User talk:Lmollenkamp

Welcome
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Your recent edits to Michigan Theological Seminary
Your recent edits seem to have been copied from this document and this web page, so I reverted them. Please be careful, because editors can be blocked from editing for these kinds of edits. The edits are also very similar to recent edits made by 70.91.224.113 that were reverted for being copied from another website, being advertisement-like, and because there is an apparent conflict of interest as the IP address is registered to the seminary. That IP address has edited some of the same pages you have edited, though regardless of whether you are the same editor or not, please try to be as neutral and unbiased as possible (and this would go for the SEND International article, too). Please take a look at the conflict of interest guidelines and neutral point of view guidelines for more on this. Novaseminary (talk) 05:31, 5 December 2009 (UTC)