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Your recent additions to Uncle Ruckus have included external links, but not actually reliable third party commentary. You are simply using transcripts to support your personal interpretation. Wikipedia writing is unlike writing papers for college or other publication where you as the writer are encouraged to find examples that support your thesis. For Wikipedia, we find published authors who have already made the analytical claims and simply report what they have published. I will leave your additions for another day or so if you are working on getting the appropriate previously published analysis, but if you do not add additional sourcing shortly, I will again remove the content. ActiveBanana(bananaphone17:35, 6 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
