Difference between revisions of "User talk:Coolio"

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And Please, when adding info on unaired episodes you must source it, and SNPP/Simpsonsarchive is not a reliable source. Thanks again,

Loco87 ^{( / Contribs)} 18:12, October 2, 2014 (EDT)

Airdates

Please, when adding airdates to future episodes you must give a reliable source too. And SNPP(Simpsonsarchive.com) or Wikipedia are NOT reliable sources. If Wikipedia has an airdate with a reliable source then would be acceptable if you added that airdate with the reliable source. But if you add more airdates without sourcing or from non-reliable sites again, I'll have to block you. / Loco87 ^{( / Contribs)} 08:45, October 5, 2014 (EDT)

Hey! I told you that Simpsonsarchive.com is NOT a Reliable Source! They are a fanon website, so no information there can be used here, except that info that has been officially released by the media. So remember, Simpsonsarchive.com is not a reliable source. The next time you add an airdate with a non-reliable source I'll have to block you. / Loco87 ^{( / Contribs)} 10:12, October 7, 2014 (EDT)

It's not a fanon site, fanon is pretty much fan-fiction. |

| Talk | Contributions | Edit count | 16:18, October 8, 2014 (EDT)

Replies to Loco87

Hello Loco87,

I only just saw your disapproval of using Simpsons Archive as a source. I did not see it before today, 10/8/14. I do not appreciate being threatened with blocking for something I was doing that I didn't know was wrong until today. I don't really know the sources that are reliable and unreliable.

And one more thing: am I doing the reply correctly, or is there another way (if so, what is it?) to do it?

Coolio (talk) 15:58, October 8, 2014 (EDT) = Coolio

You should reply in the same section, using colons to indent the reply. Use one more colon than the reply above the one you're adding. Reliable sources are producers and crew members on Twitter (Al Jean and Chris Ledesma often reveal air dates), Official Fox Press Releases, and a few other trusted websites, such as Inside TV. If you think you have a source for an airdate, but it's not one of these, stick it on the episode's talk page and someone else can see if it's reliable. The Solar Dragon 16:13, October 8, 2014 (EDT)

Also, if you see a website that seems like a fanon website, it won't probably be a reliable source(unless they have their info sourced with a reliable source, because then you should treat the source on the website rather than the fanon website). By the way, when someone leaves a message on your talk page, you'll see a notice about it on the top of the page saying someone has left a message in your talk page(at least if you are using the default skin). / Loco87 ^{( / Contribs)} 16:21, October 8, 2014 (EDT)