:Thanks for the quick reply. FYI, I did not copy and paste the web page. I used it as a reference and wrote the Wiki article text in my own words. Since the information deals with a chronology of events and long names of organizations, of course the Wiki text and the webpage are similar. Most importantly, it is all properly cited and referenced; there are no claims that it is my own work. It would be plagiarism if I did the edits and did not include the reference; that would be claiming it as my own and I didn't do that. I don't believe in plagiarism and campaign against it wherever I can (including with my own kids in high school and college). It would be interesting to get a third opinion. I guess we will have to agree that we disagree and leave it at that. It is sad, though, that the Wikimunity will not get the advantage of learning about this important historical figure via the DYK process.