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In these editsCopenhagenslang removed content correctly cited to such reliable sources as Rolling Stone and NPR. I have reverted. If there are other sources describing Reignwolf differently, or saying that the curently cited sources are in this case incorrect, please list them here before attempting to remove cited content. DES(talk)DESiegel Contribs 22:48, 10 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]
The above user posted to User talk:DESiegel#Reignwolf wiki page amendments, providing reasons for the above removal, but not citing any sources. This posting included the following: as i described in my help topic question i aid in the management of this band and i have removed FALSE information. the sources that were cited are NOT reliable sources just because they were posted on the internet. a gentleman named Ryan Crase used to help this band well over 6 years ago and has falsely taken credit for numerous band accolades. additionally he attempted to hijack the band website and was forced to released control after a lawsuit. the only valid information in the below is the name of the venue where the band performed their first show. we'd like this permanently removed and we will update with accurate facts soon
I have advised Copenhagenslang that further discussion of this issue should occur here on this article talk page, not on my user talk page, and that any changes to the article must be supported by cited reliable sources. DES(talk)DESiegel Contribs 22:39, 11 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]
@DESiegel and Copenhagenslang: Some of the content removed then restored does not seem to be backed up by the sources given; so I have removed those parts per WP:BLP, as it is unsourced and contentious and concerns a living person. (In particular, a prominent role was given in the article to an individual who I cannot see mentioned in any source.) I've left in the information that either seems to be backed up by the sources given, or is not contested. TSP (talk) 11:32, 14 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]
