User talk:Justus0

Re: Infiniy On High

Hello Justus0 and welcome to Wikipedia! I'm not entirely sure as to why exactly the article was protected in the first place, and why it still is. I know the semi-protection was temporarily removed but restored shortly afterwards and I'm pretty sure that (since edit protection is only used in extremely excessive cases of vandalism) there was good reason to do so. As for the reviews, I removed the Sputnik review because in album articles only professional reviews should be listed, Sputnik however is a collection of user-submitted reviews and therefore does not qualify for inclusion. The others you listed are more than adequate (however scathing they might be), so feel free to post a list of links here, on my talk page or on Talk:Infinity on High (if you have the permission), and I will gladly include the links in the article. Have a great day, HarryCane 14:48, 15 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Throwing quarters

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