":I have been through this article many times as the disease has progressed from a few hundred cases to thousands of cases.  As more important information emerges, information of lesser importance obviously needs to be cut or the article would grow to an unacceptable length. I have come to the point where I have cut the names of everyone except Margaret Chan of the WHO and the names of presidents of their individual countries when I come across them in a review.  I see no reason to include Dr. Fauci's or Dr. Frieden names.  I don't think it's needed and I also don't think it's right to appear to suggest that one country's head of"" this or that health department is more notable than that of another.  As for the info on screening, we have a good US article that is well-kept and up-to-date, thus there is no need for that info in this article which IMO would also seem to suggest that the US was special and we needed to discuss it's travel restrictions while not including that info in the other country articles that have splits.  That is not to say that IMO it could not be included under  ""Travel restrictions and quarantines"", but that would take a fair amount of work/time to get it done right - besides the concern about the length of the present article. I did use the Dr. Fauci source and add info to the Treatments section.  While IMO it was not needed, I think that it improves the section even though (IMO) it only says the obvious.  I want to make something very clear:  I do NOT like to delete the work of others - I hate it.  It is not any fun at all to suggest that I know better than another editor what this article needs and what it doesn't need.  Sometimes rather than delete I go through the ref and see if I can improve what I may find fault with, but there is not always time for that.  In this case I felt that the info was either not appropriate for this article or already covered.  I'm sure that there is plenty of room to improve this article, but on the other hand there is not plenty of room to fit it all in.     

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