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References in popular culture
If you want to add this sort of information to articles, it is essential that (1) you cite a WP:Reliable source that describes the reference; and (2) the reference is more than merely a passing mention -- it must be a significant performance or quote that is important to the plot of the thing referenced, AND the reference must describe its significance. If you can satisfy these criteria, please renew your edit at "Roses of Picardy", together with citing the WP:RSs. See also WP:TRIVIA. All the best, -- Ssilvers (talk) 22:53, 28 October 2016 (UTC)