Janesnanny

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March 2011

Welcome to Wikipedia. In this edit, and multiple similar ones, to the Jane Corwin article you added content without explanation or proper citation that violated Wikipedia's biographies of living persons policies, which we take very seriously here. Please don't do that again; I've reverted your change. If you're concerned about the article for this policical candidate, I'd encourage you to improve it by adding verifiable, properly cited, neutrally-expressed material based on reliable sources to the article. Politically-driven edits intended to discredit a candidate are not allowed, though, so please be very careful with any changes you introduce. Further, since you're apparently a strong supporter of Corwin's likely Tea Party opponent, David Bellavia, you should know that it won't do your candidate any favors if your activities result in the media picking up on this, i.e. if the media gets the idea that Tea Party sympathizers are attacking Corwin's article. Just a word to the wise, as I hope.  – OhioStandard (talk) 19:18, 18 March 2011 (UTC)