Quick Question. 

I asked you a question 1 month ago. I'm still trying to contact the person. Who wrote the whole page on Asclepius on Wikidoc. She does not have a talk page. And the guy from the Cyclops page. Gold Dragon his account was deleted because he had more then on account name. untail I can contact the woman from Wikidoc to answear my question. I have one final question for you. and i'm going to bother you with it again. My question in responce to what you told me a month ago. You said you cant remember where you heard about. Zeus freeing the Cyclopes from Hades. That being said you also told me you read Theoi. So do I. I have read everything on Theoi. It's source of information. My question is how to you edit information. Do you copy off of other Wikipedia pages. I ask this because I read false information on Wikipedia before. Most of the time information is correct but I have seen. False information put on there before. Which is why I never trust what I read on Wikipedia. It's good I can Talk to you. To get to know you a little better. I would like to know do you use published sources. Do you read a lot of greek mythology books. Where does your knowlege come from. I'm trying to make sure that you didnt just copy what you put in. off another Wikipedia article. Or a website that copy's off of Wikipedia. Any information will help me out. I am a greek mythology nut case. I like the greek god Hades a lot. Which is why I am asking this question. The reason why I got concerned about the whole topic. Was I read what look like the source on the Cyclopes page. After I read the play it was not anywhere on there. I later found out that I mis understood what. Gold Dragon said. I got mad about it. Because I dont trust Wikipedia. Right now Wikipedia is the only source I can find that says. Zeus returned the Cyclopes from Hades. After their death. So what I am asking is what kind of sources do you use on everything. I hope dont just repeat stuff from unreilable sources. Do you use published sources. One's that can be trusted.

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