User talk:In-Correct

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Please keep in mind that speculation is not permitted in articles. Also, we only note deliberate similarities in articles, so any statement saying that an episode or plot element was similar to another one must be cited with a reference source as deliberate in order to be included, such as a statement from a cast member.--31dot 23:30, December 10, 2009 (UTC)


 * What about the quote???? Riker's quote is In-Correct. I revised that also, but see that everything I submitted to Argyle was reversed.

The "speculations" I was also giving examples about why the early episodes Star Trek: The Next Generation were being too similar with The Original Series. There was a sentence already in the article. The sentence is in parentheses.

I think there is a lot of speculation in this website, and a lot unsourced. Much of it is in italics in boxes. In-Correct 23:54, December 10, 2009 (UTC)


 * In case you did not see my talk page, I will respond here. We only note similarities that are deliberately done, which requires evidence to back up such a claim.  If you have proof, such as a statement from a cast or crew member that those similarities were intentional, they can be readded.  The way you had them worded was without evidence.
 * Any speculation you see that is uncited simply has not been removed yet. If you see one, feel free to remove it or add evidence to back it up.--31dot 00:30, December 11, 2009 (UTC)