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I think your addition veers too close to WP:Original research. If you can find a newspaper article or magazine article that makes the same point, then we'd be OK. Zagalejo ^^^ 02:48, 19 March 2013 (UTC)
Hi, JohnnyangelNIU. I have undone the change you made to Technical Ecstasy. My CD liner notes use the spelling "Gerald Woodruffe". A brief web search suggests that that spelling of his name is quite common. In the article I think it makes sense to stick to the credited spelling. Perhaps Gerald has gone by both spellings in his career. In that case, if ever an article is made for him, both spellings can always wikilink to the correct person. Do you have a particular source that suggested Gerald was going by "Woodroffe" around the time of the Tech Ec album? What prompted your change? Are you sure your source wasn't in error? Jason Quinn ( talk) 21:17, 26 September 2013 (UTC)
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I think your addition veers too close to WP:Original research. If you can find a newspaper article or magazine article that makes the same point, then we'd be OK. Zagalejo ^^^ 02:48, 19 March 2013 (UTC)
Hi, JohnnyangelNIU. I have undone the change you made to Technical Ecstasy. My CD liner notes use the spelling "Gerald Woodruffe". A brief web search suggests that that spelling of his name is quite common. In the article I think it makes sense to stick to the credited spelling. Perhaps Gerald has gone by both spellings in his career. In that case, if ever an article is made for him, both spellings can always wikilink to the correct person. Do you have a particular source that suggested Gerald was going by "Woodroffe" around the time of the Tech Ec album? What prompted your change? Are you sure your source wasn't in error? Jason Quinn ( talk) 21:17, 26 September 2013 (UTC)
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Hello, Please do not readd information that has been removed for lack of citations as you did at BK Chicken Fries. Information that is not been properly cited is subject to challenge and removal as I did as part of the article's Good Article upgrade.
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