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== "In the United States" removed ==
I removed the entire "In the United States" section because it amounted to spam. Of its three references, the first was a republished PR piece. The second was a first-person account of a businesswoman telling her own success story, with no indication of fact-checking by the publisher. The third was at least a secondary source, but merely local news about a new food company. That does not significantly improve our readers' understanding of Kati rolls or their prevalence in the US, and its purpose here was clearly to name-drop the company. ] (]) 17:06, 16 July 2022 (UTC)
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"In the United States" removed
I removed the entire "In the United States" section because it amounted to spam. Of its three references, the first was a republished PR piece. The second was a first-person account of a businesswoman telling her own success story, with no indication of fact-checking by the publisher. The third was at least a secondary source, but merely local news about a new food company. That does not significantly improve our readers' understanding of Kati rolls or their prevalence in the US, and its purpose here was clearly to name-drop the company. Huon (talk) 17:06, 16 July 2022 (UTC)
