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I've emailed the public relations people at Fairplex in the hope that they might be able to fix up this article.
Kevin11:34, 6 April 2006 (UTC)reply
Not Verified?
Everything in this article is verifiable at the official Fairplex web site, which is one of the article's links. I see no reason why the "not verified" template shouldn't be removed. Does any editor of the article object to the removal?
Whyaduck15:42, 18 January 2007 (UTC)reply
I have not gone through the edit history, but the odds are that it was a "drive-by" dispute tagging by someone who has never edited the article other than adding the template,and has never edited on the talk page. I'd say check the data against the website, and if everything matches, then either add an inline reference to the Fairplex website to the second paragraph with most of the statistics (or better yet, the webpage on the Fairplex website with most of the statistics), or add a <ref> link and a Reference section. Then delete the not verified template. BlankVerse06:31, 19 January 2007 (UTC)reply
Done. I did a bit of rewriting after I found that quite a bit of the earlier article read as though copied and pasted from back pages of the Fairplex website. I'm guessing my rewrite is sufficiently different in its phrasing to avoid any accusations of copyvio (though it might still read in part like an advertisement.) Somebody might want to check on that, though.
Whyaduck13:50, 19 January 2007 (UTC)reply
One reason for that is it that from an examination on the articles edit history, and a look at some of the IPs, it looks like people from Fariplex have been editing this article. BlankVerse09:06, 20 January 2007 (UTC)reply