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Hi

Please forgive me if I have gone through the incorrect channel to contact you but I don't seem to be able to find anther way and I'm new to editing pages on wikipedia.

I in no way mean this to sound hostile or disbelieving, it is merely to keep the page correct on behalf of The Virginmarys.

I believe you have denied or changed my edit of the year that The Virginmarys formed quoting an interview with Ally Dickaty as proof.

This may be the case or maybe it was just a misprint or they were active under a different name prior to 2008. I only suggest this as it was The Virginmarys themselves well,
their manager Bruce Mckenzie, that contacted me asking me to amend the dates of the bands formation on their behalf. I will be contacting him again asap but they are obviously very busy at the moment promoting their new album so I've no idea as to when I'll get a reply.

Also, the interview states 2007 not 2006. May I ask your source please just so I can let The Virginmarys and their manager know. Also, was it you who originally created the page.?

Many Thanks

Regards

Lee

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