User talk:Roger Davies/Plagiarism

Suggestions
Camp Vernet? The conversion of one semicolon into a double hyphen is not sufficient to eliminate the need for quotation marks around two sentences. Durova 412 02:35, 23 February 2010 (UTC)


 * I've gone much further than that. I've rewritten the problematic last paragraph from:
 * From 1942, Le Vernet became a transit camp for detained Jews.[1] In June 1944, the last internees were evacuated and deported to the Dachau concentration camp in the "Ghost Train". In total, about 40,000 persons of 58 nationalities were interned in the camp; mainly men but also women and children.[1]
 * to:
 * From 1942, Le Vernet was used as a holding centre for Jewish families awaiting deportation to labour and extermination camps[1]. The final transport took place in June 1944 and took the remaining prisoners to Dachau concentration camp.[1] One source says that "about 40,000 persons of 58 nationalities were interned in the camp".[1]
 * Roger Davies talk 02:42, 23 February 2010 (UTC)

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Hi. As I mentioned at your talk page, Roger, I am spot-checking your contribs, though you are rather too fond of print sources for me to easily clear some these articles. :) I've got a list of larger contribs at User:Roger Davies/Plagiarism evaluation. I suppose I'll just have to mark the ones that I can't review. As noted at your talk page, the only problems I've found so far are two unattributed splits (that listing makes clear, though, that this is not a requirement you're unaware of or by any means a common problem) and the lyric question I'm hoping to resolve. --Moonriddengirl (talk) 18:01, 23 February 2010 (UTC)