User talk:DarrinCrow

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Your recent edits

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"Common knowledge"

If something is "common knowledge", then it shouldn't be hard to find a citation to document it. Our rules about verifiability and reliable sourcing mean that if information cannot be documented, it has no place in an article. We are not a repository for what "everybody in the neighborhood knows"; we are a compendium of published information from reliable, neutral sources. --Orange Mike | Talk 13:09, 1 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]