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Your photos

Hello! Could you add your photos to commons. I'd like to add them also to Polish wikipedia. Thanks. Maciejr (talk) 20:11, 21 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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You're doing good work

Despite the plethora of warnings on your page, you appear to be doing some wonderful work on articles about clerics, churches and dioceses. Keep up the good work. Just remember, you can't copy pictures from elsewhere to Wikipedia except under fair use criteria, which basically state that you can use a low-quality image here if the image is critical to understanding of the subject, and there is no possibility of creating or obtaining a license-free image. For living people, this last part is the sticking point -- since it is generally possible (not easy, necessarily, but possible) for someone to obtain a new, unlicensed image of the living person, it can't be argued that no license-free image is obtainable.

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Yep, I see your name several times in my watchlist when you are adding templates on articles I wrote about bishops. Keep up the good work. Sincerely, Taketa (talk) 01:32, 1 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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Speyer Cathedral

Just to let you know that when you add a huge lengthy box to the top of an article, it displaces everything else on the right side of the article. The pictures that are carefully aligned with the first section get shoved down the page where they don't belong , and the article looks very much worse than before the box was inserted. If/when you insert boxes, you always need to look at the pre-box layout, and then see what effect your edit has had. It might be fine. On the other hand, it might be ghastly. Don't bother putting anything into a box that is fully dealt with elsewhere, for example, if the building's specifications are listed under the architecture, then don't put them in the box. If the name of the bishop/clergy, are in the first paragraph, then save the space. Also, don't ever give a "completion" date for any medieval church. You are likely to be out by five or six hundred years. You can put a completion date on most Renaissance buildings and things like the Parthenon which are completed to a certain style.

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