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West Point Sword history 1802 to today

Welcome to wikipedia. I stumbled across your article called "West Point Sword history 1802 to today" awhile ago back; Im the one who changed much of it and added stuff to it. My main goal has been to improve the article any way that I can find to help.

I saw on your user page and some of your initial notes that you are trying to add images to the article. I agree adding images of the swords would enhance the article. Unfortunately, I can't help you with how to add them, because I have never added any images to articles my self. It looks to me like you got them uploaded ok; you just have to figure out how to list the copyright info.

Good job on the article so far. We still need third party reliable sources for the article to meet the Wikipedia:Verifiability policy. I have tried searching for sources(via google) but I can't find much on this subject except your Ebay write up and a few other places that are store fronts, but nothing that is a third party reliable source. Maybe you know of some. Has there been an article in a magazine or newspaper about these swords? Has west point(though not third party, they would be first party) published any sort of material on these swords? Other than that, I think the article looks great. R00m c (talk) 16:27, 29 May 2008 (UTC)

adoption offer

Hi in the past you've said you'd like to be adopted. I'd be happy to adopt you so please let me know if you'd like that, on my talk page.:) Sticky Parkin 13:18, 12 June 2008 (UTC)

hi Andy

Hi Andy, how're you doing on wiki? Glad to see you back.:) Sticky Parkin 01:38, 15 July 2008 (UTC)

These bits

"{{GFDL-self}} Copyright (c) 2007 A. Needle Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License"."

You don't need to put in the articles, just make sure it's on the page about the pic itself. Easy! Sticky Parkin 02:06, 15 July 2008 (UTC)

You wrote on Polly's page (I see from your contributions) that you still can't get it to work and want a 'fill in the blanks' approach. Are you uploading at Special:Upload as I don't think it's too bad? Sticky Parkin 02:27, 15 July 2008 (UTC)

Thank you

Hi,

Thank you for cleaning up the West Point Sword story that I've been working on for years, you really did a great job.

I have had just one change to the contents that you can see. I have so many photo's that I've taken and photo's from book's that I've copied but I am having trouble posting because of copyright laws so I add the line that all photo's can be seen at the ebay review see link at the bottom of this page. I wish that I could post them all. I'm work with the West Point Museum to get the photo's from them as well as permission.

If there is anything I can do to make this better please let me know.

Thanks

Andy —Preceding unsigned comment added by Andy2159 (talk • contribs) 17:03, 3 March 2010 (UTC)

Hi Andy,

Thanks for your note, and your work on the article. Please remember that Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, and the content of this page isn't a "story"; they are supposed to be clean, encyclopedic articles.

Photos that you took of museum pieces may be acceptable for inclusion on the article, but you may not use photos from books. Hope this helps, Firsfron of Ronchester 01:44, 4 March 2010 (UTC)

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Hi,

Here is my problem and it is shared at the point, Everything about the sword is referenced as a sword orders, designs, names from 1839 to today refers to this being call the West Point Sword it a part of history, A sword is different from a saber looks different and is in a different class of weapons.

The cadets for only the last 10 to 15 years started calling the sword a saber. This was not the case 20 years ago or 50 or 200 years ago it has always been called sword. Someone wants to go back to the start of West Point and change that fact I have to many references like Todd and Peterson who show the facts.

The point put out bid's for a new sword and the will be made better than the one they use today and this will also be call a sword by the Academy.

The Cadets will go on calling their sword a saber which is new and not correct.

This information is to new to be public the only way it can be checked out is by calling the school and talking to a the project manager working on the new issue of the sword, he can be call Please email me for his name and his direct line.

So I have given several references to the fact that it is a sword, the point still has to use the term sword Mark could explain this to you better than I could ever.

