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Like all other references, those of the article’s description of the subject which include qualifiers like the words “greatest” and “star” need citations to reliable secondary sources where the words are reported as part of a quotation from objective witnesses. While such qualifiers might be factual, they are simply speculation without source quotations. So, while I hope such sources and quotations are, indeed, found and cited within the article in the future, I have edited the article to remove the unsubstantiated words. Doing this changes nothing about the statements other facts, just their accuracy for now. However, the word “achievement” should remain within the article because it is used frequently within sourced information.24.11.116.253 (talk) 19:32, 6 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]
