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Katter and Gibran

Hi, Alquevron! The relationship between the Katters and Gibran has been claimed but not sourced in any reliable way. It's one thing to mention a claim in the body of an article, but adding it to an infobox (where it cannot be marked as just a claim) makes it looks like a fact and leads to it being added into Wikidata. If they are related, we need to be able to say precisely how (not just "distant cousin") and, ideally, be able to identify the common ancestor (which must exist if they are cousins at any distance). Kerry (talk) 08:07, 8 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Gillard and Abbott photos

I have a couple of questions regarding your edit comments on Tony Abbott and Julia Gillard where you once again changed the photos in the infoboxes. What on earth does "authorised by an Administrator" mean? How was this authorisation given or communicated? And how does one administrator's opinion trump clear community consensus regarding the selection of the photos on the pages? --Canley (talk) 05:39, 22 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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