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Hi there. As per our edit-comment exchange, the posted link doesn't work and I've tried it through two different ISPs. Being a link to an American newspaper/journal/etc, I'm guessing in works inside the USA but not outside, such as from the UK. Sooner or later someone will throw it away for that reason. Can you find a better source for the same interview? They're often syndicated or repeated across different providers. He's made the same TSWLM judgement in tons of interviews, including his book. ToaneeM ( talk) 19:09, 29 October 2020 (UTC)
- First off, I did not add the Palm Beach Post citation. An anonymous user did on October 24, and all I did was filled in the reference. Moore's book My Word is Bond may have more reliable in which he may have repeated the claim, and I live close to a library that has the book in circulation. So, I'll update the page with a better source if I can. Thank you for being civil about this.
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- (started round your house so... :-) ) Pleasure and, likewise, thanks for working together on this. Before posting on your page, I searched for any interviews on this (no luck) and had the same thought about his book, which I have a Kindle copy of. I can dig out the reference and fix it, it'll take me a day or so though. Btw, are you in the USA, was my guess about the link working there right? All the best.
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- Yes, I live in the United States, and the link works here. Furthermore, I found the book at the library, and it's on page 212. Moore writes: "The film is certainly lighter than my previous two Bond efforts; I think largely due to Lewis wanting to have fun with it all, and make it slightly ridiculous – a giant with steel teeth for instance? It suited my style and persona and I think I really settled into the role with this film. It's certainly my favorite of the Bonds I made." I will update accordingly. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 23:24, 29 October 2020 (UTC)
- (started round your house so... :-) ) Pleasure and, likewise, thanks for working together on this. Before posting on your page, I searched for any interviews on this (no luck) and had the same thought about his book, which I have a Kindle copy of. I can dig out the reference and fix it, it'll take me a day or so though. Btw, are you in the USA, was my guess about the link working there right? All the best.
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- Well, I disagree as my edits were not at all unconstructive. I did notice that I did not revise the date formatting for the Box Office Mojo, which was merely an oversight on my part. I prefer using MDY dates for an American film. The formatting is fine if it's an article for a British or foreign films. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 04:55, 17 January 2021 (UTC)
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- None of my edits were disruptive. If you paid enough attention, I filled in bare references, added proper referencing to a statement made on Siskel & Ebert, and removed a citation from Blu-ray.com (which is not a reliable source), which I replaced with a website citation from Kino Lorber. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 15:53, 12 August 2021 (UTC)
- Also, is there an explanation for why you're adding the same exact unsourced material as User:ChristianJosephAllbee on Jetsons: The Movie? Are you a sock puppet? NinjaRobotPirate ( talk) 07:49, 12 August 2021 (UTC)
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- There was no copyright violation on my part. The article itself before my edits was largely copied from Disney Wiki without proper attribution that it was lifted from there. I heavily revised the article, and cited reliable sources like the Los Angeles Times and James B. Stewart's book DisneyWar to ensure no plagiarism. The websites Jim Hill Media and Animated Views are free to use and cite from.
- That said, I can't speak for the edits made afterwards.
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- Hmm. Maybe I warned the wrong person.
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- I think you meant to post it on the talk page for 73.8.189.28. All is forgiven if you meant to post it there. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 02:17, 1 June 2022 (UTC)
- Hmm. Maybe I warned the wrong person.
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- Thank you so much. The New York Post articles were removed, although I feel in this case, they were reliable sources. The book by Andrew Rice actually cited those articles as references. Regardless, Ingram's arrest and indictment was reported by multiple sources. I believe Ingram being a capital committer at Goldman Sachs comes from his LinkedIn profile account. Given LinkedIn is not generally considered to be reliable, I removed it. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 16:28, 19 January 2023 (UTC)
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CNMall41 ( talk) 01:47, 21 January 2023 (UTC)- Thank you. I see you added a tag stating the article reads like a personal essay. Most of the information was taken from a book that was mostly politically neutral. What portions of the article read like an essay? PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 02:03, 21 January 2023 (UTC)
I noticed that you revised the reference for the WSWS to identify it as originating with the World Socialist Web Site. Are you aware that a "consensus" exists, supported by Wiki Administrators, that the WSWS is an "unreliable" reference for Wikipedia? I posted some material from the journal and it was summarily deleted. The accuracy of the post was not contested, simply the source. When I defended the post, I was threatened with having my Username blocked.
