quick question i asked you a question 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 thank you for your past feedback you mostly sound like a nice guy