User talk:HannoC

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Hello Diannaa, and thanks for flagging this for me. In my edits to this article I did copy-paste a two sentence quotation from a news article about the Executive Director of the State Humane Association of California where he stated his rationale for filing the complaint with the CA Attorney General. I was under the impression that this was allowable under the guidelines from Wikipedia:Copying text from other sources. I am happy to remove the quote if you believe it to be a violation of Wikipedia's rules. HannoC (talk) 01:39, 23 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]