User talk:Regweb

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License tagging for Image:Nicola walker.jpg

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Captain David Wood

Hi - I hope this finds you well! I noticed you added a nice article re Captain David Wood. I originated the "Sharkey Ward" article, so appreciate the work. As your new here, a few tips. Normally, we leave out titles in article names - so no Sir, Admiral, OBE or Captain etc; and no Ltd or plc. Hence, the article should nominally be titled "David Wood" - but as I am sure you have noticed, there is already a page at "David Wood" - its what we call a disambiguation page, ie there is more than one person/thing with the same name/tag. You could call the article "David A Wood" (with or without a . after the A). To achieve this, simply go to the article and click on the MOVE tag - then follow the instructions, typing in the new name: everything else forwards automatically. If you need any help, please just ask. Rgds, - Trident13 22:21, 31 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Hi there Regweb. I've been looking through the Spooks edit history to find ~~victims~~ users that have some knowledge of Spooks. Spooks is currently under peer review], and I would like to get it to GA at least. With little effort I think the article is capable of reaching that level. Even if you have no knowledge of Spooks, some help with copy editing would be much appreciated. The two main sections to be done at the moment are the Critical Response section, which needs some references, and Spooks in popular culture. Any assistance you could provide with creating episode pages would be excellent, though I see it as secondary.Thanks RHB 20:34, 14 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Copyright violation in Image:Peter firth.jpg

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Image:Rory_macgregor.jpg

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Image:Rupert_penry_jones.jpg

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Disputed fair use rationale for Image:Episode 501 161 0001.jpg

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Image:Matthew_macfadyen.jpg

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Nomination of Ruth Evershed for deletion

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