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Category Beekeeper edit
The correct category must be plural word: category:Beekeepers. PLease correct the articles you placed in category:Beekeeper. Also, you have to remove Category:Beekeeping from these articles. Thank you, `'Míkka 02:18, 25 August 2007 (UTC)
Mikka - Thanks for this advice! I'll do what I can to help. I've touched up the links as you suggested above. Migco 20:45, 25 August 2007 (UTC)
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Hwy43 : Thank you for identifying the potential copyright infringement, it was unintentional. Part of the primary source material was produced by the Government of Alberta, and as such, was deemed permissible to reproduce. The submission was edited before submitting to make it more succinct plus additional facts were added (the family farmed for four generations; they produced grain; Minister Carlier lived in Regina and Saskatoon before moving to Alberta) which do not appear in the government document used as the source. (This information is known personally by this contributor, who has known Oneil Carlier for 40 years.) Hwy43, I appreciate your diligence and tireless efforts in making Wikipedia a responsible source for information. I have very limited experience with Wikipedia and defer to your superior judgement. Migco (talk)
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