Blix1ms0ns
HI i am a newbie in this can any of you teach me how to do this I like reading
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Original Research edit
Thank you for your recent contributions. Since you're new, I want to point that some of your recent additions to abduction phenomenon and zoo hypothesis were removed because they lacked references. Wikipedia has changed in the past couple of years, and original research or thought isn't encouraged any more. Significant additions are preferred to be verifiable and sourced. In other words, if you want to include a theory, it needs to be published in a reliable book, newspaper, journal article, and so on, and the source should be provided. Please see the first of the five pillars for a more complete introduction. Phil153 (talk) 03:34, 6 February 2009 (UTC)
September 2017 edit
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