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Please provide a source for your recent edit to Spoo. Thank you. Gflor e s^Talk 02:15, 1 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Your edit to Compulsory figures

Welcome to Wikipedia! We encourage everyone to contribute, however, when adding a lot of information to pages, such as you did to Compulsory figures, please cite sources. That way, we can verify the information. Kolindigo 22:48, 13 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

ISI-specific figures

The references to "Paragraph Bracket Loop" and "The Flower" (there is also an ISI-only figure called "Loops to the Outside; if memory serves correctly, it has 2 loop-sized lobes on either end of a full-sized central lobe, with the loops in the outer lobes skated inside-out, i.e., the loops are outside the lobes instead of inside) are quoted (from memory) from print source, an early-1990s edition of the Ice Skating Institute of America Test Standards (now called the ISI Skaters & Coaches Handbook). The references to "creative figures" are similarly quoted from memory (there are actually both "Creative Figure" and "Free Figure" events, differing in emphasis) from various articles and columns introducing the events in Recreational Ice Skating, the official ISI magazine.

According to the ISI web site, all of this information can be found in the current edition of the Skaters & Coaches Handbook.

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