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um... i have a suggestion. Add more than a sentence about him.

Remove Stub tag?

Do we have enough information to be able to remove the stub tag? Chrisirwin 15:11, 29 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Proper credit?

The entire discography page is a direct copy (with a few subsequent edits made in later revisions by other people) of my Busy Bee discography page: http://wernervonwallenrod.com/Bee.html. Not only does it use my research, but includes my formatting (example: for a guest appearance, it goes "Artist w/ (short for "with") other guest artist if applicable, "song title" album title (record label - year)"), and even the editing of titles, such as "Kiss My A__" instead of the actual title "Kiss My Ass." This is clearly just blatantly copy & pasted from my page; and yet my site is not included as a reference or anything.

I have no experience with Wikipedia, but I assume this isn't the way it's supposed to be? And that either A) research and info should be original or B) the source should be credited with some sort of link?

I cited your page now, and also pared down the discography so it's not so copy/paste. Bonnie13J (talk) 15:50, 26 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]