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Comment author:chron
09 October 2016 06:53:59PM
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Did anyone else find the banner at the top of the article (about preferring secondary and tertiary sources to primary ones) more interesting (about the problems with wikipedia) than the article itself?
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Did anyone else find the banner at the top of the article (about preferring secondary and tertiary sources to primary ones) more interesting (about the problems with wikipedia) than the article itself?
Noticed , I think its first time i have seen that, usually ask for more primary published works.....