Talk:Fight:125422

Matt: I am of the school that when it is discovered there is some incorrect information in a page, whose source is provided (such as a boxing magazine or newspaper), that bad info should be kept in the page, with a notation that it is in fact wrong. Provide the source that corrects the info, plus the correct info. As we have now both done here. This way, when some future visitor comes along, having read the 1999 Ring and wonders why there is conflicting info, they will have both sources. Cheers. --Ric 21:53, 30 Mar 2006 (CST)

Can't you use the talk page for bad info? If it's a common enough problem, like Nikolay Valuev and his height and name spelling, it probably makes sense to mention it in the article. Yes, someone might see the error and try to correct, but then all you have to do is talk to them, and explain the situation. Or they can go to the talk page and read it.--Matt Tegen 00:18, 31 Mar 2006 (CST)