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 ==New version of Aesthetic Realism article== 

 This still makes no sense to me.  You wrote: 

 :Copying article is as easy as it only could be - selecting all text in one window, copy to clipboard, delete all text in another window, paste what is in clipboard. 

 What window?  Like I said, I don't see any place where one can select all the text, including the formatting codes, for the entire article.  All I see is Edit links for each individual section, which would require that I tediously copy the text for each individual section one at a time.  If you do indeed know how to copy an entire article, please enlighten me, and please be specific. 

 :: I noticed quite lot of traffic on AR article recetly (I have watch on it). Perhaps you should first make your point on Talk page. Editing of whole article is possible by using ""Edit this page"" button on the top of the screen.   

  
 This makes no sense at all to me: 

 :If no one cares or objects store current version (or link to it) somewhere on talk page, replace the article with your version, and explain the change on Talk page. 

 If you are suggesting at some point that I replace the live AR article with my own if there are no objections, then I have no idea how to do that given that the live article is locked.  Even assuming I could, I do not know how to copy an entire article.  I could copy section by section, which is tedious, but I assume there is a better way.  Even if there's not, it would be good if I knew for sure that there was not. 

 Thank you for your help,    

 : The article is locked for limited period already unlocked. It is supposed to resolve the issues on Talk page in the meantime. Just put link to your version on Talk page for AR, explain your position and wait for response. 

 : Copying article is as easy as it only could be - selecting all text in one window, copy to clipboard, delete all text in another window, paste what is in clipboard.   

  

 Thank you for your help in trying to get this article updated properly.  I have edited it to address all of your concerns.  Here is a link to the new article.  I'm a former librarian and I think I have provided the most relevant information, all properly sourced. 

 I'm afraid I'm still very unclear about the process for getting this article installed.  For example, I don't know how to get it into the Aesthetic Realism section for review by the community.  I created the article by following the link you provided, but that doesn't appear to make it a part of the Aesthetic Realism section.  I don't see any way to copy the whole article besides tediously copying the text for each section and pasting that into a new comment on the Discussion page for Aesthetic Realism.  Is that the way to do it? 

 Also, for the moment let us assume that the Aesthetic Realism Foundation people will not go in and erase my new article, for they surely will.  Let's just assume they don't for a moment.  So once the community has reviewed and edited the article, how exa