Talk:The Silvertones
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Silvertones Management edits edit
This edit claims to come from someone acting on behalf of the group's management. I reverted it because it didn't address the sourcing issues and because of our policy regarding conflicts of interest. I can't see the present sources to attempt a fix but have left a note at that contributor's talk page in the hope that they may be able to assist here. I suspect we may also need to be wary of self-published sources but hopefully there is enough in third-party material to satisfy our notability guideline etc.
I won't be around to see this through, sorry. - Sitush (talk) 20:25, 26 February 2017 (UTC)
Conflict of interest edit
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