User talk:Sepeople

Welcome!

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I thought that I had tagged these images correctly after I received the initial notification about the copyright. So because the photo's originally came from NASA they are public domain or so I think. I found the images on the discovery website that I cited as the source but when I went back this morning to check the Mars Page where I added the images of the Mars avalanche as well as the Phoenix Spacecraft page where I added an image of NASA engineers working on Phoenix in the lab...All of them were gone:( Can you tell me if I have done something improperly so that I can fix it as I believe that the images really add to the articles they were placed in. Any help would be appreciated!

Thank you:)

re: Hi There Dead Eye Arrow!

Hello Sepeople, don't worry you didn't do anything wrong. Simply, that gallery was rather obtrusive when reading the article. Images are good, but they shouldn't become an obstacle when reading an article. And a gallery of a specific subject is better suited on a more specific article. So I'd say be bold, add a section or subsection on the avalanche to the Geology article and put your gallery there. And if ya do, you may want to think of placing the images in a row rather than 2 by 2, simply to save scrolling time. --ÐeadΣyeДrrow (Talk - Contribs) 14:58, 28 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Medical sources and the news

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I noticed you cited two news stories in medical articles (HIV and headache); note that for medical articles, per Wikipedia:WikiProject_Medicine/Reliable_sources#In_science.2C_avoid_citing_the_popular_press and Wikipedia:MEDRS#Newspapers, newspapers shouldn't be cited. The proper sources are peer-reviewed journals, though news sources can be used to track down the actual medical source that should be cited. Thanks, WLU (talk) 22:00, 25 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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