User talk:Eameece

I could not add citation for Bieber's cover of Halter's song, because it kept deleting the entire reference list, and everything else under the article, for no apparent reason. If you want to try, here's the article http://popdust.com/2011/05/19/ernie-halter-interview-justin-bieber/ Good luck, you'll need it!

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To whoever sent this: I don't see specific instructions on how to add the tag. I reloaded the file and put the tag in the description.

Oh I see, you mean "edit" at the top of the page (does not say "edit this page")

That link is confusing to begin with. In editing articles, it is the only link to edit the first section; other following sections have their own "edit" links.

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Deletion discussion about List of most likes on you tube
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