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Home of the underground (??) folk group The Yetis.

Sjin

In this video, at timestamp 6:36, the popular Youtube gamer Sjin states that he lived in Yetminster for a time. At time of writing, Sjin has close to 2 million Youtube subscribers, and is a member of The Yogscast, a highly popular network. I'm not going to update the article, since I've never been anywhere near Yetminster and am not a huge fan of Sjin's, but anyone who feels he clears the threshold for notable people and who cares to update the page should feel free. 2601:643:8102:EA80:90B4:3E74:AB49:CB0B (talk) 23:41, 4 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks, but Wikipedia doesn't generally regard Youtube as a source that can be used, and in any case this is a primary source, rather than a secondary - Wikipedia needs a reliable secondary source that establishes this person's notability and, for the sake of this article, states that they lived in Yetminster. PaleCloudedWhite (talk) 23:50, 4 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]