User talk:Turnbullslane

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Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Adrian C. Brock

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Thanks for letting me know. The image is not subject to copyright and so there should not have been a problem including it on commons. I will have a look at what I did for the book covers and do the same thing for this cover. Perhaps that will prevent it being removed.

All the best,

Turnbullslane

Kurt Danziger Question

Hi, I've answered your question here User talk:KylieTastic#Kurt Danziger - and a quick FYI: when asking questions on peoples talk pages the quick and easy way is the 'New section' tab next to the 'Edit' option at the top. This was it gets a new section and is added to the bottom. I hope you manage to get you image issue sorted, as images are an important part of these articles. Keep up the good work adding to WP. Cheers — KylieTastic (talk) 13:16, 14 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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