Talk:Charlie Cline
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The article has a clear introduction, but it is not labeled or separated from the rest of the article. The article lacks a lot of information. It's a vague, mostly uncited timeline of Cline's life that lacks enough reliable sources to be wholly accepted as factual and unbiased. One of the cited sources is an Ancestry.com link that takes one to Ancestry's homepage, and not to the source cited. The article does contain in text citations, however, so what information is displayed can be traced to its source. However, there are far too few citations for the amount of information displayed. A large portion of the information is pulled from thin air, or so the referencing would indicate. One of the sources is a book (Rosenberg, Wolfe) that contains information that is now out of date. Better sources from the same authors are available. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Collindaily41 (talk • contribs) 17:49, 10 October 2019 (UTC)