It's only a saber because the cadets like the word better not because it is one and this has only been going on for 10 years. so it really unfair to change history when there is no written proof that it has ever been called a saber. I am also trying to get paper work showing historally

See what I mean.Andy2159 (talk) 21:03, 9 February 2011 (UTC)andy2159Andy2159 (talk) 21:03, 9 February 2011 (UTC)

Hi... this is clearly something you feel strongly about! I saw what you had put on the page but I also noticed that you had not cited any sources for the information that you included. I viewed your edits as good faith edits so I did not delete them, but I wanted to let you know that you should include 3rd party sources along with new information added to articles. Suggesting that users email or call someone for verification really isn't all that practical! :) See if you can find a newspaper article or magazine article (perhaps something that traces the history of West Point dress requirements or armaments. I'm sure you could find something there. Does West Point have a newspaper of its own? It's entirely possible that this issue has been written about. Good luck! Wikipelli ^Talk 13:43, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

Hi, Andy.. You might also find this helpful in working on the Sword article: Writing your first article. It is very handy. Wikipelli ^Talk 16:00, 11 February 2011 (UTC)

Signature

Hi Andy... Just a head's up... You should never include your signature ("~~~~") in an article. I've taken yours out of the Sword article. Cheers! Wikipelli ^Talk 03:37, 21 February 2011 (UTC)

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Thank you, I am having a problem entering the information you need, I was told by the Springfield Armory that I could use this image the copyright would be the Springfield Armory NHS and the photo has been in the public domain for years. so how do I enter this information into the correct format?65.35.76.202 (talk) 19:19, 5 December 2011 (UTC)

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Your comments about me personally

I've just seen the comments about me that you made on your GOCE request and another users talk page. Given that I got involved to try to help you out in your conflict with another editor I'm somewhat disappointed that you've chosen to criticise me in that way. For what it's worth my comment about dyslexia was a reference to myself, not an assessment of you.

I trust that you'll get what you want from someone else.

ALR (talk) 22:24, 11 May 2012 (UTC)

dyslexic and other name calling

Do you need to call me nasty names, for not meeting your standards.

Your just a bully

I'll bet it makes you feel important. You cry like a baby, when its you who started this. I have never said anything negative about you. I do feel I should of asked for help a long time age. I feel you have your own agenda. Everything is in print as well as you negative attitude which when read shows you temperament. So you make a charge against me for something that not true. You can add unreferenced matterial or remove referenced. Please, there is no love loss between you and I, in fact I know that the article will turn out much better with out you.

Andy2159 (talk) 01:44, 12 May 2012 (UTC)Andy2159 (talk) 02:04, 12 May 2012 (UTC)

Modify image size

Just wanted to let you know, you can modify the size of the image by changing the value "30 px" to some other value.

[[File:Ames Regulation 543.jpg|thumb|right|30 px|Ames Regulation 543]]

Ames Regulation 543

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I'm really not sure what you mean by "Tell me this if I put all this effort into it why are you giving someone else credit in the User talk contribs for work that I did?" I am not giving anyone any credit for any work; all I am doing is challenging the notion that a free image of this particular sword could not exist. I need you to either provide an explanation for why a free image could not possibly exist or to upload a free image. You say that "Mowbray publishing gave permission to use" the image in question, but permission for an image to be used on Wikipedia is not enough- instead, images must be released under free licenses, or else they must meet the non-free content criteria. I hope this clarifies the issue- I am happy to work with you to resolve this. J Milburn (talk) 10:07, 29 May 2012 (UTC)

I'm not sure why I have a problem.

I'm not sure what you want, are you going to allow the use of this image

All 3 Images that have been approved under ticket # 201205150000691 are the original and best images available to me at the time, the Image is just a higher quality scan both reproduced by me with permission.

