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Thank you for adding the tag data. I'm learning the formatting.
I would respectfully challenge the top tags that were dropped on the article.
There is no "poorly sourced" material here. Every inch was gathered from available sources at Yamaha Artists and the UCF faculty biographies, as well as any other listed sources and properly cited.
There is no "original writing" here either. The biographical information is drawn from original source, and from aggregated information available in other parts of wikipedia where Mr. Rupert is mentioned and on the sites already referenced. It is not copied direct from the source, which is a Wiki violation on its own, but the ideas/concepts/information contained herein are only those espoused in other sources. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Theclevertwit (talk • contribs) 12:59, 7 May 2013 (UTC)