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Harry H. Goode Award

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February 2010

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I redirected it to Harry_H._Goode#Harry_H._Goode_Memorial_Award and semi-protected the redirect for some time. Unless the award is really famous, we merge the articles for memorial award and the person for whom it is named. Bearian (talk) 21:36, 17 February 2010 (UTC)

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Hans Karlsson Standards Award

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Harlan D. Mills Award

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Rewrite of Harlan D. Mills Award

I replied to you on the article talk page, but since it has been deleted I will repeat the comment here: The prose (everything but the list of recipients) needs to be rewritten so that it is no longer a copy of the source. It must be a substantial change in order to avoid simply creating a close paraphrase which would still violate copyright. VernoWhitney (talk) 15:47, 19 March 2010 (UTC)

So basically, I have to re write using my own words? I have to so many other pages.. I thought this was going to be relatively easy to create or obtain the info from already created pages. Since I have re write the information with my own words, leaving the same message and tone of voice.. makes this task a very long to accomplish. Any other thoughts?

I'm afraid that's pretty much how copyright works. Straight facts (e.g., the list of recipients) are fine to copy since there's no creativity involved in it, but as soon as you get into explaining something using writing that someone else already did and copyrighted you have to rewrite it pretty extensively. You don't need to say the exact same things, but the facts should be supported by your reference. If you read the essay on close paraphrasing I pointed you at earlier it should help explain some more of what not to do. As far as it taking a very long time to accomplish I'm afraid I don't have any good answer for that, it's just work that has to be done in order for the content to be acceptable. VernoWhitney (talk) 18:16, 19 March 2010 (UTC)