Permission by the publisher was requested by me and the publisher gave his approval to you for me to use the images in the West Point cadet sword article. The images are the only proven images found to date. I scanned the images in to digital form and submitted them to you. The correct images would be Ames Regulation 543.jpg. as this is the first and only real copy that can be clearly shown to be the first real Ames 1850 cadet sword in this images from the makers files. Okay, since I took the photo which the publishers said I could use, that you approved it. All I want to know is how did someone Else's name, someone who had nothing to do at all with it except that he volunteers at Wilkpidia, is allowed to remove your name and replaced and replaces it with yours. Please tell me in do you allow you volunteers to do that. All I wanted to do was to replace the image with a better one.. same image better quality all of which is verifiable. I still want to upload a better quality image same photo, I just learned how I could scan it better. Thank you 65.35.73.243 (talk) 21:56, 29 May 2012 (UTC) Andy BoldItalic Embedded fileSignature and timestampLink AdvancedSpecial charactersHelpCite ===1850 Ames Cadet sword compaired to the 1840 Musicians sword.jpg=== I got your email and I agree in part. Let me explain I have been working on this article for 4 years or more. I have been working to get the best images released, it took over a year for me to get the copy right owners to release it. The Image that was up loaded was not as good as the Image I wanted to reload to take the place of Ames Regulation 543.jpg I wanted to upload the best image I could make. I also wanted to change the size. The Images that I found, scanned, worked for a year to get copyrights released to you. Then when I have a better image I get a problem. Tell me this if I put all this effort into it why are you giving someone else credit in the User talk contribs for work that I did? Please change it back or let me upload a better image. For what it's worth I would like to upload the same image that was there before with a higher quality scan of that image, along with the correct information in the User talk contribs for work that I did alone. Please let me know how you feel about someone putting their name to your work, even though it's not my best copy Andy2159 (talk) 01:54, 29 May 2012 (UTC) Andy If you looked at the image in the Ames Sword Company 1829 -1935 page 225 you will see Model 543 1850 West point cadet sword This is the only Image on that page that Mowbray publishing gave permission to use.. This is a very important image as it shows that the model 1850 supports images of cadets using that sword years before they were issued. As I said I would like to use the best image, I would like to get more images from Mowbray Publishing, and I will not if they do not look good. Thanks Andy2159 (talk) 02:26, 29 May 2012 (UTC) I'm not sure why I have a problem. I'm not sure what you want, are you going to allow the use of this image All 3 Images that have been approved under ticket # 201205150000691 are the original and best images available to me at the time, the Image is just a higher quality scan both reproduced by me with permission. Permission by the publisher was requested by me and the publisher gave his approval to you for me to use the images in the West Point cadet sword article. The images are the only proven images found to date. I scanned the images in to digital form and submitted them to you. The correct images would be Ames Regulation 543.jpg. as this is the first and only real copy that can be clearly shown to be the first real Ames 1850 cadet sword in this images from the makers files. Okay, since I took the photo which the publishers said I could use, that you approved it. All I want to know is how did someone Else's name, someone who had nothing to do at all with it except that he volunteers at Wilkpidia, is allowed to remove your name and replaced and replaces it with yours. Please tell me in do you allow you volunteers to do that. All I wanted to do was to replace the image with a better one.. same image better quality all of which is verifiable. I still want to upload a better quality image same photo, I just learned how I could scan it better. Thank you 65.35.73.243 (talk) 21:56, 29 May 2012 (UTC) Andy

Content that violates any copyrights will be deleted. Encyclopedic content must be verifiable. 65.35.73.243 (talk) 22:19, 29 May 2012 (UTC)

I'm not sure why I have a problem.

I'm not sure what you want, are you going to allow the use of this image

All 3 Images that have been approved under ticket # 201205150000691 are the original and best images available to me at the time, the Image is just a higher quality scan both reproduced by me with permission.

Permission by the publisher was requested by me and the publisher gave his approval to you for me to use the images in the West Point cadet sword article. The images are the only proven images found to date. I scanned the images in to digital form and submitted them to you. The correct images would be Ames Regulation 543.jpg. as this is the first and only real copy that can be clearly shown to be the first real Ames 1850 cadet sword in this images from the makers files. Okay, since I took the photo which the publishers said I could use, that you approved it. All I want to know is how did someone Else's name, someone who had nothing to do at all with it except that he volunteers at Wilkpidia, is allowed to remove your name and replaced and replaces it with yours. Please tell me in do you allow you volunteers to do that. All I wanted to do was to replace the image with a better one.. same image better quality all of which is verifiable. I still want to upload a better quality image same photo, I just learned how I could scan it better. Thank you 65.35.73.243 (talk) 21:56, 29 May 2012 (UTC) Andy

