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"This article does not cite any references or sources."
How's that? The article cites four books and articles.
How come it says "does not cite any"? Four is definitely more than none! The box should be removed ASAP. -- anonymous 22:03, June 20th 2007 (CDT)
It seems that User:JanWMerks has some pretty strongly-held opinions on the subject of this article. Since this appears to be a part of a larger discussion, I have taken it up on his Talk page
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This article mentions De Guzman's death due to falling from a helicopter, which implies accidental. My Canadian sociology textbook (Kendall, 4th edition), as well as online news sources state that the official cause of death was suicide. Maybe this article could be updated to reflect more accurately this discrepancy. Erikkukun
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Another IP editor is repeatedly removing the film section. Sorry the fact is that the film exists and has been widely reported as being based on the Bre-X story, although the producer has said otherwise. The article could have another ssentence about what the minor dispute over the film's origin, but the section as a whole stays as it is relevant. It's takes trivial to find five or ten excellent refs connecting the film to Bre-X. 104.163.150.250 ( talk) 10:19, 30 January 2017 (UTC)
This sentence needs clarification.
"Bre-X went bankrupt November 5, 1997 although some of its subsidiaries like Bre-X continued until 2003."
The editor quotes scientist Egizio Bianchini by saying he "considered the rumors "preposterous"." But the reference leads to this article where you can see that in context it is saying he was either lying or mistaken when he said that because, in the very next sentence, he "was eviscerated by investors and their lawyers when the fraud was exposed". Leaving in this "fact" without noting that he was wrong when he said that is very misleading. Honestly this whole article is kind of a perfect storm of manipulation. Clearly there are three distinct points of view alternating sentences, one of which is a neutral perspective probably from editors doing what little they can to fix it. I think it belongs in a museum. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Tabrown97 ( talk • contribs) 02:19, 1 March 2021 (UTC)