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Yet the information in the conversation is no less valid. I might be months before the same information comes out in a verifible form; ie when the game comes out. So keep that in mind when working on this article, the information needed does exsist, it is just not on the web yet.
Web Warlock17:27, 28 September 2007 (UTC)reply
Yup. It's one of the aggravating things, having to wait to put down somethings. For the most part, It's not going to bother me adding/editing some things but you might have problems with some of the other editors. (Since I can IM some guys at MWP, I can check information, but even this isn't verfication by WP standards.) If you do have something like a letter or an email, I know there are channels to have it accepted as a reference. But I'm not sure what those are. --
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Talk21:25, 28 September 2007 (UTC)reply
Ah fun stuff. OF COurse I see the problem with this too. So the guy that ran all of MWP games at GenCon lives near me. I can call him and say "put this in an email to me" then use that email as my "proof". I think I'll just wait till some other sources pick it up. So for notability and research, yeah it is coming and it is there, just not in "print" yet.
Web Warlock02:41, 29 September 2007 (UTC)reply