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Thank you. Drm310 (talk) 05:18, 24 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

It looks like you reposted the content from ANAB - The ANSI-ASQ National Accreditation Board, complete with copyright tags, which is why it showed up as a copyright issue. Offhand it looks like at this point the issue would be close paraphrasing, so what you'd need to do at this point would be to get the company to file a ticket through OTRS giving the site permission to use the materials, which would help take care of close paraphasing.

However I also noticed that the page had some issues with promotional tones, which is ultimately why I deleted it. Phrases like the following are considered to be fairly unambiguously promotional and would need to be removed or re-written to meet NPOV guidelines on Wikipedia:

"provide confidence for customers in the systems and accuracy represented in the products and services they purchase. As the validations are internationally recognized for consistency, they serve as a conduit for global commerce and trade by providing reliable means of comparing quality"

Now something that I have to ask - what's your relation to the company? In other words, are you someone that was hired or otherwise asked to edit the page by the company? If so, you need to disclose this on your userpage. I'd also recommend going through

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BBCARD1

First, thanks so much for the response. I have been out of pocket a couple of days with my daughter's graduation.

I am have never directly met anyone with ANAB, but am familiar with their work as I deal with testing labs. I have had one (Inorganic Ventures in Christiansburg, VA) as a client for a long while and have become friendly with their lab techs. One mentioned working with ANAB (which is the certifying agent for their standards) and when I was researching them I was surprised they did not have a page. While I don't know anyone there, my friend works with them regularly and I will get the company to file the appropriate ticket.

So far as tone, I rewrote it so much to try to get it to clear copyright, I don't think that should be an issue.

I wrote for a monthly for a long time and they have ceased publication. I did an article recently on a football player from my alma mater and found it to be interesting. I hope to be able to do some occasional wiki articles to kind of scratch that itch. I will request the permission and try to repost with changes in tone.

All my best, Todd. And again, thank you for your assistance in this matter. Bbcard1 (talk) 02:43, 30 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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) 01:14, 22 September 2016 (UTC) Bbcard1 (talk) 12:04, 22 September 2016 (UTC) I write professionally in ad agency, so it would seem that way. Honestly I've grown weary of this project and am going to let it go. See below for the explanation of why I was writing it, if you have any interest. I'm just going to request and article and see if someone else will worry about it.[reply]

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I am have never directly met anyone with ANAB (this was true at the time, but no longer is, I talked to them about rights to their site to aid publication), but am familiar with their work as I deal with testing labs. I have had one (Inorganic Ventures in Christiansburg, VA) as a client for a long while and have become friendly with their lab techs. One mentioned working with ANAB (which is the certifying agent for their standards) and when I was researching them I was surprised they did not have a page. While I don't know anyone there, my friend works with them regularly and I will get the company to file the appropriate ticket.

I wrote for a monthly for a long time and they have ceased publication. I did an article recently on a football player from my alma mater and found it to be interesting. I hope to be able to do some occasional wiki articles to kind of scratch that itch. I will request the permission and try to repost with changes in tone.

Bbcard1 (talk) 12:04, 22 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for uploading

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