:::::::Of course, because you say it is. You, of all people, should that one Wikipedia article can't be used as a source for another. Just because one article is factually incorrect, that's no reason to insist that another comply. I'd still like to see a source that supports the statement that that's how Mr. Haley was "best known". What if I wrote something like, "Alex Haley didn't really write Roots. In reality, he was H. Rap Brown's collaborator"? That wouldn't be any less correct than the article is now. And again-this is not about Mk5384, Malik Shabazz, Sarek of Vulcan, or any of us. It is about our readers, who are getting false information because it sounds better that way to those in power here.