Talk:Johnnie Lovesin
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Death[edit]
Several editors have attempted to update this article today to reflect that Johnnie Lovesin has died. What Wikipedia requires in order for this article to reflect him as having died, however, is confirmation of his death in a reliable source — simply updating the article to reflect him as dead, without citing a source for it, is not acceptable.
It's far more important for Wikipedia to get things right than it is for us to get them quick. Either show a reliable source, or hold your jumpy horses — it is not so important for us to denote him as dead right away that jumping ahead without a legitimate source would be acceptable. It will not harm anybody for us to wait until a proper source can be shown to support his death — so either find a proper source, or wait until somebody else finds a proper source. Bearcat (talk) 17:45, 25 February 2019 (UTC)
Your over-use of italics is extraordinarily annoying, and your private messages to me are extraordinarily rude and condescending. Is there any way you could redevelop the way you think and write, or is that just the way it will always be? Kubrickrules (talk) 19:33, 25 February 2019 (UTC)
- It's not my job to concern myself with what you think of my writing style. My role as an administrator on here isn't to please everybody, it's to make sure that the rules are followed and proper sources are cited. Many more people on here don't have a problem with my writing style than do (or at least have never told me that they do), so it's not my job to give more weight to your opinions than everybody else's. And anyway, you got snarky and rude to me first — I was quite polite and measured in my responses to you until after you got snippy to me first. Bearcat (talk) 21:29, 25 February 2019 (UTC)
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