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I note that you removed two nicknames from the Evanston, Illinois article because the links cited had gone dead. When you removed the text and references, you said in your comment "Both links dead. Need current citations." To the contrary, see Wikipedia:Link rot which notes that print sources or archived web sources may be adequate to verify statements even if they are offline. The real question is not whether there is now a convenience link functioning, but whether there was ever a reliable source cited which was verifiable. . One of the cites was to a CB website which seemed to have user-generated content, likely not RS. The other was to a local high school newsletter, which might be a better source for info about the high school than about the town's nicknames or history.These do not seem like the height of reliable sources in any event. But one of the nicknames, "Heavenston" was and is referenced to a local history page maintained by the Evanston Public Library, which says "The presence of two Methodist-supported institutions lent a religious tone to life in Evanston, and earned it the nickname "Heavenston.", and there was a citation to it in the article, in the "Nicknames" section,so I restored it to the infobox. Addressing a different issue, I note that you added a statement to the article Glencoe, Illinois saying that Robert Shea lived there, Someone has tagged it as requiring a citation, so it is likely to be removed unless you provide an inline reference to a reliable source. I don't see reference to Glencoe in his bio article. He died in Glencoe, but we need a ref that he lived there for some appreciable period of time. Regards, Edison (talk) 19:29, 24 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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