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To the very best of my knowledge, I have been editing in accordance with Wikipedia policy. I have declared my connection on my userpage, have posted edit requests on Talk pages as relevant, and implemented directly only those that have been approved by responding editors. My most recent edit was simply a formatting correction, which I understood to be within the parameters of edits paid contributors are allowed to make. I will continue to edit with all the guidelines and protocols in mind, DLARoss (talk) 16:17, 2 September 2025 (UTC)Reply