Talk:RollerGames

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Rock and RollerGames

User:Hlecptr attempted to change references to the TV show in the Roller Games article to be "Rock and RollerGames". If the TV show, and not just its theme song, was actually called that, then we need some clarification about that topic in this article, because there seems to be a lot of evidence to the contrary. We would also need to move this article to the new name. Can someone provide some evidence one way or the other? Thanks —mjb 16:06, 5 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Episode status

Anyone know if the tapes of this show still exist? --Shawn K. Quinn 09:19, 6 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Citations needed

Geniac reverted anonymous contributions from 63.164.145.198 because of lack of citations, and also, I'm guessing, because the same IP address was responsible for blanking an unrelated article earlier in the day. Regardless, the article has been tagged for a year now as needing citations. Besides adding citations for anything potentially contentious that's in the article already, we need to adhere to higher standards going forward. Adding new material that starts out with "According to recent reports" and then not citing those reports really isn't tolerable, and sounds like someone trying to dress up a corporate press release in official journalistic-sounding language. Please, when adding new material, cite your sources! Thanks! —mjb (talk) 03:02, 3 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]