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[edit] Fitness dog fighting

Wikipedia has a policy against original research and things that cannot be verified, which are both talked about in Wikipedia:Attribution. (We've recently merged two separate core policies into this page, which is why it says it's still under discussion.) If this thing is as new as you say it is, it is by definition both of these things. Wikipedia is not a publisher of original thought or of new theories/practices, but of things that are already notable and verifiable. If you can get it independently covered in what are considered reliable sources, it will certainly get an article someday. Grandmasterka 06:14, 17 February 2007 (UTC)