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Disreputable sources should be directly tagged as such or removed with a suitable edit summary. It is not reasonable to project one's vague doubts or personal opinions by casting suspicion on all the references and the work of other editors in this arbitrary and opinion-based manner. Without adequate
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Who decides which are the excessive references? How does an editor identify which references the tagger was referring to? If this is not specified on the talk page, do we summarily delete the tag as unactionable? Several years later, how does one know if the situation has materially changed? Please
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Almost everything on
Knowledge (XXG) must be based on reliable sources. There is nothing wrong with a lot of citations in a Knowledge (XXG) article, in fact, it’s actually a good thing. It means that the information is verifiable and can be trusted. It means that the article is reliable. If the
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and they all seemed to work as expected (with the exception that 'small' doesn't work unless you specifically provide the value 'left'). I'm not that familiar with
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additional information the tempplate is unactioable, and may be offensive, passive-aggressive, and disruptive. If no-one can produce a rational rebuttal I intend to add instructions to the documentation to this effect, or change the template accordingly. · · ·
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sources are unreliable than that’s a different story. But all in all I don’t see the problem with a lot of citations in
Knowledge (XXG) articles. I have seen articles that have hundreds of citations. How does it ruin the article’s quality in any way?
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No, this template should not be deleted. As the template says, "a large number of citations can be aesthetically unappealing and may make the article unreadable or may lead to confusion about what exactly each citation is used in support of."
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A bit ironic. This is the same sort of effect that this template often has on editors trying to improve articles where it has been used without sufficient explanation. · · ·
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