User talk:Scjules

Chuck Hull

Hi Scjules.

Funny that you mention a Chuck Hull page, because I was thinking of sugesting that to you. I think his contribution to technology is definately notable enough to warrant an article about him, and it would also help keep his biographical details away from technology articles. Just one word of advice though: Try to start the article with at least a couple of hundred well-formatted words in dry prose. Have a look at a few other biographical articles to see what works, and think about what encyclopedia readers want to read about. Most of all, try to include a reference of two if you can find any. There are a lot of people on Wikipedia that just love looking for an excuse to delete new articles, so best not to give them one.

• TheBendster (talk) 30 January 2008, 17:51 (UTC)

Image copyright problem with Image:Chuck Hull-SLA 7000.jpg

Image Copyright problem

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Replaceable fair use Image:Chuck Hull-SLA 7000.jpg

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wrong edit summary used in my last edit. I'm confused by the fair use rationale as it keeps referring to a logo, and this is clearly a picture of a person. if it's sole purpose is to identify a living person, it is considered replaceable. Rossrs (talk) 13:14, 6 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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