==Amy Winehouse== 

 You have deleted a lot my edits on this topic lately. I understand that this is the type of thing you have to live with if you decide to edit a Wikipedia article. All I ask is for consistency. I have used the British tabloids because they have been a lot more accurate then the official spokespeople who keep on claiming some variation of exhaustion. Recently I did not use a cite where one of her family members predicted disaster if her husband did go to jail. I did not use it because I was afraid my edit would get deleted because it was from a tabloid and there were already family member quotes in the section. Considering the events that followed I now feel I ill served our readers by not putting it in. I did put back in the tour managers claim that he quit because he was tested positive for heroin based on second hand smoke from her because it was from ABC News a major American Network and not a tabloid and therefore a reliable cite based on any guideline one might use. Deciding the reliability of the tour manager is not a decision for you or me to make but that news organization. I have refrained so far from putting back deletions from British tabloid cites because I am American and feel that British editors would have a better understanding of their tabloids then I do. But I notice that half the cites in the article remain from the Mirror,Mail,Sun etc. So if my cites from the same sources are getting deleted I do have to wonder. As I said earlier all I ask for is consistency. I will gladly abide by a rule that only the BBC,Times of London, Guardian and that type of source can be used but if but if "tabloid" sources are going to be used please then let me make judgments on reliability.