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Amazon Prime Video streaming[edit]

This series has been announced to stream on Prime Video. How is this source not reliable.

https://kdramadiary.com/kdrama-news/marry-my-husband-is-coming-exclusively-to-prime-video/

Prime Video is the Southeast Asia region even announced in their official social media pages.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/Y7mpavmhGqqGfCW6/?mibextid=7eNqk6 and https://www.facebook.com/share/p/eqX1HjMDuPTjEpka/?mibextid=7eNqk6

so please tell me how this cannot be reliable there’s already evidence and it’s an official page not a made up page.

please change it to Prime. This is already considered official if you just read the post or the article. 120.28.224.231 (talk) 14:20, 9 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

@120.28.224.231 You clearly didn't even read, what is a reliable source, nowhere is WP:SPS like kdramadiary and/or WP:QUESTIONABLE like BNN considered as reliable source. As per WP:INDISCRIMINATE, quote "To provide encyclopedic value, data should be ... referenced to independent sources ... merely being true, or even verifiable, does not automatically make something suitable for inclusion in the encyclopedia" and MOS:TVINTL, quote "As Wikipedia is not a television guide, do not include an indiscriminate list of every network that carried a series outside the country of production. Editors are encouraged instead to add noteworthy foreign broadcasts, if reliably sourced" in which, as per both quoted materials, you've failed to provide secondary independent reliable sources other than providing unreliable sources, and yes, this includes Amazon Prime Video's Facebook and/or X/Twitter pages, as these sources doesn't falls under requote "independent sources". In addition, you also failed to provide any reliable source(s) that contradicts NME a reliable source listed under WP:RSPSS that the series won't be aired on Netflix as per WP:BURDEN. There are also no evidence that materials published by South Korean news outlets contradicts the materials published by NME when this series is clearly a South Korean production hence I don't see any discrepancy between English news outlets and South Korean news outlets. As stated previously and reiterated here, unless you can provide WP:SECONDARY WP:INDEPENDENT WP:RELIABLE SOURCE that states the series airing on Amazon Prime Video, as per WP:INDISCRIMINATE and MOS:TVINTL, such information won't be included here. Lastly, as you have been informed here, ignoring this by WP:DISRUPTIVE EDITING would be treated as WP:IDHT and WP:DISRUPTSIGNS. — Paper9oll (🔔 • 📝) 14:52, 9 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

A woman who was murdered ...[edit]

Ji-won was not murdered. It was an accidental death in a scuffle with her husband, where she fell on a glass table and probably bleed to death. "Murder" requires intent. This is probably not even manslaughter.

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References

^ Source: Episode 01

[1] Source: Episode 01

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