User talk:Cjearkham

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The Black Book, #1, 2002

I accepted your change to The Black Book, #1, 2002. I see you have verified the publication, but the pub note still has "Data from The FictionMags Index." If you have the pub and are basing the data from that, than this note should be removed (or updated if some information is from pub and some from the secondary source - in which case the note should be changed to say what information if from FictionMags Index).

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