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Hi there,
I am Darlene Hunt's publicist and created her Wikipedia page which was simply her approved bio. Within the bio, there are quotes that she has given and have been previously published in a local newspaper in Kentucky. These quotes were the reason for the article's deletion; however, these are direct quotes from Darlene and they are in her official bio that is used for all official business.
I would very much appreciate the page being reinstated as it isn't plagiarism of the article when the quotes were actually said by her. If I asked her to give me rewordings of the exact quotes, according to your policies it wouldn't do any good because basically the same quotes exist in this newspaper article.
Best, Jordan Van Brink Publicist —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jvanbrink ( talk • contribs) 15:25, 15 October 2010 (UTC)
Hi. I'm sorry to say that it still has copyright issues. For instance:
Hunt starred with Sean Hayes (from TV's "Will & Grace") in Platonically Incorrect, a play which she also wrote. It played in Los Angeles and New York and was later developed into a pilot by ABC.
Is also present in [2]. Other content is also in that, which has only been changed a little bit: "She has been featured at the Chicago Comedy Festival and the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen and she performed as a member of the Groundlings Theatre in Los Angeles. Darlene has also has studied with Second City in Chicago." is very close to "...has been featured at the Chicago Comedy Festival and the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen. She has performed as a member of the world-famous Groundlings Theatre in Los Angeles and has studied with Second City in Chicago." This is a close paraphrase, and we would need permission for it just as much as for a direct copy. Content from the lead and throughout is also too close to this. Unless we can verify permission, this content needs to be written completely in original language to comply with our copyright policy. -- Moonriddengirl (talk) 23:22, 19 October 2010 (UTC)
I'm just at a total loss here - given that it is someone's bio, there literally is no way around not paraphrasing. These are her credits. Jvanbrink ( talk) 14:55, 20 October 2010 (UTC)
Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, Hunt traveled widely for her education in theater, beginning outside of Chicago at Northwestern University before crossing the ocean to attend the Royal National Theatre in London and the Oxford-based British American Drama Academy. Even before graduation, she had begun writing and performing. She helped write and toured with the play No Problem (Dramatic Publishing) during college. She has also taken to the stage as one of The Groundlings improv comedy troupe in Los Angeles.
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This is an automated message from CorenSearchBot. I have performed a web search with the contents of Darlene hunt, and it appears to include material copied directly from http://www.dramaticpublishing.com/AuthorBio.php?titlelink=9460.
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Hi there,
I am Darlene Hunt's publicist and created her Wikipedia page which was simply her approved bio. Within the bio, there are quotes that she has given and have been previously published in a local newspaper in Kentucky. These quotes were the reason for the article's deletion; however, these are direct quotes from Darlene and they are in her official bio that is used for all official business.
I would very much appreciate the page being reinstated as it isn't plagiarism of the article when the quotes were actually said by her. If I asked her to give me rewordings of the exact quotes, according to your policies it wouldn't do any good because basically the same quotes exist in this newspaper article.
Best, Jordan Van Brink Publicist —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jvanbrink ( talk • contribs) 15:25, 15 October 2010 (UTC)
Hi. I'm sorry to say that it still has copyright issues. For instance:
Hunt starred with Sean Hayes (from TV's "Will & Grace") in Platonically Incorrect, a play which she also wrote. It played in Los Angeles and New York and was later developed into a pilot by ABC.
Is also present in [2]. Other content is also in that, which has only been changed a little bit: "She has been featured at the Chicago Comedy Festival and the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen and she performed as a member of the Groundlings Theatre in Los Angeles. Darlene has also has studied with Second City in Chicago." is very close to "...has been featured at the Chicago Comedy Festival and the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen. She has performed as a member of the world-famous Groundlings Theatre in Los Angeles and has studied with Second City in Chicago." This is a close paraphrase, and we would need permission for it just as much as for a direct copy. Content from the lead and throughout is also too close to this. Unless we can verify permission, this content needs to be written completely in original language to comply with our copyright policy. -- Moonriddengirl (talk) 23:22, 19 October 2010 (UTC)
I'm just at a total loss here - given that it is someone's bio, there literally is no way around not paraphrasing. These are her credits. Jvanbrink ( talk) 14:55, 20 October 2010 (UTC)
Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, Hunt traveled widely for her education in theater, beginning outside of Chicago at Northwestern University before crossing the ocean to attend the Royal National Theatre in London and the Oxford-based British American Drama Academy. Even before graduation, she had begun writing and performing. She helped write and toured with the play No Problem (Dramatic Publishing) during college. She has also taken to the stage as one of The Groundlings improv comedy troupe in Los Angeles.
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