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Hi, you recently flooded a section of the Dutch people section with cite-tags. I would like to inform you that I removed them. Xenophobe as well as the other references in that section are reputable and are considered excellent sources. The section in question is one of controversies and the I and the other regular editors of the article in question hence try to source most if not the entire section. Demanding scientific sources is really pointless as it mostly concerns etiquette and culture. |
Hi, you recently flooded a section of the Dutch people section with cite-tags. I would like to inform you that I removed them. Xenophobe as well as the other references in that section are reputable and are considered excellent sources. The section in question is one of controversies and the I and the other regular editors of the article in question hence try to source most if not the entire section. Demanding scientific sources is really pointless as it mostly concerns etiquette and culture. |
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[[User:Rex Germanus|Rex]] 18:41, 28 November 2006 (UTC) |
[[User:Rex Germanus|Rex]] 18:41, 28 November 2006 (UTC) |
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:Hey. Don't want to say the obvious, but Xenophobe is not a scientific analysis and is not appropriate as a encyclopedic source at all. |
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:"Demanding scientific sources is really pointless as it mostly concerns etiquette and culture." |
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Jeez. This attitude explains the entire article. Without proper sourcing the opinions in the mentioned section are original research and should be deleted as such. [[User:Dennnnis|Dennnnis]] 19:15, 28 November 2006 (UTC) |
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Hi, you recently flooded a section of the Dutch people section with cite-tags. I would like to inform you that I removed them. Xenophobe as well as the other references in that section are reputable and are considered excellent sources. The section in question is one of controversies and the I and the other regular editors of the article in question hence try to source most if not the entire section. Demanding scientific sources is really pointless as it mostly concerns etiquette and culture. Rex 18:41, 28 November 2006 (UTC)
- Hey. Don't want to say the obvious, but Xenophobe is not a scientific analysis and is not appropriate as a encyclopedic source at all.
- "Demanding scientific sources is really pointless as it mostly concerns etiquette and culture."
Jeez. This attitude explains the entire article. Without proper sourcing the opinions in the mentioned section are original research and should be deleted as such. Dennnnis 19:15, 28 November 2006 (UTC)