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| == Episode Question == | |||
| In regards to your question about quoting, I usually try to paraphrase or reword most if not all of the article (of course, being careful to cite whatever I rephrase). It's OK to quote material, but I usually only do that if it's worded in a funny way and I can't think of a better way to rewrite it, or if it's a person stating a succinct opinion. For instance, in most of the pages I've worked on, I try to write everything in my own words, and then I will quote critics in the "Reception" sections. Hope that helps and/or makes sense.--<font face="Arial Black">] ]</font> 00:20, 15 January 2015 (UTC) | |||
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