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March 2019

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You seem not to have read my comment. The convention is that, for someone to appear in the births or deaths section of a year article, the person must be internationally notable, and there must be a Wikipedia article about the person, not just about the death. In some rare cases, the death might be a notable event (e.g., The day the music died). — Arthur Rubin (talk) 21:21, 30 March 2019 (UTC)

May 2019

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Errors in year articles

As I pointed out earlier, there are various conventions in year articles which you are violating. Your last edit to 1992 had 5 errors, 4 of which you could easily see. Specific errors which you have been making recently (not all in that edit, are)

1. Formatting entries:

   Birth and death entries are of the form

   • January 1 – Person's name, nationality and description (d. 2020)

   or

   • January 1
     • Person 1's name, nationality and description
     • Person 2's name, nationality and description

   The description is usually not to include the names of groups the person is associated with (e.g., for George Harrison, the description would not include the Beatles). The dates are in chronological order, and the names are in alphabetical order by surname within dates. See WP:YEARS#Example Year for some other formatting examples.

2. There should have a Wikipedia article about the person, and the person should be internationally notable. (Convention used to be the person must be internationally notable before his death, but that seems to have been revoked)
3. Images are also to be in chronological order, are to be the same width (120px in recent articles), and should not extend beyond the end of the month in question. It is generally agreed that there is a stricter standard for including an image than for including the entry, but there doesn't seem to be agreement as to what it is.

— Arthur Rubin (talk) 18:22, 30 July 2019 (UTC)

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List of suicides

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On the reliability of sources you have used for Goo Hara

Hi, I noticed that you have been contributing relatively a lot on Goo Hara, and your contributions have been reverted a number of times. This is primarily due to the sources you have used in your contributions, i.e. allkpop, koreaboo, etc. Do take note that these sources are be considered as unreliable as listed in Wikipedia:WikiProject Korea/Reliable sources#UR, thus would be reverted even if the content may seem valid. These sites generally are of translations of the actual news sources, and I suggest that you take the time to look up on the actual news source if you want your future contributions to stick. – robertsky (talk) 09:00, 24 July 2020 (UTC)

October, 2020

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