1420:"Ugly" isn't just my POV. I maintain a couple of templates, and for one moderately sized infobox I have one user complaining that it's too wide and needs to be shrunk. Here we end up with the text getting squeezed between the image and the navbox, so if anything it's worse than any infobox could be. It's for this reason that you almost never find images in the intro outside an infobox or navbox, and I very much think that if I hadn't reverted, someone else would have. I don't think it's really suitable for the kind of decorative image you have in mind, though. For one, it's relatively large as such things go; and it's insufficiently abstract to represent the subject in a general way. It's the lack of generality that speaks to the POV issue with regard to its placement: even without a caption it's clearly a Catholic altar. The intro needs to be a broad summary of the article that follows. Devoting so much space to an image of one church's version of the Eucharist is therefore out of place.
1051:(posted from my site) I'm sorry, but I disagree. If a same-sex civil union was a wedding, then legally they would be called weddings and thus form a marriage. Legal battles remain to be fought over the legality of creating an institution called gay marriage in most countries and states around the world. However, at this time, most countries and states still don’t recognize something called a gay marriage. Specifically in New Zealand, there is no institution called gay marriage. Thus the image shows the legally binding definition of a “civil union” as it is defined in that country. Even the definition for “Same-sex marriage” on the Wiki site delineates the two different designations. I merely corrected a miss-definition within the caption. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Mactographer (talk • contribs) 05:30, 29 March 2007 (UTC).
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Zealand but civil unions are open to same-sex couples. If a gay couple wishes to have a wedding for their civil union, then so be it. Wedding does not equal marriage, and vice versa. Therefore the caption as I had it is correct: it is a same-sex wedding. The wedding is the ceremony and civil union entered into through a wedding Enzedbrit 20:54, 29 March 2007 (UTC)
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Cheers for your reply! Don't worry about your original comment, I would be miffed if the same thing happened to me. As for your remark about my image, THANKS!! :) I understand where you are coming from and I am always open to criticism with regards to my hobby. The image was not meant to be anything
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and the language is too informal. It really should be worded more like "the technique has become less popular in recent years", or something along those lines. However, that is still POV, or at least an unreferenced assertion - if there is proof in some third-party source that spot/selective colour
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I came across your lunar eclipse image on the FPC- it didn't go so well, but I'm impressed by the time and effort you put into it- and I would have voted for it had you not withdrawn the nomination. I hope the FPC doesn't sour your wikipedia experience- you clearly have a lot of technical ability,
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