User talk:Watchingyou202

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Boyle County High School

Just wanted to let you know, even though your edit improved the section, I've removed the entire paragraph because as it was, it was not proper encyclopedic content. Encyclopedias are tertiary. That means content is paraphrased from reliable secondary sources and those sources should be cited. There is no interpretation allowed, nor can an editor add things they "know". Also, by pillar policy, we are not a newspaper. If it isn't covered in the media, by far-flung sources, over an extended period of time, it isn't encyclopedic content. I'm talking about this school, not the wider controversy. I'm sure we have an article on that subject, and perhaps it would be a good addition there. John from Idegon (talk) 02:05, 19 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]