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Synthesis and biographies of living persons

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What you're doing at Tony Hwang amounts to original synthesis to promote points that arguably are libelous. If you want to add something about how Hwang hypocritically supports a budget contrary to his publicly held views, or how he's an inefficient lawmaker because none of his bills actually get passed, you'll need to find a source that actually makes that point. Combining unrelated sources to insinuate something none of them say is not acceptable, doubly so if it's about a living person. Huon (talk) 21:31, 17 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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