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September 2021

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Hi. I noticed that your addition to the Buffalo, New York article didn't include a citation. It's important for the quality of Wikipedia articles to always cite a reliable source when you add any information to an article. Also keep in mind that you should try to use neutral language in your additions. For example, you wrote

a testament to Buffalonians who fought in this war.

"Testament" isn't the best word to use because it suggests a value judgment. Terms like "memorial" or "commemoration" are more neutral. Ian (Wiki Ed) (talk) 14:42, 13 September 2021 (UTC)

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