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Wikiacc accepts that I have a picture in my digital camera where the Battle of Adairsville happened. he removed the image of marker about 1800's adavirsville including information on the battle. My picture is two markers stood in the front of cemetry about the battle that was happened. Please let me know. I am not happy that the picture was removed by you and him because it was most important key to this information of chief vann house. I do not do "constributes" for wikipedia because I am not paid. I only do for people who seek for education and knowledge. "Uneducated persons are learning to be educated persons when they understand what the world meaning to them."

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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with Knowledge (XXG)'s policies and guidelines. Lastly, please note that if the

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Well, it was perfect picture of Chief Vann House that I can show but i do have two pictures. one was from digital camera but it was took in winter time and I have scanned old picture of Chief Vann from archives at Murray County Library. Murray County is home of my great grandfather. I need to know if

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article, I'm still creating that, my estimate is I'll have completed it by next week. Thank you for changing the title, I had wanted to do that but didn't know how to. Are there any other London Underground related articles I could create or expand on for the project that you know of? I would like to

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This article is extremely disjointed and little more than a listing of similarly related articles with no clear format nor logical flow. Even if the article were to be cleaned and actually list life forms, the list would be hardly usable. I nominate it for deletion due to the immense scope the title

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Hi Rob. Hope you remember me, Greaterlondoner. You were the first person I met properly here on Knowledge (XXG). I thought it best to tell you that I am leaving today and thank you for the kindness you showed me by helping me learn how to edit and use all the many facilities available here. One last

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We are getting some of the Bristol Wikipedians together at the Watershed on Saturday night for a Wiki Meet at around 6.30pm. This is a good opportunity to meet people from the national chapter, the Wikimedia Foundation and chapters around the world. Bristol City Council has kindly offered a bar tab

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as I uploaded it wrongly from a website. Sorry. I know in my time here I made a mess of things, uploading things wrongly when I shouldn't have, and annoying people unnecessarily. Therefore, could you make it so that my userpage and talkpage are somehow blocked from being edited from anyone? I would

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article I started been deleted? If so, how come? On a related note, I'm a little confused with images of tube stations taken from the tube map that I have uploaded. I scanned the tube map onto my computer and then selected each station for each tube station article page. At the time I was unsure as

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page. As you may have seen I put this up for peer review & then FAC which failed because not enough people commented/supported it (although it did get listed as a good page). As you've obviously got lots of experence (& local interest) is there anything else you think should be done on the

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Thanks for the compliments regarding the detail being added to this article - I hope to eventually include more information on all aspects of Chamberlain's career, right through his Colonial Secretaryship and the Tariff Reform Campaign. The article would look somewhat lopsided without such an

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help out as best I can. I have found I do have a photograph of my own of a Piccadilly line train, I will be uploading it soon. When I upload it, to ensure all users know it is my own, what am I meant to do? Please reply on my talk page. Thanks.

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Just wanted to say a big thanks for not only putting back in the word "million" that I had dropped accidentally, but mainly for the very neutral way you phrased your edit summary. So many others would have been quite caustic with it. Cheers.

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Thanks for the correction, and noticing that this title was wrong elsewhere in the article. I actually Googled it to see if it was "Worker's Playground" or "Workers' Playground" and the hits I got were wrong as well. Opps!

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after we have had a merge discussion. It would be interesting what you would say to the merge and the delete discussion. And possibly it could help to contact other people that they should help also. )-: Merry Xmas

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is not a GNU. I have replied to him telling him what I have told you, plus that I would contact you to see what you think. For the time being I will change the tag for the image I have given you the link to to this

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Thanks for your help. I will consult some other admins and for the time being remove all the tube map station images I have uploaded from their respective articles but not delete the actual images as yet.

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I can't delete the image because it's on commons and I'm not an admin there. You'll just have to let the commons speedy/copyvio procedure take its course. I don't see any grounds under

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like them to stay with the messages that have now from me. I hope you have had a very merry christmas with your family and wish you a healthy and prosperous new year. All the best,

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Thanks for the link to their policy. I wrote up on the page about their archiving policy, you may want to edit it. So what's the best service to use to get better archiving?

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Hi Rob. I was only messing around with the welcome message, I wanted to see whether it would add your name or not. It did. That's my experiment over with. With regards the

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Oh, sorry, just seen that the article is listed with a small s for 'Stations' not a capital. My mistake. Question about the station images remains though.

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Oh, well, thanks for the invitation, and for the clarification. I'm not really much of a Wikipedian these days, though. I'd feel like a gatecrasher.

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Thanks for that - I've added the reference. Fingers crossed for a good result on Saturday - I can't cope with the playoffs again.

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I shall include the quote you have supplied in the section regarding Chamberlain's attitude to Irish Home Rule.

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Hi, thanks for the info-I did'nt know Avon doesn't exist anymore. Well, you live and learn! Cheers,

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