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June 2013

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] appeals for assistance from the [[Fomorians]] to take back the kingship, and although his father [[Elatha] refuses, another Fomorian leader, [[Balor]] of the Evil Eye, agrees to help him and raises

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Modern colrizing of historical images originally produced in black and white

First, thank you for your increasing activity in editing Wikipedia. Your addition to the UAV article seemed very well done.

I noticed you recently replaced two images (of Walt Whitman and of Nathaniel Hawthorne) in their respective Wikipedia articles. I don't think it is a good idea to use such images since the added information (the color) is not historically accurate and was not done near the time the original image was made. I have reverted the two images to the previous version. Tinting to color (the pre-digital verison of colorization) contemporaneously with the production of the original image might be a different case. You might want to check, in Wikipedia, a sampling of biographies of persons living in the 19th century for examples of the images used. Neonorange (talk) 20:01, 17 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]