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I have added a template about the first section, the overview of the entire article. The section has little to no sources. If anyone would like to source the following, that would be nice!

The reason I am saying this is because I am unsure if it is intentional that the section is unsourced. If it is, you may undo my edit or remove my template.

Hope y'all understand! Slapplegod ( talk) 20:39, 22 May 2024 (UTC) reply