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I don't consider Saving Country Music to be unreliable at all... It's not a mainstream press but it's not exactly a blog.... Also feel free to steal citations from the Stapleton page -- there's loads of stuff on Stapleton's page -- as well as Cobb's that could flesh out this page a lot more. -- Erika aka BrillLyle (talk) 08:25, 18 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]
But it seems like ever since that episode of Mr. Robot where they said that wikipedia could be edited by anyone to say anything and the more you edit the more respect people show you even if your edits are completely bogus --- it just seems like "the wiki police" are more critical of sources than they used to be. Hell, I have been trying to add a birth name, date, and place to a dead actress -being denied every time, including when I used the court transcripts as a source, lol. And, as fas as 'stealing' from the CS page, again, they have been wanting 'original' content. You can't even copy lines from an obituary, so I doubt they will let you come here using lines from his page. So I have no idea if they will let Saving Country Music as a source or not. 2601:983:8001:3540:D97F:4F1:877E:BB38 (talk) 13:01, 22 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]
