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Your submission at Articles for creation

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Record reviews

Please stop adding verbatim record reviews, with poorly formatted citations. If necessary, you should simply provided a properly formatted link to the review, rather than repeating it in the article. Ghmyrtle (talk) 10:51, 13 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Hi, thanks for replying. Sorry if I sounded a little harsh - I'd just seen this edit, where you added a review about Cher's version of "Hey Joe" - a song that has been recorded by a very great many musicians - to the article lead, without any explanation; and used a bare URL in the reference, which you shouldn't do. So, lesson 1 is to make sure that, if you need to add a review, you add it to the right section of the article; and lesson 2 is to use a proper citation style, rather than using bare URLs. Lesson 3 is to consider whether articles actually need verbatim copies of song reviews to the extent that you seem to be suggesting. You could, for instance, simply provide a link to the review in the infobox, without copying the text itself into the article. Sometimes it may be appropriate, but often it isn't. Look at other articles about songs, and see how often copy-and-pasted reviews are included - usually, not very much if at all. Ghmyrtle (talk) 13:32, 13 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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2857183/ Review by USA Today] Retrieved October 15 2013</ref> Philly was also positive "...no less) has the feel of a song that starts over the closing credits of a movie, and features Cher’s too-

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