User talk:Tdaquino

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Thomas d'Aquino
Hi! I thought I'd bring this here rather than continue it on Diannaa's talk-page. The article on Thomas d'Aquino was apparently created by copying content from this page. You claim that "the material in question ... is owned by me and meticulously referenced", but in the normal way of things the content belongs to the publisher, the Business Council of Canada; it is devoid of any reference. The page has now been hidden from general view and will remain so until the problem is resolved. You can ask the Council to release the material by following one of the suggestions on this page; or the article can be re-written on this temporary page – obviously, without copying any of the compromised content from the previous version. If you have questions do please ask – here on this page is fine. Justlettersandnumbers (talk) 20:31, 26 March 2019 (UTC)