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The important part is that you're not copying and pasting, and that you're using all applicable references.  

The important part is that you're not copying and pasting, and that you're using all applicable references.  

To further illustrate what I'm getting at, look at the article for [[Milton Mueller]], this article is once again copied over from your one reference. Again, we don't want to offer readers the same pages that other sites do. You could easily re-work and build on this article. A search of Milton turns up some great stuff, in fact the first google return shows that he has written more than 25 academic papers regarding ICANN -exactly the kind of stuff we are looking for that was unfortunately left out of your article. (see: [http://faculty.ischool.syr.edu/mueller/])  

To further illustrate what I'm getting at, look at the article for [[Milton Mueller]], this article is once again copied over from your one reference. Again, we don't want to offer readers the same pages that other sites do. You could easily re-work and build on this article. A search of Milton turns up some great stuff, in fact the first google return shows that he has written more than 25 academic papers regarding ICANN -exactly the kind of stuff we are looking for that was unfortunately left out of your article. (see: [http://faculty.ischool.syr.edu/mueller/ faculty work]) This would be a good article to start the process of fixing your work.

I realize that you could just be copying the information over from the old ICANNWiki.org site, and not meaning to necessarily copy and paste from outside sources. However, if you were doing comprehensive searches you would likely run into the information and realize its origin.

I realize that you could just be copying the information over from the old ICANNWiki.org site, and not meaning to necessarily copy and paste from outside sources. However, if you were doing comprehensive searches you would likely run into the information and realize its origin.