User talk:Eastwood33

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Izis
Here and in earlier edits, you add material to Izis Bidermanas. Where does this material come from? (Why should we believe it?) Please add your sources. Thank you. -- Hoary (talk) 15:19, 24 February 2009 (UTC)


 * Hi, I wrote this material. All documentation about Izis exist and can be study in places such as the BNF in Paris, and many other. I have a PHD in art history and was curator in chief in different museums in Europe for 35 years. But if you do not trust my information, you can erase, no problemo :-) What can I say? Otherwise, there is a lot of good books about Izis and interviews too, which you can loo at. Whith my best regards.Eastwood33 (talk) 17:56, 24 February 2009 (UTC)

No, I don't trust your information; however, this is nothing personal about you, I assure you. Instead, I'm hoping that you'll lead me to trust your information. In the same way, I certainly wouldn't expect you to trust information that I add, unless I say where it comes from. As an illustration of the way articles should be, take a look at Adolfo Farsari or El Lissitzky; these say what information comes from where. And the mechanism for this is:


 * This is an assertion.

I do know that there are good books about Izis; I just don't happen to have any or (right now) to have easy access to any. So please say what's where. Of course the source may be in French or indeed in any other language. With your experience, I'm sure you can continue to make the article on Izis more informative, while also ensuring that the information is credible. -- Hoary (talk) 23:30, 24 February 2009 (UTC)