User talk:Amandalee222

February 2015
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Yeruham Dam
Hello Amandalee222, welcome to Wikipedia. I noticed your edits to Yeruham Dam, and I was wondering if you were perhaps confusing two articles? There is a Wikipedia article about the town of Yeruham, and a separate one about Yeruham Dam. Another reason your edits were reverted is that they were unsourced. Wikipedia articles need to be based off of reliable, independent sources such as newspapers or books, so that anyone who reads the article can verify that the information is true.

Also, one more thing. If the current photo of the lake is not accurate, since you live close by you could take a photo of the lake yourself and upload it to Wikimedia Commons, then replace the current photo with that one. Howicus (Did I mess up?) 00:58, 26 February 2015 (UTC)
 * If I could chime in... I started this article and not for "political reasons". If you click on the geo coordinates you can see the actual dam on Google Maps. This may be a long shot but this article was in no way created to support ludacris Palestinian claims of Israel flooding their territory with dams.--NortyNort (Holla) 01:07, 26 February 2015 (UTC)


 * Hi there. While the article was edited the previous day to add a picture, it was actually created almost a year ago with a different picture of that same dam already there.. The very same picture of the dam (uploaded in 2008) is even on Yeruham's Hebrew Wiki page. While we definitely aren't trying to dismiss a local source of information, is it possible you're mistaken? If not, can you explain what the problem is a bit more?  Swarm   X 02:09, 26 February 2015 (UTC)