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Please refrain from adding, removing or
changing genres, as you did to
What Goes On (Beatles song), without providing a
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Please stop your
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Please don't remove genres you don't like by selectively changing sources... there's no problem adding more genres if sourced properly, but that doesn't mean you can remove reliably sourced ones that are already there. Thank you. Richard3120 ( talk) 23:28, 7 April 2021 (UTC)
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Please do not make any more changes of genre without proper references. If you believe you are correct when attempting to do so, please propose it instead in the respective article's Talk Page. Failure to do so may result on a longer block from editing. --
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