Talk:Carmen Guerrero Nakpil
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copyright violation?!?
editThis is embarrasing, and a first time for me. Unfortunately, I was working off a single source to create a stub, and I suppose there wasn't enough ways to alter that text to the satisfaction of the bot, given it was masses of lists of names and titles. (Either that or the fact that some of the phrases from the original site I also forgot to completely change, and that too was enough to trigger the bot.) Mea Culpa, either way, but I'm pleading good faith, thinking the article was sufficiently different from its only source to not be copy vio. The bot disagrees with me, and I dont want to disagree with the bot. I'm reducing this to a very very very small stub until I can write a substantial article which can never be mistaken for a copyvio. -- Alternativity (talk) 18:12, 25 October 2008 (UTC)
WikiProject Magazines
editI've rearranged the project boxes too keep the bio box at top, with the living persons warning. -- Alternativity (talk) 03:52, 12 January 2009 (UTC)
Key source was written by subject's daughter
editI'm making a few tweaks to this, and I've noticed that one of the English language sources - https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/301505/carmen-guerrero-nakpil-greatest-national-artist-literature-never/ - was written by the subject's daughter. Other obituaries cited as sources depended on that one.
It would be useful to find more unrelated sources if we can. EEHalli (talk) 20:03, 12 December 2024 (UTC)