Talk:Women Make Movies
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216.220.104.215's edits to this article
[edit]I posted the following to 216.220.104.215's talk page:
- If I had to guess, you are the same editor as ID1972 and WMMNYC. This IP address has already been linked to the WMMNYC account which has already been blocked in the past for using Wikipedia to promote Women Make Movies and led to the organization's article being deleted twice before. Please stop making these types of edits, including those that could be interpreted as self-promotion. Statements like: "In 1983, Debra Zimmerman became the executive director of Women Make Movies and has played an integral role in the organization's success..." and "the organization boasts a collection of..." are not neutral.
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