Talk:Political families of Philadelphia
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[edit] Families
I think you erred in reverting from the information about the late Councilman David Cohen and his two sons. If you restore that information, it will likely lead to information about members of other Philadelphia political families being added, and this article in time will become a valuable reference source. If there is any error in anything I wrote, it will be corrected in time thourgh the normal Wikipedia process.
One error that you definitely should not have reverted was changing the name of David Cohen's son, the Common Pleas Court Judge. His name is Denis P. Cohen, not Gene Cohen. Gene Cohen is a former Common Pleas Court Judge who is no relation to the late Councilman Cohen. The article on which you based Political Families of Philadelphia on is erroneous in that matter. Zulitz 14:59, 11 October 2006)
- I'll make the change on the name, but I'm unconvinced on the rest. If you were to insert the information on people who don't already have articles, it should be better formatted. --evrik 20:05, 11 October 2006 (UTC)
