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The One where Rachel Has a Baby moved to draftspace
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I have noticed you are editing various tall building pages and using other Wikipedia articles as a source for your edit. Wikipedia is not a reliable source WP:RS as it is user generated WP:UGC. I have reverted your edits and explained the reason in the edit summary but you reverted my edits removing reliable sources I added. Please do not do this again as it is contrary to Wikipedia protocols. Thanks. Robynthehode ( talk) 18:36, 21 August 2021 (UTC)
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