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Hello Oldsettler, you're fine. The Internet site mentioned by the Bot had copied the content from that article, so when you split it off, it only saw that you had created an article that matched content on another site. Removing the warning and a quick note here was precisely the right thing to do. Just one note in future, when copying content from one article to another, the license just requires mentioning where the text came from. A simple edit summary of "Copied from (article name), see that page for attribution" is plenty to satisfy the license. Thanks for your contributions! CrowCaw23:17, 15 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]