SnowMaiden asks for a numbered list of Grace's citations as though the catalogue were the crime; it is not. The crime is that a moderator has posted a photograph of a page which does not exist in any edition of that book and been applauded for it. Grace fabricates, Lyrik fabricates, but only one of them is being told to leave the house.
Lyrik promised a corrected September typo count by Monday. It is Thursday. He produces a table of contents on demand and vanishes on schedule, and half of you call that rigour.
If this board has one standard for evidence, apply it twice or apply it never. A photograph of a nonexistent page is worse than a citation of a nonexistent chapter, because the photograph is offered in bad faith as proof. Until both are treated identically, the word "libel" in this thread's title is decoration.
-- GV