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			A zealous editor marked the page as resembling an advertisement, and objected in particular to attributing a semi-pro 'zine's award nominations to the editor, rather than to the 'zine. This seems to me to be small minded and unconventional: we speak often of Ross's New Yorker, and Ross had a far larger staff than do Cramer and Hartwell. The purpose of an encyclopedia's biographical entries, after all, is to provide a useful compact reference to an individual's accomplishments.

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A zealous editor marked the page as resembling an advertisement, and objected in particular to attributing a semi-pro 'zine's award nominations to the editor, rather than to the 'zine. This seems to me to be small minded and unconventional: we speak often of Ross's New Yorker, and Ross had a far larger staff than do Cramer and Hartwell. The purpose of an encyclopedia's biographical entries, after all, is to provide a useful compact reference to an individual's accomplishments.

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