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1446:. As a subject with a contemporary presence, the collective consciousness (how it is seen) will be closely associated with key events that are relatively recent and widely broadcast. On the otherhand, there will be little perceptible detail that would distinguish any particular event over say, the last thirty years. Effectively, we have a wide pallet to choose from. The perspective (point of viewing) of the present image is perhaps a little high and a little distant, thereby making it less than ideal in my opinion. I don't think that the image need capture the full width of the palace front and that there is ultimately a compromise between fullness and detail to be balanced. However, I believe that the existing image is 824: 1394: 435: 495: 468: 571: 245: 725: 704: 426: 278: 814: 793: 902: 215: 1595: 505: 624: 603: 1114:
A couple of thing to note. First off, because this has had a previous RfC that concluded for exclusion, you'd need more than the two of us talking to reach the level of consensus needed to overturn that. Second, your last point is very specifically not something that can be used as an argument, since
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Nope I still don't agree with that and neither do the editors from other country/language who didn't use that aerial Buckingham image, anyhow this issue has been "resolved". But that's such a weak point, it's one aerial example vs like 20 other regular view example, and it's not even a good example
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But I do accept i suppose because why not, I do find it interesting that they use the picture I liked better in other languages, we can conclude that some of them also didn't accept that the "English" article's image sufficiently fit
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Have you tried the map in my revision? There's no red dot, there's an actual outline of the palace, and it stays when you click to expand it. I guess there's some magic going on where it's pulling from WikiData or something. —
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I want to use image that's very iconic and recognizable, you want to use picture that's not instantly recognizable and from weird aerial view. I think mine would comply more with the said guidelines of the encyclopaedia.
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The current aerial image is the most illustrative and best for this article. There doesn’t seem to be a definitive best image for palaces. This is illustrated by those used at that other very iconic palace, the
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Hi, not certain why I was chosen to provide a third opinion, so I guess that goes to the independence of my opinion. Also, being Australian it means that my views are made at arms-length from the subject. Per
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OK, gotcha. I was more looking to understand the reasoning for not having one, but I guess if that comes down to "we had a vote and people said no", that's good enough for me, regardless of
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Is it possible use a picture that just showed the iconic facade, instead of aeriel view of the palace? (we can still put the picture somewhere in the article to showcase the palace).
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consensus is reached at each specific article - whether another article does or doesn't have one, or does or doesn't have a specific parameter, isn't considered relevant.
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It's also misleading to say Lawlor entered the palace or that staff 'allowed' him to enter. They didn't let him in and he doesn't appear to have entered the building.
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the semi-aerial photo of Buckingham Palace surrounded by crowd just isn't very flattering to the palace and doesn't look as iconic as those from the ground level.
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Nope, I didn’t think you would, but perhaps you’ll agree that Knowledge (XXG), its images and whatever it is that places those images is a mystery to us all.
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I think an image of the facade is better, and the aerial image should be moved down in the article. Most pages about palaces show the principle facade.
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of colour detracts from what is intended to be the subject (of the article, the palace). In short, in this image, it is the gardens that are the
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article, the first image was the regular angle, while the third one was the aerial but idk why in the thumbnails it showed the aerial first
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Sorry but those maps are not useful. You click the teeny tiny map to enlarge and the red dot disappears making it completely useless.
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I'm skipping over some points that seem invalid to me, like that it's the decision of the article's "main authors" (which sounds like
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to have an infobox because other articles do, just that consistency across articles helps with finding info quickly, that's all.
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Other articles only show the main façade because we don't have any high quality aerial photos of the other castles and palaces.
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exactly, that's why representing the best image for the topic is essential, not some weird unflattering photos
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The following Wikimedia Commons file used on this page or its Wikidata item has been nominated for deletion:
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The rationale for this is because all other Palace thumbnail images only featured the famous main facade.
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a representative image ... to give readers visual confirmation that they've arrived at the right page.
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a representative image ... to give readers visual confirmation that they've arrived at the right page.
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I don't particularly agree with this decision, but alas it's a very minor improvement anyway.
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seems to be the most conclusive, so let me see if I can summarize the points and reply here:
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There is a photo of the main façade at ground level under Early 20th century (1901–1945).
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also the Buckingham Palace main facade is one of the most iconic (from the street angle)
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can I ask your third opinion on our little dispute over Lead Image of Buckingham Palace.
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The current aerial image is the most illustrative and best for this article
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The aerial photo of Buckingham Palace includes the main façade.
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Is it possible to draw some kind of consensus for this?
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image. I would first say, that I would not call either
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And just to clarify my last point, I'm not saying it
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For enough, I hadn't seen that style of map before.
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Buckingham Palace from gardens, London, UK - Diliff
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Doesn't add anything that the lead doesn't include.
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