User talk:Yev Yev

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A page you started (Conflict (game)) has been reviewed!

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Sources for medical articles, and WP:Content forks

Hello, Yev Yev. When you create medical articles, as you did with the Allegiance effect and Distortion campaign (narcissistic and borderline personality disorders) articles, make sure that you mostly rely on Wikipedia:Identifying reliable sources (medicine) (WP:MEDRS) sources; for example, WP:Secondary medical sources are preferred. I also think that the content you've included at these two articles should have better sourcing; this is especially the case for the Allegiance effect article, if it is to remain. And regarding WP:Content forks, you've created some sexual articles that should perhaps be WP:Merged per WP:Content fork, like I noted here at the Sexual coercion article, or because of the No need for haste section of WP:SPINOUT. The existence of a WP:Stub, or something close to a WP:Stub, is not always a good thing. Flyer22 (talk) 00:37, 21 September 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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