Likewise Hi. You do not want to, or are not able to understand the content of my message. The FIRST sentence in the lead section states WHO is the person and, if needed, what he/she is NOTABLE for. I therefore remove the word Little-known (which implies an unnecessary qualification, that can be added later, in the next sentence for instance) once more. You can develop Asselineau's lack of fame everywhere else but not in the first sentence.  So, to take in account what you 'kindly' suggest and the word chosen by another user, I actually put it in a sentence that follows the first one (i.e. the second sentence of the page, although I really think it duplicates the last paragraph of the lead section and really think somebody else will mind  as much as I do and remove the sentence, and the word for that matter) . I do not disagree with sources and have no opinion about Asselineau. Consider this my final reply to you, thank you. Should you disagree, ask for comments of other contributors on the English WP, about using the word  Little-known in the FIRST sentence of a page.Aya (d)