# Talk:Snow Falls (Once Upon a Time)

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Note: This extends to all instances, not only regarding Once Upon a Time (as per this example) and its actors. 
Since Ginny deleted her Twitter so long ago, the destination URLs for the references are dead. Is the text still hyperlinked as a way to say "This is where it was?"? How does the trust work? Is it standard that higher-ups believe that X said Y even if the destination URL no longer has such quote?--Harmony944 (talk) 16:59, 24 May 2018 (UTC)