By Jacquelyne Taurianen
You are going to call Ann Coulter, the conservative columnist, said Chuck Baldwin, and my heart dropped. He continued to inform other classmates that they were also going to call Sinbad, the comedian and Fuzzy Zoeller, the golf pro, to get their comments about the their Wikipedia page.
Trying to contact Sinbad
By Charles Pulliam
David “Sinbad” Adkins, an actor and stand-up comedian, was unavailable for comment June 7.
Adkins was one of the many examples of how Wikipedia anonymous publishers can defame others, according to a speech from John Seigenthaler.
Getting in contact with the 51-year-old Adkins was a difficult process.
He is a member of several celebrity agencies. I called two of them with dead ends.
I left a message with a request for an interview with one of Adkins' helpers. It wasn't even his assistant, though.
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