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Abella Anderson/years active

Your edits to Abella Anderson's article were obviously in good faith, but lets just keep the "years active" thing out of her article altogether shall we. Her debut year is difficult to verify (IAFD says her years active were "2010-2014" and also in the aliases list that she appeared on Bangbus as "Amy" in November 2007. We don't know which one of those, if any, is true.) Also, she has two similar, but different professions: porn star and webcam model. The years active for both differ. So basically we know her retirement year from porn films, but not her porn debut year and we also don't know exactly when she began webcam modeling. We don't know if she started webcam modeling after retirement or if she began before retiring from porn and continued webcamming after porn. IAFD is often an inaccurate source for years active. The years active is based on the films release dates, not the dates the scenes were filmed, meaning that a porn star can film their last scene and retire today, but not have the film released until next year or even longer than that. The year in which their most recently released film came out is what will appear as the performers "years active". For example, Brooklyn Lee's IAFD says "Years Active: 2010-2014" even though she retired in May 2013. The debut year can also be incorrect sometimes. For example, Alexis Texas's IAFD says "Years Active: 2007-2015" when she actually started in 2006. This is because she started filming scenes in late 2006, but they weren't released until 2007. You can add the "years active" to porn articles, just use better sources than IAFD when you do. For example, Karen Summer. Rebecca1990 (talk) 21:04, 16 February 2015 (UTC)

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Your edit to Steward Health Care

Hello,

Thank you for contributing to this article. You removed a hospital from "List of current and former Steward hospitals in the U.S." on the grounds that the hospital has closed. While I'm certain your edit was in good faith, the title of the table is written to imply that closed hospitals are to be included in the list, and the table itself has a column dedicated to the current status of hospitals listed - under which the hospital you removed had already been noted to have been closed. Because of this, your edit has been reverted.

I want to add that I appreciate your efforts to ensure accuracy of information regarding hospitals in Arizona, as evident by your many contributions across Wikipedia. Kudos!

Thank you, and have a great day! Mangocove (talk) 23:23, 1 March 2024 (UTC)

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