Talk:Peter Milobar

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Potential Copyright Violations

Latest comment: 9 months ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Hello all,

While reviewing this article's sources, I noticed two instances of close paraphrasing that I believe may constitute a copyright violation. Please see a comparison of the article/source text below:

The source says:

Despite differences on social policies, like SOGI123 which Milobar took no issue with despite Rustad's intention to abolish it, the Kamloops MLA said he will find agreement with Rustad.

The article says:

Despite difference on social policies, such as SOGI123, he said he will find agreement with party leader John Rustad.

The source says:

Experts consider Milobar a centrist voice and he signalled some of these positions in an interview with his local CBC station, when he was asked whether he considers himself a Conservative.

The article says:

Experts consider him a centrist voice and he signalled similar positions in an interview with his local news station when asked whether he considers himself a Conservative.

As such, I've removed the content from the article for the time being, until it can be reworked/rewritten in a way that aligns with Wikipedia's standards. I haven't dealt with this before, so I would love to hear other editors' opinions on the best way to address this and whether this content is necessary to the article in the first place.

Cheers! GentleHillRacer (talk) 23:10, 25 October 2025 (UTC)Reply

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Talk:Peter Milobar

Potential Copyright Violations