Talk:Julius Schwartz

message: I've seen it suggested that Julius Schwartz was the inspiration for the character of Julius Furst in Kurt Busciek's Astro City comics. Can anyone corroborate that? -FZ 01:25, 13 Aug 2004 (UTC)
replies: text: I don't know why but somebdoy put that entire awkward section back in. I did my best to edit it for grammar and flow of language and add factual refutations to the charges as well as descriptions of the circumstances under which they were published.  Those charges were gossiped about for over a decade and never printed until Schwartz was unable to respond to them by virtue of having DIED. Many, many women who worked with him longer and during that time cited in the article dispute the veracity of the charges.  I tried to put a balance of views in there.  I'm on the record as never having seen him behave that way and I cited one of the interviews I have done on Schwartz's promoton of the careers of young women in publishing.    I also tried to describe his professional friendships with other women of my genertation. I simply tried to strike a balance.Lisapollison 11:52, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: question

message: I found this a rather odd bit of the bio
Because of the way it's written, it makes it sound like an "either/or" - well if he sexually harassed those girls - why would he promote other women? etc etc - people are complex! just because he exhibited one type of behaviour does not mean that he did not engaged in the other! the way it is currently written seems to be an attempt to present balance by linking two thing that don't have to be connected. --Charlesknight 21:15, 26 November 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I had cut that section at the beginning of September, and it was restored via IP edit this morning. I  have curt it again. If someone wishes to restore, PLEASE discuss on talk before restoration. --Pleasantville 16:24, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: I don't know about 10 years ago, but there is currently a lot more documentation of this than a single TCJ article. I invite editors to help me cover this aspect of the subject's life. -Jason A. Quest (talk) 16:19, 11 November 2017 (UTC)
thread_title:  Sexual conduct 

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replies: text: I have dozens, maybe even hundreds of photos of Julie that are better than this, most of which i took.  If anyone wants to coach me on how to upload them, I'll be happy to do it.LiPollis (talk) 02:50, 8 May 2009 (UTC)
thread_title: Fair use rationale for Image:Superman 411 Cover.jpg

message: First of all, it's not in quotes.  merely providing the reference source is insufficient for a block of text of that size offered up as a set of facts.  Second, it's in Harlan's "voice"  and as such is not suitable for an encyclopedia entry. Third, Ellison goes ballistic when his words are lifted and unattributed so I suggest somebody revert it all back.  The material is Ellison's  opinion.  The facts may be true but he's not representing them as a set of hard and proven facts.  Ellison is representing these "facts" as HIS memory of Julie's early life, which took place long before Ellison's own birth, so it's already problemnatic, yes?  Better to use quotes from Schwartz' autobiography or many published intriviews.
If you want to keep the Harlan quote, write some minor introductory sentence such as "Writer Harlan Ellison had this to say about Schwartz's early life.." And then put the entire block in quotes with a reference.  Then get back to the facts.  If nobody does that, I suggest removing the whole block because it's disruptive to the flow of the article and the facts Ellison introduces are not referenced.  As a block quote, his words are in context as his opinion.   I knew Julie for my entire adult life too and I could drop in big chunks of tributes I've written as well but it would only be my opinion.   Ellison's tribute may be much more appropriate if presented properly merely because he knew Julie much longer and the story of Julie's relationship with Ellison as a young SF & Comics Fan is well-known.LiPollis (talk) 21:44, 10 July 2010 (UTC)
thread_title: Huge unattributed  Harlan Ellison Quote is problematic