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Sounds like an advert edit
Since founding Mercy For Animals over a decade ago, Runkle has overseen the organization's growth into a leading national force in the prevention of cruelty to farmed animals and promotion of compassionate food choices and policies.
A nationally recognized speaker on animal advocacy, factory farming, and veganism, Runkle has presented at colleges, conferences, and many other forums from coast to coast.
Runkle works closely with MFA's diverse group of members, supporters, and employees to oversee, develop, and fulfill objectives within the organization's four areas of focus: education, legal advocacy, corporate outreach, and undercover investigations.
Runkle has worked alongside elected officials, corporate executives, heads of international organizations, professors, farmers, celebrities, and film producers to pass landmark farmed animal protection legislation, raise public awareness about vegetarianism, and implement animal welfare policy changes.
All of this content seems promotional (see WP:NPOV) and non-verifiable (see WP:VERIFIABILITY). It reads like it's straight off the Mercy for Animals website. I took it out, but Sammy1339 reverted it. Sammy, could you explain why you think this content is appropriate (or someone else clarify what I'm missing)? Thanks! Empamazing (talk) 02:39, 8 February 2016 (UTC)
- @Sammy1339: reverted his addition of this content, so this issue is resolved. Thanks, Sammy! Empamazing (talk) 17:48, 8 February 2016 (UTC)
Location edit
Why no information about Runkle's previous or current locations? MaynardClark (talk) 20:14, 24 July 2020 (UTC)