Talk:David Cooperrider

NPOV dispute

- Lines such as "Very quickly – beyond its use as a positive organizational scholarship and theory-building method – the applied power of appreciative inquiry was discovered, and soon it spread to many domains such as organization development" are non-neutral, non-factual, and read like an ad for this practice.

- Several of the sources are weak, require registration (e.g. source [8] https://study.com/academy/lesson/what-is-positive-organizational-scholarship-definition-and-examples.html

- Cleanup would require (IMO) deletion or heavy rework of most of the "Appreciative Inquiry" and "Impact" sections. Suggested edits would be highly factual based on real achievement (of which there are several for this person/subject). This may result in true stub status for this page.

Notability

Tried to find outside references of notability and added them. Also put in quotes what was simply a quote from other web pages. Anyone feel like this has made the necessary contribution to avoid deletion? -RSaylors (talk) 17:21, 23 July 2011 (UTC)

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