User talk:KB9813
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I would ask that you please stop editing Cologne's history involving a 'tank dual'. To enter items into Wikipedia, you must imagine Wikipedia as a large Encyclopedia book. If you wouldn't read what you're reading in an Encyclopedia book, it doesn't belong here. Also, your spelling and grammar was atrocious. No offense. If you want help, ask for it or look it up yourself. Encyclopedic content must be verifiable.
rJaytalk 17:15, 6 December 2013 (EST)
- Please try to sign your talk pages with four of these things: ~. That will automatically sign your posts on talk pages. And yeah, I'll give you a break. But not a brake. ;) Also, should probably create your own section on my talk page, so that way, it separates discussions. You can do that "== like this ==". And yes, I understand that the content is verifiable, but is it right for Wikipedia? That's what's in question. If we put every little detail such as yours in all the articles, Wikipedia would probably be 10 times as large as it is now. The proper place for such a story would be if there was a Wikipedia article that describes that particular battle or situation in or around Cologne. I'm not sure if there is one, I'll leave the researching up to you.