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Please use {{MMTwitter}} for tweets

Hi. Please use {{Twitter}} or {{MMTwitter}} templates to refer the tweets. I actually couldn't find the tweet you mentioned about. The MMTwitter template has the following syntax/format:

   {{Twitter|User=marilynmanson|StatusId=...|Tweet=...}}

This will provide a Manson's tweet in an article with the link to the original tweet at twitter.com. For example, 2012/10/11 Chicago, IL refers a tweet by Manson talking about cancelled "The Beautiful People":

marilynmanson:

Sorry to Chicago for not getting to play "Beautiful People." You can sing it in between Zombie songs, his band has already played it.

It looks better. Otherwise you can use external links in the "External Links" section or use <ref>...</ref> & <references/>. Thank you. (scarshock (talk) 05:29, 20 December 2012 (CET))