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Will someone please remove the COI tag? I cannot do it because the accusation is being made at me. As I told Domdeparis who put the tag on there, this isn't my first article. It's my second. It took me a long time to do both articles because I spent a lot of time looking things up and looking at other articles. I have an advanced degree and am pretty good at figuring things out. I'm not sure why making a decent article right off the bat gets me attacked. There are big gaps on Wikipedia regarding Oregon's wine history and I just thought it would be fun to make articles for the founding four wineries. This is seriously upsetting and I don't know how to prove I'm not paid to do this. Seems really stupid to punish a new editor for using all the available articles Wikipedia publishes on how to create a good article. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Birdeaux78 (talk • contribs) 19:13, 12 July 2018 (UTC)[reply]