Hopkins Disease

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Christian Conventions and television

Just a note to let you know that I left a reply on the Christian Conventions Talk page. We can only insert statements which can be backed-up by published sources. It is OK to insert something into the article itself. Just be prepared to have it disputed or removed, unless you can cite a source. Personal experience and personal conclusions don't sit well with Wikipedia's policy regarding original research. If you come across other sources for statements which should be in the article, then mention those, too - one of the surprises when looking to find citations for statements was that there was far more material out there than I expected. • Astynax ^talk 17:36, 4 July 2009 (UTC)