Talk:Andrew Li

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Pursuant to the Wikipedia's policy on biography of living persons I have removed parts of this biopiece that impugn Andrew Li's integrity, impartiality, and honesty as a judge without citation. The author of those parts claimed, without support, that they are quoting from the South China Morning Post. However, as participants of civilized discussions would immediately recognize, simply saying that your source is from the South China Morning Post without giving us the date and page number is not a citation. Hker1997 (talk) 05:18, 21 March 2008 (UTC)