My concern is whether its idea to use sources not on Wikipedia when citing rare information not found in other notable academic research. For example, when writing about emerging issues that are yet to be captured in research, like the page on "Nganya: the matatu culture", it is okay to include the information which external links that may be created by websites that are really not that renowned? J.K ( talk) 07:42, 23 March 2021 (UTC)
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My concern is whether its idea to use sources not on Wikipedia when citing rare information not found in other notable academic research. For example, when writing about emerging issues that are yet to be captured in research, like the page on "Nganya: the matatu culture", it is okay to include the information which external links that may be created by websites that are really not that renowned? J.K ( talk) 07:42, 23 March 2021 (UTC)
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