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The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot & Elsie Hooper

Please check out the notability guidelines at WP:N and the Wikipedia policy WP:V--these are important because I have proposed these articles for deletion based on their respective failures to meet WP:V & WP:N. Add any sourced, relevant information you can to these articles, otherwise they may well be deleted. -- Scientizzle 21:58, 18 October 2006 (UTC)

Response

Well, with WP:RS & WP:V as your guidelines, the key is to find reliable external sources through which article claims can be verified. Newspaper & magazine articles would work great, if they exist. WP:CITE may be useful to read to help you along. It's okay to use non-web sources, too...just cite them properly. I guess the bottom line is: If you (or any other editor) can't find any reliable sources to verify your claims rather soon, the articles will basically have to go--they'll be deleted. They can be readily recreated in the future when sources (that meet Wikipedia policy) become available. Keep working on it, though. Feel free to ask me for help. -- Scientizzle 15:45, 19 October 2006 (UTC)

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