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Removed sources that seemed unreliable & their info

I cut down on a lot of the self-sourced / non-independent sources. Some of the sources used in the article were written by Daniel herself, or some of the info was said by her in an interview - both are often not considered reliable enough to back-up info in articles per WP:SELFSOURCE. I also removed any source that didn't mention Daniel at all or didn't verify any info in the sentence preceding it.

All of this to say: I think a good chunk of the info can probably be added back in, if a reliable source can be cited. I removed the info for now, because I wasn't sure of some of the accuracy or if it was significant enough to be included in an encyclopedia biography. But feel free to add more back in when reliable and independent sources are found. - Whisperjanes (talk) 10:42, 2 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Some suggestions: I think some of her emoji contributions could be added back in - it just should probably be written as prose (rather than a list) and independently sourced. A sentence or two of her most notable emoji work would probably look good. I also think notable awards can be added in, but they probably shouldn't be sourced to things likely written/said by her (such as event bios, interviews, etc) or financially connected to her. Awards cited in independent news articles or awards that have Wikipedia pages are likely notable enough. - Whisperjanes (talk) 11:04, 2 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]