:::As I've said, as long as I get the source that directly states what I'm putting on the page, then there's nothing wrong with my contributions. Sure, before I wanted to pass on what I knew to be fact but had no reference due to not finding one; this is what I did with the Square Enix production teams section, but I honestly don't care anymore. If I know info and I'm trying to share my knowledge with the rest of the world through Wikipedia but have no source to back it up then that's Wikipedia's loss, as far as I'm concerned. All my future edits will now directly state what their sources say. With this knew mindset, I fixed up the development sections of FFV and FFVI where Yoshinori Kitase was getting way too much credit for things that were not even stated in the source links provided. What I post on this Hiroyuki Ito page are things the man has actually done and directly sourced. If it reads favorably then that's just because I must be a good copywriter. The FFVI editors are guilty of far worse in terms of their over praise.