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The Residents

While new page patrolling came across a couple of articles by you on Residents recordings. The both seem pretty obscure to me and I am not entirely convinced that the quality of the references are enough to establish notability. However, given the status of the Residents, I'm sure there is something out there; print sources may have to be found.TheLongTone (talk) 14:33, 23 July 2019 (UTC)

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Shout by Devo

Please don't add your own conjecture to articles. It's a violation of WP:No original research. Thank you. Binksternet (talk) 15:48, 26 March 2021 (UTC)

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Wrong style, too many song covers, editing logged out

I have been removing a bunch of stuff you added. I see three problem areas with your work here:

Style

• You continue to add very strange stylings to album names and song names. You double up Twitter URLs to serve as tweet titles. The music stuff is simple: albums are in italics, and songs are in quotes. For instance, one would write "Beat It", the song by Michael Jackson, or his album Bad. Film names are also in italics.

Song covers

• You keep adding lots of song covers to legacy sections. Wikipedia's guideline for that is WP:SONGCOVER, which sets a high bar to inclusion. Just existing is not enough; the song cover should be described by third party media sources as important or noteworthy. Or the cover version can be listed if it charts.

Logged out editing

• You have been editing logged-out as Special:Contributions/2A00:23C6:6682:9501:0:0:0:0/64. You violated WP:MULTIPLE by re-adding the Twitter URL here. Please remember to log in before editing.

There's other stuff, for instance adding poor sourcing based on other wikis, but these are the top three problems I see. Binksternet (talk) 20:09, 10 July 2022 (UTC)

Don't use fansites as a source

Hello. Please avoid using fansites like Brownbase, a user-compiled fansite, as a source. A list of tour dates is rarely so relevant it belongs on an album article anyway. Thank you. Ss112 21:19, 27 August 2022 (UTC)

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Multiple editing issues

Hi Lisadoop. I see a few other veteran editors have approached you in the past, so I just want to reiterate some things that were said.

Please do not use WP:USERG sites, like the IMDB, or fan sites, like huboon.com, as references for Wikipedia. These are not reliable sources. There is an exhaustive list of acceptable and unacceptable sources, as well as information on the types of sites to be wary of, that you can view at WP:RSP.

Also, please be conscious of stylistic choices for creative works. For example, titles of films, albums and books are always italicized, while song titles are in quotation marks. See MOS:TITLE for more.

Keep in mind that Wikipedia is not an indiscriminate collection of information, as mentioned explicitly in WP:INDISCRIMINATE. You can peruse the rest of that article at WP:NOT to see other things that are generally excluded or not advised to be included in Wikipedia. For instance, lengthy lists of tour dates for non notable tours by less popular music artists are generally not something suitable for Wikipedia, especially when sourced from fan sites like huboon.com, and the information you add may be challenged and/or removed. See WP:NTOUR for more.

Finally, don't be afraid to ask another editor for help when editing. You can approach them on their talk page or, for music topics, a page like WT:ALBUMS is a good place to ask questions and get feedback from other editors who are part of WikiProject Albums.

Thanks. —The Keymaster (talk) 03:48, 28 March 2023 (UTC)

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