User talk:Thaarkika

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Babburkamme
Hi, please note that sources such as Orkut are not reliable and that the Rediff site you are using is in fact a copy of the old Wikipedia article that was deleted because it was itself unsourced. That is, the Rediff site is a mirror and thus also unreliable.

Please do not reinstate that information again with providing sources for all statements and which comply with WP:RS. You should perhaps take note of the information about edit warring also. I realise that you may not be aware of this stuff and thus I feel it best to pre-empt a situation that could land you in trouble later on. Thanks. - Sitush (talk) 20:56, 13 August 2016 (UTC)