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Image tagging for Image:GARY STOCKDALE BIOGRAPHY.pdf
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[edit]Hi. Thank you for creating the Gary stockdale article. In the future, when you reference shows, etc, in the article, don't use the bold tag, use the link. (Two square brackets, either side). This way, those who read your article can easily jump to other relevant articles. Anyway, I appreciate your contribution, along with all the others who contribute to Wikipedia. If the link is red, the article does not exist yet and shows where an article is needed.
Also, I think the image you uploaded is unnecessary, there is a system in place that shows that a link is a PDF file, the "PDFlink" template as documented here: Template:PDFlink.
It yields something like this:
- "White Paper: PDF Primer" (PDF). (167 KiB)
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Thanks, vlad§inger tlk 20:36, 26 June 2007 (UTC)
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Copyright problem: Gary Stockdale
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Update regarding copyright concern
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Thank you. VernoWhitney (talk) 01:59, 22 December 2012 (UTC)