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- Thank you. I will integrate a page link into the Baton Rouge article. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 16:07, 24 April 2024 (UTC)
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Hi there. As per our edit-comment exchange, the posted link doesn't work and I've tried it through two different ISPs. Being a link to an American newspaper/journal/etc, I'm guessing in works inside the USA but not outside, such as from the UK. Sooner or later someone will throw it away for that reason. Can you find a better source for the same interview? They're often syndicated or repeated across different providers. He's made the same TSWLM judgement in tons of interviews, including his book. ToaneeM ( talk) 19:09, 29 October 2020 (UTC)
- First off, I did not add the Palm Beach Post citation. An anonymous user did on October 24, and all I did was filled in the reference. Moore's book My Word is Bond may have more reliable in which he may have repeated the claim, and I live close to a library that has the book in circulation. So, I'll update the page with a better source if I can. Thank you for being civil about this.
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- (started round your house so... :-) ) Pleasure and, likewise, thanks for working together on this. Before posting on your page, I searched for any interviews on this (no luck) and had the same thought about his book, which I have a Kindle copy of. I can dig out the reference and fix it, it'll take me a day or so though. Btw, are you in the USA, was my guess about the link working there right? All the best.
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- Yes, I live in the United States, and the link works here. Furthermore, I found the book at the library, and it's on page 212. Moore writes: "The film is certainly lighter than my previous two Bond efforts; I think largely due to Lewis wanting to have fun with it all, and make it slightly ridiculous – a giant with steel teeth for instance? It suited my style and persona and I think I really settled into the role with this film. It's certainly my favorite of the Bonds I made." I will update accordingly. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 23:24, 29 October 2020 (UTC)
- (started round your house so... :-) ) Pleasure and, likewise, thanks for working together on this. Before posting on your page, I searched for any interviews on this (no luck) and had the same thought about his book, which I have a Kindle copy of. I can dig out the reference and fix it, it'll take me a day or so though. Btw, are you in the USA, was my guess about the link working there right? All the best.
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- None of my edits were disruptive. If you paid enough attention, I filled in bare references, added proper referencing to a statement made on Siskel & Ebert, and removed a citation from Blu-ray.com (which is not a reliable source), which I replaced with a website citation from Kino Lorber. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 15:53, 12 August 2021 (UTC)
- Also, is there an explanation for why you're adding the same exact unsourced material as User:ChristianJosephAllbee on Jetsons: The Movie? Are you a sock puppet? NinjaRobotPirate ( talk) 07:49, 12 August 2021 (UTC)
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- There was no copyright violation on my part. The article itself before my edits was largely copied from Disney Wiki without proper attribution that it was lifted from there. I heavily revised the article, and cited reliable sources like the Los Angeles Times and James B. Stewart's book DisneyWar to ensure no plagiarism. The websites Jim Hill Media and Animated Views are free to use and cite from.
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- I think you meant to post it on the talk page for 73.8.189.28. All is forgiven if you meant to post it there. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 02:17, 1 June 2022 (UTC)
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- Thank you so much. The New York Post articles were removed, although I feel in this case, they were reliable sources. The book by Andrew Rice actually cited those articles as references. Regardless, Ingram's arrest and indictment was reported by multiple sources. I believe Ingram being a capital committer at Goldman Sachs comes from his LinkedIn profile account. Given LinkedIn is not generally considered to be reliable, I removed it. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 16:28, 19 January 2023 (UTC)
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CNMall41 ( talk) 01:47, 21 January 2023 (UTC)- Thank you. I see you added a tag stating the article reads like a personal essay. Most of the information was taken from a book that was mostly politically neutral. What portions of the article read like an essay? PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 02:03, 21 January 2023 (UTC)
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- Thank you. I will integrate a page link into the Baton Rouge article. PrinceArchelaus ( talk) 16:07, 24 April 2024 (UTC)