User talk:JW-4077

April 2022
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 * Thank you for the information. In this situation I chair the Technology Committee for the American Anglican Church. The sections copied were done with permission. I am the one who would be granting those permissions in other cases. It just happened that the person using the information and the authorizer are the same person. I'm not sure If im explaining clearly, but I wasn't trying to violate any procedures.
 * Generally, how would you advise me to proceed?
 * JW-4077 (talk) 00:56, 25 April 2022 (UTC)