User talk:172.58.188.78

Don Morrow

Hi. I saw your edit summary at Don Morrow but, per Wikipedia's policies on biographies of living people, unverifiable material and changes on the pages of living (or possibly living) people must be removed. The threshold for inclusion on Wikipedia is verifiability, not truth, and, since I have no way to verify who you say you are or that what you say is true, this information cannot remain on Wikipedia. If there were untrue material on your father, we know you'd want it removed immediately. For the same reason, we must make absolutely certain that anything printed in that biography is true and verifiable, because we know that these biographies can have real and potentially serious effects on actual individuals. Has an obituary been published somewhere in a third-party, reliable source (it doesn't have to be online)? If so, I'd be happy to cite it for you. Alternatively, if you can forward some confirmation of your changes to the Volunteer Response Team (I can help you with that if necessary), they can verify the information and change the page. Canadian Paul 02:16, 3 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]

February 2021

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