Talk:Ernie Paniccioli
Latest comment: 3 years ago by Jessamyn in topic moving credits here until they can be worked in to the articl
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Need your help. I posted "ernie Paniccioli" which is my bio. I am an author of several books including "Who Shot Ya?". My posting is shown as a copyright problem because my bio was posted on www.zulunation.com It is my bio, not theirs. I wrote it not them,they only used it, did not create it. They used it with my permission and to show respect for me and my work. Respectfully, Ernie Paniccioli rapphotos@hotmail.com 201-333-8660
- I have deleted the article (and the temp version). Wikipedia will need some evidence in addition to your statement above if we are to use the material. This would be in the form of an email (to "permissions at wikimedia dot org") explaining that the text is released under the GFDL licence (which allows commercial reproduction etc).
- However, most importantly, Wikipedia has guidelines on people writing articles about themselves. Also, our articles should use references and be based on reliable sources. I think the best idea is to wait until someone decides to write the article. You can also request creation at Wikipedia:Requested articles.
- If people want to read the bio, it can be found here (scroll down). I will email the address above and direct the person here for this explanation.--Commander Keane 05:57, 5 August 2006 (UTC)
moving credits here until they can be worked in to the articl edit
This section is unsourced and should be moved in to the article as appropriate. I am putting it here and will rework the article and add citations first Jessamyn (talk) 22:49, 5 August 2020 (UTC)
Paniccioli's work has appeared in various magazines over a 30-year period, including:
- California History (Spring 2000, page 71)
- The Daily News (July 26, 1998, page 18)
- Elementary (Spring 1997, pages 53, 54)
- Entertainment Weekly (February 2000, pages 16, 19)
- The Final Call (July 13, 1992, cover photo)
- Honey (September 1999, pages 64, 66, 67, 68)
- Mass Appeal (Summer 2001, cover photo; pages 66, 67, 68, 69, 71)
- Murder Dog (vol. 5, no. 4 (June 1998), cover photo; pages 82–84)
- New York (March 26, 2001, page 127)
- The New York Times (July 20, 1997, page 28)
- Newsweek (February 28, 2000, page 67)
- One World (August 2001, page 34)
- Playboy (January 1995, page 162)
- Rap Masters (April 1989, pages 16, 49, 51, 52, 55, 62)
- Rappages (June 1993, cover photo)
- Rolling Stone (December 13–27, 1990, page 81; December 28, 2000-January 4, 2001, page 81)
- Serious Hip Hop (February/March 1990, cover photo; December 1991, cover photo)
- Seventeen (March 1990, page 54)
- Spice (June 1990, cover photo)
- The Source (October 1991, page 31; Jan. 1998, pages 206, 207; November 1999, pages 154-158)
- Time (December 4, 2000, page 186)
- Trace (April 1998, pages 31, 48, 49)
- Vibe (September 2000, page 32; May 2002, page 168; Nov 2003, pages 118-21)
- The Village Voice (May 1, 1990, page 91)
- XXI (July 2000, page 42).