User talk:Nmphoenix

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1000 Blank White Cards

I have to refer you to Wikipedia:Verifiability and Wikipedia:No_original_research#Primary.2C_secondary_and_tertiary_sources. To make a long story short, by longstanding policy, only published sources are acceptable, and secondary sources are preferred to primary sources. I have no reason to think you're mistaken or lying, but if we allowed "I was there and I promise it happened" to be the standard of inclusion, it wouldn't make for a very good encyclopedia. This sometimes results in valuable primary sources being ignored (but in fairness, it also lets us get rid of a lot of crud written by bored high school students about themselves.)

Now, if a journalist interviewed you on the subject and published the interview online, or a game historian described the founding of the game in a book, those would be excellent sources, and would likely support a section in the article. Until a source is provided, however, I'll have to remove the history section. All the best, Deltabeignet (talk) 21:23, 23 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]