User Sarah_Ewart is onto something. This is a volatile, emotional situation, and because it's current, it's hard to decide what's really relevant or not, in the long run. The editorial comments are liable to be a bit overblown now, but that situation should remedy itself with time and perspective, and the junk (like Greer's comments) should get weeded out. I maintain that Greer is nothing more than a public figure taking advantage of that fact to put herself in the papers, and that story is about her, not about Irwin. In the long run, it merits maybe 1 line here, and the rest should be in the Greer article. I was thinking it compares a bit with the Tom Cruise - Brooke Shields story, in which Cruise shot off his mouth about something he knows nothing about, post-partum depression. The difference is that Shields answered him, and it became a dialogue of sorts. Steve Irwin has no such option in this case, and anyone else's self-serving editorial comments about him (whether pro or con) should ultimately be kept to a minimum in an article that claims to be "encyclopedic".