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The following three things are true about ME (Bill Gasarch). Should any of them be added to the page?[edit]
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While in graduate school at Harvard in 1983-1984, I was a roommate of Richard Stallman.
Hmmm. I guess they could be potential additions, but you should find a reliable source to support the statements. I'd love to just take your word for it, but Wikipedia's no original research policy compels me to ask you for a citation. For posterity it's best to have to a link to an outside website or a news article, so that readers can be sure the information is accurate. Altamel (talk) 17:48, 12 September 2015 (UTC)[reply]
