User talk:Jgera5/2017 Archive
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May 2017
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Nomination of Cascade Center for deletion
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Nomination of Cascade Center for deletion
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Pro Bowl edit
I just saw your edit to Pro Bowl. Generally, we demand the citation of reliable sources for all factual edits, but since I am not into American football, I won't get all picky and revert you. Vandals make innocent-seeming but untrue edits all the time, and the main difference that identifies them is the lack of a citation. I just hope that if your edit has an error of fact, some other editor finds it. Please cite sources in the future, using the "Templates" drop down menu in the header above the Edit Box. Thanks.--Quisqualis (talk) 19:26, 23 October 2017 (UTC)
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