User talk:Rpgguru

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Tephra article

Thanks for the edit to Tephra: The Steampunk RPG. Just a head's up: a forum post at RPG Geek does not count as a reliable source. To add something negative like controversy, you need something more substantive. (Negative stuff tends to have a greater burden of proof on it.) Look at WP:RS for a guideline of what to use. Thanks! BloodmoonIvy (talk) 19:58, 21 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Proof is certainly important. However, the facts are not in dispute. The references are to both the RPGgeek list and their own Kickstarter page. This is not a case where anyone is disagreeing. Their Kickstarter clearly admits that they have not fulfilled the rewards. The fact that others now consider them at least controversial for not fulfilling their rewards is relevant. In fact, it is probably the most relevant reason to have the game listed on Wikipedia in the first place. Rpgguru (talk) 22:37 PM - Friday, March 21 (UTC)

The RPG Geek list is not a reliable source - it's basically a forum post. The Kickstarter page is a primary source, so extrapolating "controversy" from it isn't worthwhile. The section as is is too long. Let's take this to the article discussion page where we can work out a compromise of some sort. BloodmoonIvy (talk) 02:39, 22 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]

March 2014

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