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Incorrect information[edit]

This article's initial version had incorrect information and confused two different entities. Encore Theatre Magazine [Encore (magazine)] is now defunct and is the name of an internet site based on it. Neither the original Encore magazine or Encore Theatre Magazine (site) are related to the Australian company that this Wikipedia article's original first sentence referred to; that statement had no source, no documentation, and the Australian company was not relevant to The Encore Reader, which it referred to as well. This confusing article needs further attention and further documentation, in my view. I added the template as a means of alerting readers to the inconsistencies in the earlier version of this article. If an article is going to be created on the Australian entity, it should have a different title than "Encore (magazine)". A disambiguation page would help too. --NYScholar 19:48, 16 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]