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===1850 Ames Cadet sword compaired to the 1840 Musicians sword.jpg=== I got your email and I agree in part. Let me explain I have been working on this article for 4 years or more. I have been working to get the best images released, it took over a year for me to get the copy right owners to release it. The Image that was up loaded was not as good as the Image I wanted to reload to take the place of Ames Regulation 543.jpg I wanted to upload the best image I could make. I also wanted to change the size. The Images that I found, scanned, worked for a year to get copyrights released to you. Then when I have a better image I get a problem. Tell me this if I put all this effort into it why are you giving someone else credit in the User talk contribs for work that I did? Please change it back or let me upload a better image. For what it's worth I would like to upload the same image that was there before with a higher quality scan of that image, along with the correct information in the User talk contribs for work that I did alone. Please let me know how you feel about someone putting their name to your work, even though it's not my best copy Andy2159 (talk) 01:54, 29 May 2012 (UTC) Andy If you looked at the image in the Ames Sword Company 1829 -1935 page 225 you will see Model 543 1850 West point cadet sword This is the only Image on that page that Mowbray publishing gave permission to use.. This is a very important image as it shows that the model 1850 supports images of cadets using that sword years before they were issued. As I said I would like to use the best image, I would like to get more images from Mowbray Publishing, and I will not if they do not look good. Thanks Andy2159 (talk) 02:26, 29 May 2012 (UTC) I'm not sure why I have a problem. I'm not sure what you want, are you going to allow the use of this image All 3 Images that have been approved under ticket # 201205150000691 are the original and best images available to me at the time, the Image is just a higher quality scan both reproduced by me with permission. Permission by the publisher was requested by me and the publisher gave his approval to you for me to use the images in the West Point cadet sword article. The images are the only proven images found to date. I scanned the images in to digital form and submitted them to you. The correct images would be Ames Regulation 543.jpg. as this is the first and only real copy that can be clearly shown to be the first real Ames 1850 cadet sword in this images from the makers files. Okay, since I took the photo which the publishers said I could use, that you approved it. All I want to know is how did someone Else's name, someone who had nothing to do at all with it except that he volunteers at Wilkpidia, is allowed to remove your name and replaced and replaces it with their's. Please tell me in do you allow you volunteers to do that. All I wanted to do was to replace the image with a better one.. same image better quality all of which is verifiable. I still want to upload a better quality image same photo, I just learned how I could scan it better. Thank you 65.35.73.243 (talk) 21:56, 29 May 2012 (UTC) Andy

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I'm sorry, it's like we're speaking different languages here. I'm not going to be doing anything further with this image, and it's not about to be deleted. I'm going to leave it be. J Milburn (talk) 10:01, 3 June 2012 (UTC)

Ok, speaking generally now, there are basically two kinds of images that can be used on Wikipedia. Ideally, all images on Wikipedia would be "free". Free images are either in the public domain because of their age (like old paintings), simplicity (like some logos) or source (like certain US Government images) or have been explicitly released by their copyright holder under a free license or into the public domain. Note that an explicit release into the public domain or under a free license is different from simply being permitted to use an image on Wikipedia. If an image has been explicitly released by its copyright holder, we need evidence of this fact; so, for instance, if it's a photo taken by a Wikipedia user, "I release this" is usually evidence enough. If it's from another website, we will usually be able to see the release somewhere on the other website (Flickr images, for instance, have their licenses clearly displayed). Sometimes, images will have been released under a free license, but the evidence will be in an email; this is one of the things OTRS is used for. So much for "free" images.

The second kind of image is a "non-free image". Now, this includes everything that is not a free image; even images which are released under "nearly free" licenses, or images which we have explicit permission to use on Wikipedia. Every non-free image (with the exception of some non-free images owned by the Wikimedia Foundation, like the Wikipedia logo) can only be used if the usage meets the deliberately very limiting non-free content criteria. If they do not meet the criteria, they must be removed, and if they are not used anywhere that meets the criteria, they must be deleted.

