User talk:Preachur

October 2010
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Crusties
I had to remove some text you contributed to the Crusties page. I don't disagree with anything you wrote but Wikipedia articles shouldn't contain anything that is one's own personal opinion or any links to one's own websites or anything that could be seen as advertising or promoting one's self. I did check it out and the religion and ordinations mentioned are valid of course but they are not notable enough to meet Wikipedia guidelines i.e. not enough followers etc to warrant inclusion in this article. All of the remaining text in the article relies on quotes from noted sources such as academic publications. If there is strong evidence and secondary sources for what you want to say then you can include that and restore the text. The article does need some more content and I have found it hard to get decent sources for stuff I'd like to say about Crusties and Crusty culture that I know from my own experience but can't substantiate so I would encourage you to do so Silverwood (talk) 17:32, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

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File source problem with File:Nokill ribbon.jpg
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