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We somehow accidentally had a edit conflict here over Glen's birth date, either it being 1953 or November 27, 1966. According to IMDb, his birth says November 27, 1966. But according to Wikipedia's rules, IMDb can't be used as a source to cover this, but even if you search "Edward Glen birth" on Google, it too says November 27, 1966 and there isn't any links out there that confirms his birth date. So it's best to keep it removed until further notice. 2600:1000:B045:DD9:B5D8:5934:DB5F:382C (talk) 22:35, 20 February 2020 (UTC)Reply
IMDb itself used to say 1953 ([1]), and it was only very recently changed to 1966. But the information on IMDb is user-generated, basically anonymous, and therefore irrelevant as a source. So yes, the information should simply not be included until someone finds a really reliable source, preferably multiple reputable, authoritative sources (that is, no wikis, internet discussion forums, message boards, social networks, anonymous fansites and other unreliable sources).—J. M. (talk) 23:08, 20 February 2020 (UTC)Reply
