Talk:Al Gore

Sourcing quotes

I have moved quite a few quotes from "Sourced" to "Attributed" because they weren't adequately sourced. Some examples:

• "A zebra does not change its spots.". The link given is for "Carolyn's Little World", self-described as a "Blog commentary and discussion on abortion, politics, Marvin the Martian, and other topics". Blogs are not considered reliable sources.
• Several magazine citations include no article title. It is unreasonable to make editors read an entire magazine (or book) to find a quote.
• Speech titles, locations, and dates are not adequate sources, because editors cannot travel back in time to hear the speech. We need a reliable published source.

Always remember that the goal is to make verifiability easier, so we can be sure of the accuracy of quotes. I would also recommend that bare links be replaced with proper citations, because the reader cannot tell by looking at the link whether it is likely to be a reliable source. We should not be so cavalier about the ease of hyperlinking that we forget that the article should stand alone as a useful document, with sources clearly listed. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 03:43, 18 November 2006 (UTC)

Why "Algore" all one word?

...in the Rush Limbaugh quotation. (The link is dead so I can't check it.) ~2025-27643-41 (talk) 13:20, 4 October 2025 (UTC)