Talk:Jennifer Vanasco

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[edit] External links are not references

No, external links are not references. External links that are used as references should be converted into references. So I've restored the unsourced tag. Please don't remove unless you've added some references that support the text in the article.

Since there is only one article linking here, I've also restored the linkless tag. Valrith 20:53, 10 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Subject editing article

Um, hello. This page is about me---and it's weirdly accurate (who was able to find out where I was born??) I would disagree with the characterization of my work, but if someone thinks that, then what can I say? It's not wrong, it's just not full. I think there's some rule about not editing your own page, and that's fair. I have a photo, though, and I wish it would say that I'm now Associate Editor of 365Gay.com. I've also been published in two anthologies. Can someone put that in for me? Or is it OK if I do it? (I'm not really sure how to do it, but I imagine I can figure it out from the FAQ page). Thanks. —Preceding unsigned comment added by JVanasco (talk • contribs) 14:23, June 14, 2007