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Please do not add the names of persons to articles without showing they are notable by link to a Wikipedia article about the person or to a reliable, verifiable, neutral source. See verifying, reliable source and Help:Footnotes. Without such a guideline, the name of almost any person, even fictional people, could be added.

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  • NY factory, Maxwell-Briscoe constructed what was then the largest automobile factory in the world ]] in [[New Castle, Indiana]]. The factory continued as a Chrysler plant until its demolition in 2004.
  • the bargain-basement [[Success Automobile Manufacturing Company|Success]] an amazingly low US$250)<ref name="Clymer, p.32"/>—by introducing the '''Model 25''', their cheapest four yet.<ref name="

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Notable people lists

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The governing policy for these is WP:NLIST. What you must have before you can add someone to a list is:

  1. Proof of notability. This is satisfied by a Wikilinked bio on the person. On Wikipedia, I find it helpful to remember that notability="qualifies for an article".
  2. Proof of connection to the subject of the article. For a community the connection can be birthplace, current resident, or resided there for a significant part of their life. This must be verifiable by either a reference added to their listing in the community's article or by referenced content in their bio.

Because anyone can edit Wikipedia, we don't consider Wikipedia to be a reliable source for Wikipedia.

Gimme a holler on my talk page if I can ever help. I'm gonna drop you a link to a user friendly forum where you can ask questions, too. Happy editing. John from Idegon (talk) 18:03, 23 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for finding a reference. Here it is, formatted to go right after the last word in your edit: <ref>{{cite web|title=Peter Malnati|url=http://www.pgatour.com/players/player.34466.html|website=Pgatour.com|publisher=PGA|accessdate=24 January 2016}}</ref>. Hope that helps. John from Idegon (talk) 06:45, 24 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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