User talk:Blitz Lutte 2

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I have found other errors and omissions on the Leavitt bio page. Some of these are minor (where Leavitt currently resides, prizes and notice he has received, film adaptations of his work, publication information about his books and edited collections, and so on). Some, especially with regards to the

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I cannot edit the page myself because of a potential COI (I was a student at the University of Florida MFA program in poetry, and Leavitt teaches in the fiction program there). I made my UserPage revision of the existing page in the hopes that a fellow editor without a COI would take a look at my

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Hi Blitz Lutte 2, thanks for uploading another version of the film poster. However, administrators might not accept two fair use images that serves the same purpose. In addition, I did inquire at the film project's talk page regarding the multiple versions of the poster. The consensuses there was

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Therefore, I will fight for the poster you uploaded to be kept (there are some significance for it- like the fact that it was specially designed by Hayao Miyazaki), but it may be deleted from the article. If you disagree with my reansons, please state your arguments at my

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suggested edits to each section. If you are willing, and find my edits provide a more complete, accurate, and fair entry for Leavitt, I was hoping we might see this as an opportunity to collaborate and improve on the existing article. Thanks for your time!

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that the most identifiable version should be used. Therefore, since this film was first released in Japan, and most likely it will still earn the most of its revenue there, we should just use the original picture.

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and I was happy to see your very fair edits. That said, the article continues to mis-state the thesis of Drew Patrick Shannon's "Courage in the Telling: The Critical Rise and Fall of David Leavitt."

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I have created a UserPage revision of the existing article that can be found here that updates nearly every section, from the brief bio note on down through his edited collections:

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Hi again! Thanks for replying so quickly to my message. I agree that the two posters have significance. The second poster was designed because

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You're wrong. My contribution is constructive and later, You have edited the page with my contribution. Then, What's this?--

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Hi! I noticed that you fairly recently edited the article on David Leavitt to more accurately frame the controversy over

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