User talk:Gcfraser

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Self promotion
Hello. I've noticed you've added a book you apparently wrote to several articles. This is generally frowned upon. For one thing, it's self promotion, especially since your edits do not add new content to the article, just a link to your book. Read the Wikipedia guideline about self published works, particularly the third bullet "it is not unduly self-serving". Please refrain from adding your book to articles, unless you are constructively editing the article. Parsecboy 23:09, 29 October 2007 (UTC)