I suggest you do the same thing you would do if an elder of Crestone, Colorado writes an article on his village, which I have done. Use common sense and leave it alone unless you can add something to it.
Fred
On Mar 2, 2006, at 8:26 AM, Nicholas Moreau wrote:
Africa was brought up in discussion of verifiability. This raises an important question, should/can we be lax references for African content in en?
Suppose a tribes' elder writes an article on his village, he'll do it based on oral history, or one-off documents. This information may be recorded in books, but these books are stashed away in libraries miles upon miles away.
What happens then? It's true information, but there's little or no available sources for the writer to cite.
Nick/Zanimum
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