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Screen Rant blacklist
Please refrain from making any incorrect claims about reliable sources. Whether or not they used bad info is not relevant. The blacklist is used to block articles that spam. Scrrenrant is not spam. Now others have to clean up after you. Rusted AutoParts 18:07, 15 June 2015 (UTC)
- @Rusted AutoParts: Obviously someone felt it belonged on the blacklist because they added it to the blacklist. However, I never made any "claims" about the source, I was simply stating what the consensus was at that time (nearly 2 months prior to your unnecessary post on my talk page here). If you actually read what I originally posted, I specifically said that I disagree that it's unreliable. Consensus at the time of that post was that Screenrant was unreliable and that is why I made the request to have it added. Obviously consensus has changed since then and I'm glad that Screenrant is no longer on the blacklist. Also, you should probably reevaluate your understanding of what the blacklist is for. There are MANY sites on the blacklist that are not there because of "spam". Pjstar35 (talk) 21:20, 8 July 2015 (UTC)