User talk:Studyinformant007

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Distance education in europe

Hi Studyinformant007. I received your request but the article has been blanked so I can't point out any particular passages from memory. However, as I recall it was all over several sites and I listed at least a few of them when I rejected your article. It appeared to have been spread by one of the pr sites - maybe prnewswire. I believe, if memory serves, it was almost word for word on a site called Study Portals but also on others, and it appeared to be the entire article not just particular passages that had been copied. That's the best I can do at the moment but if you still have the text you should be able to locate it online easily. Best Regards, Snowysusan (talk) 22:33, 20 November 2012 (UTC)