User talk:P. Pearl-Lee C. Spears-Harris

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December 2013

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Nomination of Yawgoog, Rhode Island for deletion

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Original research

I'm concerned that it seems much of what you're adding to these RI-related pages falls under the category of original research. For example, this addition:

However, only the South Kingstown resident who claims they live in West Kingston is correct. A Richmond resident who says they live in West Kingston is, even if not known to them, technically not speaking the truth. Just because a place falls under a certain zip code jurisdiction does not mean that place is located in the place name of the zip code.

Where is this verifiable in reliable secondary sources? While I wouldn't say such an addition isn't helpful -- and I have no reason whatsoever to doubt its correctness -- rules/norms like "no original research" are what make it so people can't add this or that anecdote or ideas they just made up. Everything that appears anywhere in an article therefore has to also appear in reliable secondary sources. Those sources don't always have to be cited, but the sources do have to exist somewhere (so "Providence is the capital of Rhode Island" can be assumed verifiable, but what a Richmond resident means when he or she says something probably isn't).

Hope that makes sense. Ultimately it's probably a matter of trimming, rewording, and/or (ideally) citing a source. --— Rhododendrites ^talk | 02:38, 9 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Speedy deletion nomination of KhnewKreator

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Nomination of Kierieian, Rhode Island for deletion

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