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 Thank you for alerting us that the page you created last year for ''[[His Lie in April]]'' was a copy of [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Fanfic/HisLieInApril the page of the same name at TV Tropes].  I have reviewed the edit history of the TVT page and determined that you are not its sole author, nor did you get and provide us with permission from the other contributors to the page to copy their work here.  Consequently, in adherence to our [[All The Tropes:Copyrights#Can I just copy over stuff from TV Tropes?|Copyright Policy]], the page has been deleted to protect the wiki from legal liability.
-Consider this your first warning per [[All The Tropes:How We Do Bans Around Here|How We Do Bans Around Here]], per the item "Repeatedly posting material copied word-for-word from TV Tropes in violation of both our Copyright policy ''and'' copyright law."  Technically you are well past your third violation given how many edits you've made copying TVT material to the page here over the past year-plus, but because we were lax and did not notice this was an illegally copyrighted page we will count it all as a single incident and warn you accordingly.
+Consider this your first warning per [[All The Tropes:How We Do Bans Around Here|How We Do Bans Around Here]], specifically the item "Repeatedly posting material copied word-for-word from TV Tropes in violation of both our Copyright policy ''and'' copyright law."  Technically you are well past your third violation given how many edits you've made copying TVT material to the page here over the past year-plus, but because we were lax and did not notice this was an illegally copyrighted page we will count it all as a single incident and warn you accordingly.  Please be aware that repeatedly posting copyrighted material without permission will result in a tempban; restoring the deleted page will result in a ban much faster.
 -- Looney Toons, admin