User talk:JonHMeyer96

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Content placement in articles

I'd like to caution you about something I noticed in several of your edits. In wikipedia articles, the reference to the source that supports the information is placed at the end of the supported content. When you add new content and place it directly before another sentence's source but that source does not support your added content, it's a type of deception. Place your content after the existing reference, and then add the reference for your new content at the end of your sentence. Hope that helps. Schazjmd (talk) 13:45, 10 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]