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Dear Meanfrank, Wikipedia is all about civil communication with your fellow editors. There are many editors who would go out of the way to assist you, provided you talk to them in a nice and civil manner, keeping a positive and pleasurable attitude at the top of your priority list. Believe it or not, two of the editors who're interacting with you (OrangeMike and Fuhghettaboutit) are some of the most proactive and supportive editors I have seen. It's a good faith advice, try and maintain a good attitude in discussing proactively.

Having said that, let me guide you to a few links that might interest you in understanding how contents can be included on Wikipedia. Do kindly read the following pages:

What are meant by "reliable sources" on Wikipedia and why only those statements that are backed by reliable sources are allowed to be on Wikipedia

Why only "Verifiable" data and statements are allowed to be on Wikipedia

How does one "cite" online sources or offline sources to ensure that statements remain on Wikipedia.

Please feel free to take help from me, or from any of the editors here. They all are eager to help you.

Warm regards,
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