User talk:יורם שורק

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Problems with photos, captiond

Hi Yoram. Thank you for contributing some excellent photos. I would dare to ask you to pay attention to the following details.

If an identical or very similar photo is at the top of the page, inside the infobox, please don't post it again within the article.
Photos only make sense in the section referring to their own topic. Mayors from the 2000s among historical data make no sense.
Photos of mayors are not considered an enrichment. Teddy Kollek or maybe Ron Huldai might be, but not even Huldai has a photo on the Tel Aviv page.
Please leave an empty line after the photo, before it, or both, so that editors can more easily tell text from photo. It's an English Wiki standard procedure.
Please never put photos smack in the middle of a paragraph, between two sentences.
More caution with the captions please. The Comăneci monument isn't a Comăneci monument, it's dedicated to the entire gymnastics school. I can help out with Romanian topics.
English: please a bit more careful. English is only my third language and I have my issues with it, but Google Translate is a perfectly sufficient tool to avoid the biggest mistakes, and it's easy to use. Memorials are only built for dead people and Nadia is still very much alive; "dairect heat" is "direct hit"; etc.

Careless editing gives a lot of headache to other editors. You have great nature photos, and the political photos are hugey enriching too. With a little additional effort you can keep the excellent part in and avoid all the small problems.

You can always write to me, best would be on my own talk-page, or ping me on the article's talk-page, and I'll try to help as soon as I find a minute.

All the best and keep up the great work! Arminden (talk) 21:39, 21 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Quotations

Thanks for your work on adding images to articles. However, I noticed you also added two direct quotes from Amos Degani to his article. Quotes must be cited with sources – please could you provide these. Cheers, Number 5 7 23:26, 1 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks. Source provided. יורם שורק (talk) 08:25, 2 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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