User talk:Cyberchip
Warner Chappell
Has the practice been cited in any third-party sources? OR=original research; just citing the YouTube video in question isn't enough. Now, if you find an article in another publication (a news outlet, a trade journal) that says the same thing, and cite that - that wouldn't be original research. --Ser Amantio di NicolaoChe dicono a Signa?Lo dicono a Signa. 05:52, 25 November 2010 (UTC) Cyberchip (talk) 09:18, 26 November 2010 (UTC) What is it about OR that's unacceptable; you say it like I'm unable, or do not have the professional background to provide OR. So, your statement, in and of itself, doesn't make me feel as if it shouldn't be included. I could write an article, which the bought and printed/posted from a 3rd party source, would you then consider that legitimate? Is this Wiki policy? Just like if a million people say a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing; I can also logically state that a foolish thing stated by one individual is still a foolish thing. Now you may consider that OR; but, it is proven axiomatically, whether it is said by you, or by me. So again, re-iterate your stance, and supply addition incentive for me to regard your edit. It's not like I'm not trying here. I question your understanding of axiomatic proof. The proof is in the statement. If it is observably factual, the the truth exist by virtue of being true. At this point; for all I know, you're just a paid lackey by Warner Chappell sent to keep unfavorable news from appearing on their Wiki page; at which point, I would no longer regard your opinion as substantiated and seek approval for a lock in, or permanent placement elsewhere.