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She is using the introduction of the product because she works with it.
I don't think the company Veda Pulse will have something against someone doing them a commercial.
I let her know how to put a link into the post.
Please may we appeal this here?
Thanks in advance.@hivewatchers
Did she contact the company and asked if she can copy their writing? She didn't.
Adding the source for this paragraph would make this post at least 2/3 copypasta.
She has not been blacklisted by us, so there is nothing to appeal.
The reputation being downvoted to zero by the community is a consequence for this action, and a lesson.
@hivewatcher
I understand you.
She was keep on editing her post from the beginning if you check the history of it, but for many new users is hard to get the idea behind intro post exactly.
Can she have the opportunity to start with a fresh account?