Talk:A'tris

I published this biographical information about this band with whom I have worked in the interest of providing a more comprehensive account of events then is typically found in a band's own description of its history. The events are accurate as far as I can remember, however if anyone has more complete information please update this page.

Also, given my proximity to the band I feel I am a reliable source for information relating to its formation and early years that would otherwise be undocumented. If you feel I have written sections of this page displaying a conflict of interest, please let me know and I would be glad to work with you to provide information allowing you to edit it more impartially while maintaining an account of the sequence of events.

~Chuck Sokol

No no.

A Sonicbids page paid for by the band or label, which lists a number of supposed "reviews" does not equal notability nor verifiability. Firstly, the reviews listed provide no proof of origin, no link to a source website, no photo of a magazine article. For all anyone knows, the band could have written those reviews themselves, and do not expect people/editors to do 3rd party research into the how/when/who of the reviews-If it was published someplace, it can be found. Secondly, you claiming to know the band personally is not useful on Wikipedia, especially when you add "as far as I can remember". Any random person could say "I was a roadie for Metallica and I know that Kirk Hammet eats Cheerios with blood on them for breakfast", he could even provide a photo ID and scans of check-stubs from "Metallica, Inc.", but "Kirk Hammet eats Cheerios with blood on them for breakfast" would not stay in an article here unless a notable newspaper, magazine, or broadcast center verifies and records it. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.162.53.174 (talk) 16:52, 24 June 2011 (UTC)

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