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Hold on there partner!
RE: Your contributions toJames Garner, please format sources correctly.
Learning to format your references; add author if available, title, original source, date, publication, hosting site if applicable, etc.
How to cite sources:
Wikipedia:Citing sources and alsoWikipedia:Citing sources/example style
SEE:Wikipedia:Guide to writing better articles (This is a good one!)
Also, use CREDIBLE sources, nndb.com is NOT considered a good source. Do you have others that are better?
Please and thank you...
Book, album, movie, TV show, titles areItalicized not put quotes.
Peoples names, like David Halberstam, Republican, and Groucho Marx should almost NEVER be put in quotes.
I think I'll have to revert your entire edit until you can learn to do it properly.
EXAMPLE.[1]
You need to write in an encyclopedic manner, i.e.: "Unlike many celebrities," is NOT, it is editorial opinion, right or not.
Also, use CREDIBLE sources, nndb.com is NOT considered a good source. Do you have others that are better?
Carry on,
WikiDon (talk)23:33, 1 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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