User talk:Danny holloway

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Hi Danny. You obviously are knowledgeable about the topics you have edited and are bringing new facts to them. However I have to point out that some of your edits are crossing the line on a couple of counts, particularly the policy of no original research, verifiability, and also neutral point of view. So, in the case of Cornell Campbell, a statement like He has one of the sweetest falsettos of any Jamaican vocalist is a debatable comparison, and thus has to backed up with an authoritative reference, and that his real name is Cornel has to have a verifiable source. Even so, since his widely accepted performing name is Cornell, there is no justification for changing all the spellings in the article - the article would actually need to be itself moved. The correct procedure in a case like this is to go to the talk page, suggest the changes and then gain consensus. I understand that you are comparatively new to wikipedia and am sure you have much of value to contribute. I trust that you will take the time to learn the ways to make rock solid edits that will not be reversed, as these very likely will. Lastly I would mention, as in the notes above, the need to give edit summaries.Wwwhatsup (talk) 19:11, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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