The image in question was tagged as non-free, and so I challenged it, claiming that it may not meet NFCC#1. If these swords still exist, perhaps there's one in a museum, or perhaps there are out-of-copyright pictures of them somewhere- that was my thinking. If the image did fail NFCC#1 and could have hypothetically been replaced by a "free" image, then it should have been deleted. That is all I was saying; the discussion about the image then branched out into a lot of things, some of which I still do not understand. I hope this clarifies some details about the use of images, and I hope this clarifies my concern with the image in question. If you have any questions, I am happy to help; I'm sorry I've had such difficulty in understanding what you've been saying, as you're clearly a reasonable person. J Milburn (talk) 12:50, 3 June 2012 (UTC)

Cadet sword picture, again

Hello, sorry I have to ask again about this file, but could you please answer my question for clarification at File talk:Model 1850 Ames Cadet sword compaired to the 1840 Musicians sword.jpg? A brief, simple answer would be appreciated. Thanks, – Fut.Perf. ☼ 15:13, 6 June 2012 (UTC)

Just a note that the above message was not from me- I've left the image alone since I said I would. I've had a look at the OTRS ticket (#2012051510000691- you missed the last number off) and, so far as I can see, there is a release only for the following-

• Page 161 cadet sword and scabbard.
• Page 63 U,S.M.A c 1850
• Page 225 item number Regulation

Is this image any of those? If not, new permission will be needed from the copyright holder in order to release it under a free license. If it is any of those (and my apologies if that is what you have been saying, I've had some trouble following), then it can be used freely. J Milburn (talk) 21:10, 6 June 2012 (UTC)

Ok. Could you provide a link to the original image? J Milburn (talk) 21:42, 6 June 2012 (UTC)

Yes, I'm sorry, I mean where you uploaded it. This image is a better version of the original "Page 225 item number Regulation", yes? J Milburn (talk) 22:09, 6 June 2012 (UTC)

Ok, just so we're clear, is Image:Model 1850 Ames Cadet sword compaired to the 1840 Musicians sword.jpg "Page 225 item number Regulation"? J Milburn (talk) 23:00, 6 June 2012 (UTC)

I'm going to be honest, I am having a lot of trouble understanding what it is that you're trying to say to me. As a simple "yes" or "no", am I right in saying that Image:Model 1850 Ames Cadet sword compaired to the 1840 Musicians sword.jpg is "Page 225 item number Regulation", the copyright of which belongs to John D. Hamilton/Mowbray Publishing? J Milburn (talk) 16:16, 23 June 2012 (UTC)

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Yes, And my sorry for being that much trouble. Andy65.35.73.243 (talk) 17:19, 23 June 2012 (UTC)Andy2159 (talk) 17:31, 23 June 2012 (UTC)

Image:Model 1850 Ames Cadet sword compaired to the 1840 Musicians sword.jpg is the name it was changed in to Think I entered the image as Military regulation 542 & 543.jpg it is this image that is the full image, with both swords 542 & 534 under the heading of military relulations on page 225.

Andy2159 (talk) 17:48, 23 June 2012 (UTC)

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West point sword

I undid my edit. Happy? The page is difficult to navigate and disorganized looking, especially on narrow screens, because the lead has photos on both sides (something that I have never seen anywhere else on Wikipedia) and the article has an excess of images, but since every attempt I have made to fix it has been reverted, I guess it'll just stay that way. JDDJS (talk) 00:44, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

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Proposed deletion of File:MA-1872.jpg

The file File:MA-1872.jpg has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

unused, low-res, no obvious use

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This bot DID NOT nominate any file(s) for deletion; please refer to the page history of each individual file for details. Thanks, FastilyBot (talk) 01:01, 20 December 2019 (UTC)

File source problem with File:USMA-M-1922.JPG

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