User talk:Filmfan24

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Your edits[edit]

Hi - first, if you are going to write about more films, please read Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Film and follow it. I've edited the article on The Singularity heavily as a lot of it was written as a review, which isn't appropriate for an encylopedia where we expect our articles to reflect what we call reliable sources. Our own analysis has really no place here, see WP:NOR. You are also treating the comments by the IEET as though they relate to individual participants in the film. They aren't specific to individuals do don't belong in our articles on them. There can be a steep learning curve here and we all get our edits reverted so please don't take this personally. Dougweller (talk) 13:09, 17 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]