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Hi Samsamcat, I wouldn't say you did anything wrong. I just made the minor change of removing the goaltender's name because I felt it improved the article stylistically. As a general rule, I try to avoid making similar statements in close succession, so "Iginla scored x goal against y goalie on z date" twice in a row felt awkward. That's why I made some small stylistic changes, including removing the goalies name. I personally think that for major milestones (1st goal, 500th, etc), the goalie is important. For his 30th of the year, less so. But that isn't a rule of any kind, just a preference.

One thing I would suggest for future editing is to include more complete references. It is great that you added a reference - Wikipedia is growing ever more insistent on them - but it helps to provide a greater level of detail. There is no single required format, though in cases like this article, it is best to follow the style already set down. Personally, I tend to use the {{cite web}} (/cite news/cite book/etc.) or {{citation}} family of templates when writing articles. But generally, and especially with online newspaper articles that are known to go offline at some point, you want to include the author's name, article link, article title, publication and date. This ensures that if (when) the online link goes dead, there remains enough information that another person could find the original source if desired.

With this all said, I am going to partially re-revert your change on the article to fix the citation formatting and restore the season link, but will leave the statement closer to your passage. Cheers! Resolute 13:49, 15 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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No problem, glad you approve. Bevo74 (talk) 11:48, 8 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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This case is closed. In my logs it specifically states that I have posted a so called "non image" colon link as instructed by user-editor Resolute. Who is a likely a sockpuppet of Weirth-Betacommand-Stefan2-Tiptoey. a BANNED user may I add. Anyhow, my link is now legal according to Wikipedia laws. Stop reposting nonsensical links to my user page.

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