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Precisely which of those sources are you in such opposition to? Also, WP:SPS is not really applicable here. Which sources do you see falling under that banner? GlassCobra 20:45, 2 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Please stop edit warring on this article, and removing most of it's content. After reviewing it, it would seem that WP:SPS is not applicable here — the information within the article isn't violating BLP in any way, that I can tell. If you've got a problem with the articles content, rather than edit warring which could lead to blocks, you should try discussing the disputes with the concerned user(s). As a side note, you're nearing a violation of the three-revert rule. Regards, Rjd0060 (talk) 21:47, 2 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]
No. Just stop edit warring. Thanks. Rjd0060 (talk) 22:01, 2 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]
If I may add my two cents, here, for a second. I was sorting through the 3RR reporting page and noticed this and found it interesting. Allow me to clarify the points. I believe the reason Rjd0060 warned you instead of GlassCobra, well, frankly because, technically you can't report someone to the 3RR page until after they've broken the rule, but you reported him before. You were both close to breaking the rule, but GlassCobra clearly expressed interest in stopping as to not break the rule, whereas you did not. I believe that's why he warned you instead.
Now onto the issue at hand. I have to agree that here WP:SPS is not applicable. This is because, well, that particular guideline specifically points out that someone can claim to be an expert in a particular field, but what field is a biography? Anyone can tell their life's story without having to be an expert, and that guideline also says in some cases that those sources can be trusted. This is one of those cases, because it is a biography article, and information is being pulled from a biography on a website. I will re-state that you do not have to be an expert to write a story about your life. As for WP:BURDEN not applying to GlassCobra, it certainly does, but he provided the sources, you're just refusing them without thinking. Wikipedia requires 50% guideline, 50% judgment, 100% common sense. --The Guycomplainedits 02:30, 7 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]
