User:CitationAuditor

This is a reminder than when you cite a newspaper article, you:

• put the title of the article in the citation - the real title of the article, not "article clipped from [newspaper name]" or the name of the journal or newspaper itself
• include the date of the article in the citation
• Include the name of the newspaper you are citing
• credit the author if they are credited in the article

Don't:

• cite Wikipedia as a source
• be sloppy with facts (don't say a person born in the 1800s was born in the USSR)
• Put a BLP tag on a biography of a dead person

Do:

• Do get birth dates right (Do not say someone was born in 1956 in the article lead but in 1959 in the infobox)
• Do call people by their official title (ex, President, Prime Minister, General, etc), not something super vague like "historical figure" or "person in history"

I'm not OCD, I'm CDO - in alphabetical order, the way it should be!