User talk:Dudicaromano

Your corrections were not supported by references. I noted that citations were needed, waited several days, then deleted your revisions when no references were supplied. Pursuant to Wikipedia's policies, I will continue to delete any claim that cannot be verified. Additionally, I will delete generalizations and speculation about who is opposed to the project ("Most people opposed to the project live in Gables Estates..."), how many people knew about it before it was approved by the County, etc. (added by 76.108.26.136 on February 9, 2012)

- - - Hi Grove Guy, I am not sure if I am doing this correctly. It is my first Wiki revision although I am active in social media. I didn't have time to go find citations immediately as my HP's hard drive crashed. (It's not been a good week.) In any case, I will add my corrections back in. Whoever put in the part about the controversy did not have the legal paperwork from the RFP.

Much of what I wrote is public record. The marina project proposal follows a multiyear RFP process through Miami-Dade County. So my sources are the legal documents, which I have in hard copy. I will find them on-line and cite them. And yes, I will read the Wiki guidelines. Thanks. Dudica (added by Dudicaromano on February 11, 2012)

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