User talk:Rsdunlap
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[edit]Hello, Rsdunlap, and welcome to Wikipedia! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are a few links to pages you might find helpful:
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Re: Powell-Peralta
[edit]Hi Richard. Thanks for your note. You should know that the objection to your edits has nothing to do with whether or not we (I wasn't the one who reverted your first edit) think you should be mentioned or not (the WP:COI stuff which can always be managed). It's more about Wikipedia not being Facebook or Myspace which means we need reliable sources to verify the claims we make. The similarity between the content you are adding and your user name just raises a flag which means it is easier to pick up. That's not really fair, but I'm sure you can see how it works, yeah? My point about the video is that the link you provided could only ever be used to verify that you were in that one video, not that you were a "member of the team" or that you also appeared in other videos. I take your point, though, about the "loose tribe". I should also point out that we have few references for the other members of the team. Until we have stronger sourcing for everything else, it's not particularly fair to expect a higher standard for one person than for all others. I'm going to undo my own edit and we can work on the rest of the list as we go. Stalwart111 07:46, 5 September 2013 (UTC)