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David Kent Winder

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Aimee Winder Newton

added links pointing to Murray, Millcreek, Winder, Taylorsville and Jon Huntsman

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Michael K. Winder

You removed the Conflict of Interest (COI) tag. This has nothing to do with images. You are either Mr. Winder or very close to him, thus why I applied the tag. COI can be a blockable offense. Some editors will revert any additions except for uncontroversial edits. Other editors are more lenient.

The policy WP:COI spells out the dos and don'ts.

As Winder is an active politician, I really urge caution on editing the page. Politicians have not been reelected and demoted for the accusation of editing their own article. For example, UK Prime Minister Grant Shapps was removed from the cabinet for allegedly editing his and other Wikipedia articles. It later turned out to be false.

About removing Winder being a vice president of Zion's bank... I couldn't find any reliable refs to say he was. I found some unreliable refs to say another person had the job. I just don't know who is the vice president, so I removed it. Zion's Bank isn't making it easy by not disclosing it somewhere. Bgwhite (talk) 21:16, 12 October 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Blocked for sockpuppetry

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Nomination of Aimee Winder Newton for deletion

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