Talk:Needle Through Thumb
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Method has no attribution, requesting sources.
[edit]The deletion of the method in this article was in accordance with WP:WikiProject Magic as well as WP:Attribution, which states:
"Any edit lacking attribution may be removed, and the final burden of evidence lies with the editor wishing to add or retain the material."
From WikiProject Magic:
"Given the sections above about controversial material and original research this can be applied immediately and overrides the practice of tagging information as unsourced and then waiting for a period to see whether citations are subsequently provided. A request for sources for a method should be placed on the talk page. Only when a full citation can be provided can the method be added to the article."
If sources are not cited, the method should remain deleted, in accordance with Wikipedia guidelines.