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Night of the Big wind says De Telegraaf is unreliable because it is "sensationalist". Although it is comparable to a British tabloid it works under journalistic standards so it is a RS. What is and what is not a "quality medium" is quite another debate with varying opinions and outside the scope of this project. If links to articles in The Sun or USA Today are acceptable as sources then De Telegraaf is also acceptable as a RS. SpeakFree(talk)(contribs)14:28, 3 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
What I ask is if you could find another source then this one. Plain and simple. If it is important enough, there should be other sources then a pro-PowNed and sensationalist newspaper. Night of the Big Windtalk14:40, 3 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
