Talk:Mythmaker

"It was leaked onto the internet on December 20th 2006." - I removed this. It's not necessary to inform people the album leaked and that it can be downloaded for free. This is detrimental to the band as well as cheapening Wikipedia to a storage place for software piracy tips. - User Goneja 12/23

It's a matter of opinion whether or not it hurts the band, plus numerous other Wikipedia articles state that albums were leaked at one time or another. We're not providing links on where to download them, we're simply saying what happened. Let's not prove Stephen Colbert correct by saying that because of Wikipedia's open structure anything you think can be fact or not. Needles to say, unless you can come up with a better reason, I'm putting the information back. --NeoVampTrunks 10:03, 1 January 2007 (UTC)

"Let's not prove Stephen Colbert correct by saying that because of Wikipedia's open structure anything you think can be fact or not."

well, take your own advice. of course the album got leaked. nearly every album released gets leaked. it's not pertinent information. its not necessary information. you think 50 years from now educated people reasearching skinny puppy will be curious to know the exact date the album was leaked to the public when, on average, any given CD will be released a month or so prior to it's official release in the form of a promo? should we also mention that the colors of the album cover are cool because blue and yellow are good? no, no one cares. posting that it leaked also basically says to the viewer "Hey, you can download it for free right now! Go look for it!" and serves no other purpose. You keep putting it up, I'll keep taking it down. The album isn't even out yet, it only serves to promite piracy of it. --24.45.146.228

See: Kid A, 10,000 Days, [With_Teeth], etc. I'll wait a little bit longer for legitimate, signed comments from registered users and if nothing comes up I'll replace the edits. --NeoVampTrunks 01:51, 12 January 2007 (UTC)