:I just checked the reference you tagged as a dead link and it is a perfectly viable reference. The reason citation templates are used is to lessen the impact of linkrot - in this case the reference has the name of the paper, the day it was published, the title of the article, and the author. There is absolutely no requirement whatsoever that the link be available online and therefore the link rot is inapplicable as a reason to tag it for citation. To reiterate, you are taking guidelines to the extreme of what they are intended to cover. The roles are mentioned in most of the references already linked in the article - the Flipped role you tagged is covered in reference #1. You tagged her role on A.N.T Farm as "citation needed" but the official website for the program is also included in the references (reference #2). I won't revert your overtagging of the article, but it certainly is not standard procedure.