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- Every article must have at least one verifiable and reliable reference. Articles describing a topic entirely from first-hand experience, where no documentation is known or likely to exist, qualify as original research, which is not allowed.
- References should be in a "References" section.
- Direct quotes, especially from living people, should always be specifically cited to a source.
- Citations may be in any style, but Cite.php footnotes are most typical in music articles on Wikipedia.
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| This page is currently inactive and is retained for
historical reference. Either the page is no longer relevant or consensus on its purpose has become unclear. To revive discussion, seek broader input via a forum such as the village pump. |
- Every article must have at least one verifiable and reliable reference. Articles describing a topic entirely from first-hand experience, where no documentation is known or likely to exist, qualify as original research, which is not allowed.
- References should be in a "References" section.
- Direct quotes, especially from living people, should always be specifically cited to a source.
- Citations may be in any style, but Cite.php footnotes are most typical in music articles on Wikipedia.