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| You have reverted an edit I did: with the comment: "A reference to something in someone's Google drive is original research." What do you mean exactly? My edit were two links (Google Maps locations and Google Earth file) of the current branch offices of JW and I think it extends the article. ] (]) 23:36, 21 October 2014 (UTC) | You have reverted an edit I did: with the comment: "A reference to something in someone's Google drive is original research." What do you mean exactly? My edit were two links (Google Maps locations and Google Earth file) of the current branch offices of JW and I think it extends the article. ] (]) 23:36, 21 October 2014 (UTC) | ||
| :Providing the location in a reference isn't necessary because the reference is not in support of a statement about the address of the headquarters. The specific location isn't particularly notable, and it's not typical to provide Google Maps locations for Misplaced Pages articles about corporations, and certainly not in an article where the location of the headquarters is tangential to the purpose of the article. As to your second external link, it's ''original research'' because it's just a bunch of files that an anonymous individual has stored on Google Drive, which is just personal cloud storage and not something published by any ]. I hope that clarifies matters for you. :)--] (]) 07:35, 22 October 2014 (UTC) | :Providing the location in a reference isn't necessary because the reference is not in support of a statement about the address of the headquarters. The specific location isn't particularly notable, and it's not typical to provide Google Maps locations for Misplaced Pages articles about corporations, and certainly not in an article where the location of the headquarters is tangential to the purpose of the article. As to your second external link, it's ''original research'' because it's just a bunch of files that an anonymous individual has stored on Google Drive, which is just personal cloud storage and not something published by any ]. I hope that clarifies matters for you. :)--] (]) 07:35, 22 October 2014 (UTC) | ||
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| HOW DARE YOU DEFACE MY USER PAGE!!! YOU ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED NEAR MY ACCOUNT AFTER YOU MAKE 1, AND ONLY 1, RESPONSE TO THIS!!!!!!! ] (]) 04:07, 5 November 2014 (UTC) | |||
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Original Research (Google Maps)
Hi Jeffro77!
You have reverted an edit I did: with the comment: "A reference to something in someone's Google drive is original research." What do you mean exactly? My edit were two links (Google Maps locations and Google Earth file) of the current branch offices of JW and I think it extends the article. Fiorellino (talk) 23:36, 21 October 2014 (UTC)
- Providing the location in a reference isn't necessary because the reference is not in support of a statement about the address of the headquarters. The specific location isn't particularly notable, and it's not typical to provide Google Maps locations for Misplaced Pages articles about corporations, and certainly not in an article where the location of the headquarters is tangential to the purpose of the article. As to your second external link, it's original research because it's just a bunch of files that an anonymous individual has stored on Google Drive, which is just personal cloud storage and not something published by any reliable source. I hope that clarifies matters for you. :)--Jeffro77 (talk) 07:35, 22 October 2014 (UTC)
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HOW DARE YOU DEFACE MY USER PAGE!!! YOU ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED NEAR MY ACCOUNT AFTER YOU MAKE 1, AND ONLY 1, RESPONSE TO THIS!!!!!!! Matt200055 (talk) 04:07, 5 November 2014 (UTC)