User talk:Scaryness666

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 * Hello! You can disregard that message, as you adapted the 2014 article for 2015 which is allowed by the free license. Just one thing to note for future, the license does require attribution of the source pulled from. Just an edit summary of the page creation stating "Content copied from (article name), see that page for attribution" is sufficient. I've added a tag to each talk page that accomplishes the same thing after the fact, so nothing further is needed now. Thanks for your contributions, Crow  Caw  22:36, 1 October 2014 (UTC)

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