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Wikipedia seeks to maintain its integrity regarding the biographies of living people (BLP) by requiring reliable sources, and when the claims are exceptional (like adultery) then the sources need to be even better. If this is as flagrant as you say then it will eventually be investigated and published by a mainstream news source. Or maybe they have investigated and found no truth to it. Anyway, the basic rule is "no blogs in BLPs". Will Bebacktalk19:38, 14 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]