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Very good advice Who123. This is what I wwas generally saying only I was a bit upset after the last several dozen different edits I made got reverted this way and I had to fish it back out of the history to add the cites. There are also things that are just reported as facts. Facts are not like opinions or stories and can bee simply picked out of articles. As in the Caledon example the fact that there is on representative for every 5000 is a verifiable mathematical calculation from the ealier part of the same piece. Plain facts like that don't need to go further than the article itself.Wiki BADASS Woo 2U "