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The Pomander was a gold or silver neclace often worn to give out fraigrence.
Renaissance
That whole section which I undid was a quotation of a primary source, and not in easily understandable modern English. Per
WP:RS, we shouldn't quote extensively from primary sources. Instead, that section needs to discuss how Renaissance pomadors were made, what they resembled, etc., and that info needs to come from secondary sources.
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Issue with citation
Citation #9 is now out of date and leads to a casino website. Sorry, I'm not super experienced with Wikipedia, so I don't know how to fix it...
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The Pomander was a gold or silver neclace often worn to give out fraigrence.
Renaissance
That whole section which I undid was a quotation of a primary source, and not in easily understandable modern English. Per
WP:RS, we shouldn't quote extensively from primary sources. Instead, that section needs to discuss how Renaissance pomadors were made, what they resembled, etc., and that info needs to come from secondary sources.
Qwyrxian (
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13:52, 3 August 2010 (UTC)reply
Issue with citation
Citation #9 is now out of date and leads to a casino website. Sorry, I'm not super experienced with Wikipedia, so I don't know how to fix it...
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15:39, 14 May 2023 (UTC)reply