Talk:Charles Plympton Smith

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[edit] Important?

This guy is a relative of someone borderline notable. Doesn't seem very notable himself. Cleduc 04:17, 2 March 2006 (UTC)

[edit] What makes this individual notable?

Even in a small rural state of less than half a million people there must easily be thousands of people more accomplished and notable. Being grandson of a state senator, and brother to a community college president doesn't seem particularly notable. By estimate there are more than 200 bankers in Vermont more senior, and more than 400 living Vermonters having been appointed to quasi-public boards by the state's governor. While I would note vote this Mr. Smith out of Vermont, I would vote his bio out of Wikipedia.CApitol3 21:27, 6 November 2006 (UTC)