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All,
This is Ben, Corporate Communications Specialist who now reviews and works with the Sherwin-Williams Wikipedia page(s) - it's nice to connect with you all. I am writing in reference to source #8 on this page, which is within the last paragraph of the History section of this page. The article, Sherwin-Williams "didn't build tall enough," by NEOtrans in May 2024. The information taken from this article and overall blog website in reference to the Sherwin-Williams Headquarters is not a reliable source, and many of the article/blog's sources are unreliable, anonymous and have not been provided from the company or other confirmed/reliable sources. Please consider reviewing the paragraph referencing the NEOtrans blog. Bferling (talk) 15:18, 1 July 2024 (UTC)Reply
Hi Ben,
Are you saying that there are no potential plans for development of the surface parking lots for an expansion to the existing building? Hij802 (talk) 04:05, 5 July 2024 (UTC)Reply