Talk:Koreans in Chicago

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Questions about edits
, thank you so much for editing the article. I do have a few comments and questions about your edits. WhisperToMe (talk) 22:15, 3 February 2015 (UTC)
 * 1. About: This edit and this one I would like to say that I am not aware on a ban on naming sources/people inline. My understanding is that the person speaking/making comment should be indicated. Even though the person who is quoted, Chunho Park, was just an ordinary citizen, the newspaper quoted him. It's important to mention his name and the name of the journalist who quoted him.
 * 2. There is no blanket prohibition on using PhD theses as sources. One can see RS noticeboard discussions on the matter, and from my understanding it boils down to "it depends". If needed we can discuss specific theses on the noticeboard and see what comes up there. There are some cases where even master's degree theses are cited and it's acceptable (often other reliable sources cite these theses).
 * 3. Is it okay if you explain this in more detail? Different ethnic communities may have different focuses. The Korean culture happens to revolve around churches and voluntary organizations but it may not be the same for every culture.

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