`::I think that a possible positive contribution related to the above passages may be identifying any section of the article where there isn't a clear identification of the author to whom the passage is being attributed. Often this is accomplished through footnotes, but it seems possible that the footnote may not be enough in some places. In other words, pernaps simply adding ``according to Martin Jay Levitt...`` to some passages would clarify the article for some readers.  ::I do note, however, that the article does frequently include such attribution phrases. I'm just interested in whether other editors believe they are present in all the places they should be.     `