It seems IP user 94.189.211.110, on 12:12, 17 October 2012, scooped The Daily Mail 30 October 2012 article about the lapel pin issue.[1] The IP user's edit looked to specific. I agree with the reason for the revert because unsoursed material about a living person is questionable. On 30 October 2012, when I found a cite to partialy support the text about disipline, I was supprised. That is why I asked, in the edit summary, fellow editors to look at my edit and the cite. Then, I found another NPOV third party cite, dated 30 October 2012, to directly support the edit about disipline concerning a lapel pin. I suggest the IP user get some wikilove for the scoop and a primer on how to properly source and cite edits. What do you think?
- ^ Shears, Richard (PUBLISHED:08:22 EST, 30 October 2012| UPDATED:14:56 EST, 30 October 2012). "North Korean leader's wife makes first public appearance in two months after 'home detention'". The Daily Mail. Retrieved 6 November 2012.
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