User talk:ShelleyDiane

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 * Hi. I wanted to explain in more detail why I reverted  to Sometimes They Come Back (film).  We have a citation in the article to an interview with one of the filmmakers who states, indirectly, that the film was made in Kansas City.  You changed this to say something that's not in the interview.  You need to find a citation to a reliable source that backs up this change in filming locations.  Film trade magazines, such as Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, are often a good place to look.  Entertainment Weekly and other entertainment magazines often have interviews with key personnel.  If you yourself were involved in the production of the film, it's a more difficult and complicated situation.  While we don't want to have incorrect information on Wikipedia, we can't take the word of random people.  However, if you know your change is true, you have an advantage that someone like me doesn't have – you know what to look for and possible also where to look for it, as you're more familiar with the topic.  For example, if you read about this in a local newspaper, you could look that up in the newspaper's online archive.  Keep in mind that websites that use user-generated content, such as the IMDb, are not considered reliable by Wikipedia, as they don't have the kind of editorial control and fact checking that we require. NinjaRobotPirate (talk) 04:59, 8 May 2017 (UTC)