User talk:Mud4t

Image Tagging Image:Buildering_on_doran_bridge.jpg

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Image: Buildering_on_Doran_Bridge.jpg

This photograph of me was deleted for lack of documentation, and I would like to upload it again documenting it properly. However, I find the instructions on the licensing pages to be absolutely impenetrable, and I really don't know where to start. If there were a "wizard" or decision tree to help decide which license and exactly what documentation to include, that would be very helpful.

My photograph has no commercial value, and I would like to release it for noncommercial use on Wikipedia, but protect it from commercial use elsewhere. Any help including examples would be appreciated.

--Mud4t

Wikipedia requires that any images uploaded permit commercial use. This is to allow both use by Wikipedia such as a CD-based distribution of the encyclopedia, and re-use by sites such as Answers.com. --Carnildo 07:20, 4 March 2006 (UTC)

New user

There's so much to learn with the article standards and tag syntax, and I'm hoping to get more immediate guidance to keep me on the right track

Looks like you're doing fine. The Trail braking I'm not familiar with. I almost never use article tags.

I really like the Pulgas Water Temple article; creating original content is harder than it looks and not all editors can do it. Some people like to motivate themselves by writing new articles that are good enough for the main page Did You Know section. If you create a new article that you think is good enough you can suggest it at Template talk:Did you know. The article must be less than three days old. Keep up the good work! --Duk 08:15, 29 March 2006 (UTC)

Bitterside

So since I decided to undo your contribution for Bitterside, then you chose to state arguments agaisnt the article that there is a copying violation.

JEPAAB 08:24, 13 September 2007 (UTC)

Yes. The edits I made were to remove the copyright violations. When you reinstated the copyvio wording, it makes the article a candidate for speedy deletion again. If you fix the copyviolations, that will only leave the POV and references as debatable issues. Believe it or not, I really was trying to help everyone, as I thought it was a worthy article but don't want to see wikipedia mirroring copyrighted promotional sites. --Mud4t 08:37, 13 September 2007 (UTC)

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Evolutionary Astrology

Mud4T writes:

This seems to be a book review, dropping the author's name some 16 times while never explaining what the heck evolutionary astrology is. Smacks strongly of commercialism.

Hi Mud4T,

Thank you for reviewing my FIRST article for Wikipedia. It was a university assignment to write an entry for Wikipedia on a subject I know something about. It wasn't meant to be a 'book review' but I did go to the source to attempt to articulate what it is Green is doing with Pluto and the soul's evolution. Apparently, I failed! I can accept deletion on those grounds but just want to set the record straight on the commercialism angle. It wasn't my intent...I wanted to add to the list of "Recent Western" contributions in astrology as EA does have a growing following. I didn't cite 'other notable astrlogers' by name simply because I wasn't 'bold' enough.

Your articulate and concise observations are appreciated. I'm sure future 'newbies' will find your comments constructive.

Thank you, Leslie Lucrisia —Preceding unsigned comment added by Leslie Lucrisia (talk • contribs) 09:12, 14 September 2007 (UTC)

Chasing Pandora

I really appricaite if you do not delete the article.

I arranged tha article, according to the the talk page that you've created. I changed the wording of some sentences and deleted some exact sentences.

If there's anything that should be arranged please let me know.

Thanks!
JEPAAB 12:28, 14 September 2007 (UTC)