User talk:PietroSavoUSA
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American Writer a Positive Thinking Movement by Pietro (Peter) Savo
Pietro (Peter) Savo, BS/MAS Conservative Patriot, looking forward to hearing from you!
"Biography"
Please, Conservapedia is not a social networking site, and linking to, or promoting your private business isn't something we allow. Thanks for understanding! --₮K/Admin/Talk 17:31, 13 April 2009 (EDT)
Auto-block
I didn't see a reason for auto-blocking your account. Please be patient until it is fixed.--Jpatt 11:44, 14 April 2009 (EDT)
- I have restored your account, pending Guard Dog's owner reviewing his pet's actions. I also removed an apparent duplicate account, using this same name, but unused since the original sign-up, which is the result of you wanting to change your user name? --₮K/Admin/Talk 12:41, 14 April 2009 (EDT)
Response to your talk page post
Unfortunately I currently do not have the authority to move that page. Please ask a sysop; I would recommend JessicaT or AddisonDM. JY23 18:24, 15 April 2009 (EDT)
Response to your Yuzuru Ito edit
First, your work on this article was not your work; it was someone else's, lifted from a copyrighted website, and pasted here and in Wikipedia. It was not properly cited, as you claimed. If you are going to place articles in this website, they will be in accordance with the Conservapedia:Commandments and the following:
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Second, you may feel that this Yuzuru Ito is a great mentor, but unless he is more publicly-noted he doesn't merit a place here or in Wikipedia. Perhaps you could create a "Business-wiki" which would be devoted to the personalities of business and industry? Karajou 14:17, 23 July 2009 (EDT)