Talk:Family Wars

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Notability tag

Regarding the addition of the notability tag, all three of the listed sources provide significant coverage of the topic. No issue with considering the two Paper Mayhem articles as one since they are the same ~~author~~ magazine (although different author), but that still leaves two sources with adequate coverage from different magazines and authors. They meet the guideline in Wikipedia:One hundred words as below.

Stewart Wieck, "The PBM Reviews: Family Wars", White Wolf, No. 10, pp. 54–55. (~1400 words)
Patrick O. Dick, "PBM Capsule: Family Wars", Paper Mayhem, No. 21, p. 31. (~500 words)
David Webber, "Family Wars", Paper Mayhem, No. 32, pp. 14–15. (~1900 words)

It is true that the article does not provide very many inline citations from these sources, and so I will change the tag to reflect that. But the listed sources are sufficient for notability, IMO. Airborne84 (talk) 23:34, 23 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]