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 ::I did. So that cite provides verifiability for readers who (1) know what an article talk page is, and (2) read the article's talk page when they discover that the citation doesn't point to anything useful. Assuming that the talk page section hasn't been archived. Such a practice would seem to undermine reader trust in Wikipedia's principle of verifiability. And we already had sufficient sourcing anyway, we didn't need that source. ‑‑  "