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Oh, my bad. For some reason I misread the edit, and thought the cnet source had also been rejected. The existing amazon source and the discogs source being removed makes sense.
That said- I'm trying to acquire the copy protected version of this album myself. Is there any way I could document the copy protection myself in a way that could be used as a source? I'd like to do so since a lot of copy protection information from regular news sources is misleading or partially incorrect, but obviously I can't use "I own this, trust me bro" as a source. Heroponrikibestest (talk) 15:58, 1 November 2024 (UTC)Reply
