Talk:Barry Ryan (singer)

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YouTube Reference

I have edited Mtsflorida's addition in reference to the YouTube comment under this video of Richard Harris's "MacArthur Park". However, I'm not sure if comments in YouTube count as a trustworthy source for Wikipedia. If not, feel free to remove the edited section from the article. Thanks.

Here is the video: Richard Harris MacArthur Park

Kiptoke (talk) 02:55, 20 March 2017 (UTC)

I've removed the Richard Harris item. Based on the primary policy of Verifiability, I feel certain that a comment on a YouTube video -- a place where anyone can use any name they please -- is questionable and easily challenged. Further, user Mtsflorida has a history of spurious edits (at least recently), casting further doubt. I also don't see why comments purportedly by Barry about Paul are on Barry's article. Should they not be on Paul's article, as it's about Paul? or ont he Eloise article, for being related to the song's composition? - Salamurai (talk) 07:13, 28 October 2017 (UTC)