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Comment: does not need a complete rewrite, just1. Remove the details about his early life. Nothing beforethe doctorate is really significant.2. Make sure the article contains, the full sequence of degrees and positions, with dates.3. Add a complete list of books published, with year, date, publisher, ISBN (referenced to WorldCat), and links to published reviews of the books; and the 5 or so most cited peer-reviewed articles, given in full with coauthors, full name of journals, and links, with the number of citations to each of them; any national level awards--(not junior awards or awards from their own university). Omit others.3. Include only major outside positions, such as president of major national organizations, and any positions of editor-in-chief ; Membership or minor offices in most societies, and service on editorial boards, do not count for much & are better omitted.4. The entrepreneurship section is trivial. Greatly condense it5. None of the awards except possibly no.3. means much. Remove them.6. The advocacy section gives no indication that any of this was significant or widely reported. Condense or remove DGG ( talk ) 04:32, 22 March 2021 (UTC)
Comment: Subject might pass via WP:ACADEMIC, but this article would require an entire haul over. The article is an exhaustive, line by line brag on the subject that comes across more like a CV than an actual Wikipedia article. We're not interested in every little non-sequitur and achievement by the subject. Condense to what makes the subject notable and how his research has contributed to his field. Sulfurboy (talk) 09:45, 5 March 2021 (UTC)
Michael K. Hole (born February 1986) is an American physician, professor, entrepreneur, and military officer. He is a White House Fellow,[1] the 2023 Austinite of the Year,[2][3] and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree for North America.[4][5] In 2019, Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush named Hole a Presidential Leadership Scholar.[6][7]