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The cast of the dub episode is literally listed in the last 20 seconds on Netflix, how is that not the most reliable source ever? Keith Silverstein as Shishiba, Imari Williams as Hyo and Vinnie Hacker as X, right there 5.2.202.159 (talk) 11:58, 5 February 2025 (UTC)Reply
You are being asked to add a source in the article to verify said information. It's not enough to write in the edit summary "I saw it on Netflix credits, trust me", that's not how this works. Xexerss (talk) 20:48, 5 February 2025 (UTC)Reply
That is literally part of the show, you can't be serious. How is the show, the most valid source ever, not okay? It is right in the episode in the last 20 seconds. There is no need for "trust me" just check the episode itself. Vinnie Hacker is listed as X, you already added the other two gentlemen. 5.2.202.159 (talk) 05:03, 14 February 2025 (UTC)Reply
I have a Netflix subscription, I can read the credits and see the names there, so what? that's not the point here. Do you understand what "verification" means for Wikipedia purposes? Verification does not mean "I'm going to leave this information here, then you, the reader, can pay for a Netflix subscription and check the credits of some episode for yourself", no, it doesn't work like that. You are being asked to use a template to reference and make it clear (being as specific as possible) where you are getting the information from. Template:Cite web and Template:Cite episode are two templates that you can use. This allows readers to know where exactly they can look to verify said information on their own, which is not the same as simply adding a name and then write in the edit summary, "I saw it on Netflix". If you are not capable or don't feel like doing it, then leave the article as is, instead of giving more work to the editors who have to revert you for not taking the time to do something so simple yet necessary. And don't delegate the task of adding references to others when you should add them yourself when adding content. Veracity is useless here without verifiability; se WP:NOTTRUTH. Xexerss (talk) 08:54, 14 February 2025 (UTC)Reply
