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I have requested peer review because I and another editor are constantly flipping the birth year of Brandi Sherwood. I state that her birth year is 1971. The editor "Cloverfield" states that it is 1974. However, 1971 as her birth year is documented fact and I have given a reference to it to verify my claim. I can find additional references too reasserting my claim, but I can find none which backs up the 1974 claim.
I would appreciate a ruling or some other intervention because this consistent false data of 1974 is tantamount to vandalism.
Vincent Ree (talk) 05:00, 1 February 2008 (UTC)
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- PR is really not for dispute resolution. Have you tried seeking a third opinion (both editors have to agree to do so and to agree to abide by the third opinion)? You could also try a request for comment. If you have two reliable sources that disagree, I think you should quote both in the article (according to X she was born in 1971 but Y states it is 1974...). Ruhrfisch ><>°° 22:30, 15 February 2008 (UTC)