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== See also ==

* [[Wikipedia:Verifiability]] (policy;: the information in our articles must be sourceable and usually already sourc{{em|ed}})

* [[Wikipedia:No original research]] (policy;: includes misuse of sources, especially primary ones)

* [[Wikipedia:Citing sources]] (guideline: we accept lots of citation formats; don't edit-war over them)

* [[Wikipedia:Identifying reliable sources]] (guideline: author and publisher reputability matter)

* [[Wikipedia:Identifying and using independent sources]] (essay: conflicts of interest matter)

* [[Wikipedia:Identifying and using primary sources]] (essay;: includes style guides that are prescriptive)

* [[Wikipedia:Identifying and using tertiary sources]] (essay;: includes much that is published in style guides)

* [[Wikipedia:Dictionaries as sources]] (essay;: includes usage dictionaries and style guides that contain them)

* [[Wikipedia:Common-style fallacy]] (essay: just because bloggers or entertainment journalists do something doesn't mean we do)

* [[Wikipedia:Specialized-style fallacy]] (essay: avoid imposing strange stylistic quirks from field-specific writing)

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* [[Wikipedia:You are probably not a lexicologist or a lexicographer]] (essay: opinions about word usage do not trump reliable sources on language)

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