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So bizarre to peruse this article and see that for 10 years this article claimed that Ridley's Spoils of War was a novel, despite every citation clearly stating it (famously) began life as a script that Ridley wrote in 7 days. The user responsible for placing this falsehood into the page, Tenebrae, has long since been banned for promotional edits, but it's still so surprising to me that it wasn't picked up on in 10 years, even after Ridley won the Oscar for 12 Years. Makes me wonder about Wikipedia as a whole. Anyway, I did my bit to correct this article. WikiMane (TP2001) (talk) 23:18, 14 July 2025 (UTC)Reply
