User talk:Nanocoloraturo

I update the picture and corrected the birth date for the accurate date, as well official links and details in her biography Changes made by --Nanocoloraturo (talk) 04:15, 11 November 2013 (UTC) --Nanocoloraturo (talk) 18:41, 3 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Inappropriate externallinks

I removed excessive and inappropriate external links. i.e www.vze.com which is not Samira Said's official website

Adam Official Representative for Samira Said Email: Adam@SamiraSaid.net --Nanocoloraturo (talk) 18:54, 3 November 2013 (UTC) --Nanocoloraturo (talk) 00:47, 4 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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awards2003/profile_said.shtml Samira Said: Winner in the Middle East category by Garth Cartwright (2002]</ref> for the best artist in the Middle East with her album 'Youm Wara Youm'.{{Citation
of her album [[Ayaam Hayati]] (i.e. Days of my life). The album not only spawned several hits (notably Awam Kida (i.e. Already), Hob Mayouss Minoh (i.e. Hopless Love) and Nefssi Atkalem (i.e. I

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awards2003/profile_said.shtml Samira Said: Winner in the Middle East category by Garth Cartwright (2002]</ref> for the best artist in the Middle East with her album 'Youm Wara Youm'.{{Citation
of her album [[Ayaam Hayati]] (i.e. Days of my life). The album not only spawned several hits (notably Awam Kida (i.e. Already), Hob Mayouss Minoh (i.e. Hopless Love) and Nefssi Atkalem (i.e. I

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Thank you User:BracketBot I've made changes as requested Nanocoloraturo (talk) 03:30, 11 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

references and materials and sourced contentious material added

I removed

because I added different references and materials and sourced contentious material about Samira Said thanks --Nanocoloraturo (talk) 04:26, 11 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

I have replaced it. The whole article needs to be re-written in an encyclopedic manner. right now it reads like a column in a fan magazine which is the reason for the tag. ```Buster Seven Talk 08:22, 11 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Conflict of Interest

I'm sorry to inform you, Nanocoloraturo, but the edits you did today @ Samira Said are in violation of basic Wikipedia rules and guidelines related to neutral point of view, original research and verifiability. But most importantly, as you state above, you are an agent for the performer, and you are restricted from editing the article. Please carefully read WP:COI which explains Conflict of Interest, WP:COI declaration which explains the steps necessary for you to edit the article, and WP:PSCOI which is a simple explanation of the situation. I'm sure you are disappointed and you deserve credit for your hard work. But, this is an encyclopedia. You are a new editor and it takes quite a bit of time and effort to fully comprehend the rules and regulations that govern this site. Hopefully, you will understand the changes that I am required to make and the steps you need to take to do your job and still abide by the rules of Wikipedia. If you learn about our policies and practices, make an effort to remain neutral, and are transparent about your connection to subjects, you will be guided towards constructive engagement with our community. Wikipedia tries to maintain a neutral-point-of-view on all subjects. It's one of our core principles. As a paid employee or agent of Ms. Said, you are unlikely to be able to have a neutral perspective about her. While your closeness to the subject may make you very informed about Ms. Said, it is this very closeness that means you should not edit the article. Surely, you will know a lot more things about her than the average person. In fact, you would probably be one of the worlds experts about her. However, since it's very inception, Wikipedia has not been about collecting essays from experts and relying on their authority, but rather collecting information that has already been published in reliable sources and citing those. This is the essence of two of our other core principles, no original research and verifiability. It's also the main way Wikipedia keeps articles limited to important information, rather than just an unlimited list of facts and trivia about a subject. It takes a while to get used to writing like this, especially on a topic we call a Biography of a Living person or WP:BLP. ```Buster Seven Talk 08:18, 11 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]