Talk:Taylor Deupree
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Copyright violation
[edit]I just removed a big chunk of text which was a pretty clear copyright violation. The source of the copy is [1]. It's a good source of info, but including it verbatim is a no-no. — Wwagner 23:09, 3 January 2007 (UTC)
i didn't see what was removed, but if it was the text found at your link (transmediale).. that copy is written by me as part of my biography and release info, not by the people at Transmediale... so, it's OK if it gets put back in. — User:Taylor12k 01:08, 10 March 2007
- Can I assume that you are the Taylor that this article is about? The username kinda gives it away. :) Please take a look at the Wikipedia guidelines on autobiography. We can certainly use some of the information from that bio to improve this article, but to be very honest, the bio reads like ad copy, which we generally try to avoid here. Also check out the MOS for biographies and the guidelines for biographies of living persons. — Wwagner 23:21, 10 March 2007 (UTC)