User talk:Rjb 81

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WNBA Rivalry Page
Hi and welcome, Rjb 81. I reverted your contribution because it appears to violate a couple of the prime tenets of the Wikipedia project. First, your account of the playoffs appears to be original research, with a lot of editorializing flavoring the facts (though TheHoosierState89's edits are an improvement). This leads to another tenet of Wikipedia, having a neutral point of view. It may be your opinion that certain WNBA teams hold the biggest rivalries, but wikipedia articles should only contain that which is verifiable. There is no quantitative measure of what makes one rivalry "bigger" than another, so it would be difficult to verify it. On the other hand, if a reputable source was cited in the article that supported your additions, then it would at least represent the opinion of a notable source, rather than just your own. Finally, I do not believe a section dedicated to team rivalries is particularly relevant to an encyclopedic entry. There is no corresponding section in the NBA, and while there is an article called [Significant_rivalries_in_the_NFL], it suffers the same problems, namely lack of any cited sources, and is inherently POV. ---Jackel 13:59, 26 July 2007 (UTC)