User talk:Sparkyland3r5
Just read your piece on Emily Bett Rickards Talk page - that isn't really how images work on wikipedia! If you look at most of the current day film/tv stars pages, the header pic is normally from a convention or premiere, largely due to the need to obtain copyright for any 'official' show images or photoshoot photos. As such, the image is often one taken by the wiki contributor themselves, who have then added it to the page. Photos are not obtained through representatives or such like. Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, not a promotional tool. Given that she was more that happy to attend a public event looking as she did, (and she looks her usual lovely self, IMHO) I am sure the actress would have no problem with the photo being used in her entry! AutumnKing (talk)
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