Reguiieee

I am not using this account anymore. The account I now use on all projects is Ephemeronium.

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Recent comments on Mouse Featured Picture

I proposed this logo concept in December, 2005. The winning proposal

FEATURED PICTURE: Computer mouse

FEATURED PICTURE: Root canal

Sorry that the FP debate got a little testy and thanks for changing your vote. I started working on Wikipedia images and articles during my paternity leave for my first daughter back in 2005. It's mostly been a positive experience - especially my featured images and designing the Wikispecies logo (right).

The root canal pix in particular took a boat load of work as I had dentists vetting the thing! And I very nearly lost my credit for the wikispecies logo because I didn't bird dog the process and another contributor made some small improvements and started asserting authorship.

So you'll have to forgive my testiness here. I've seen roughly 50% of my images erased or removed from articles. 25% were shoddy or factually incorrect but the remainder were perfectly good and ONE EDITOR just took them off. You see - when an image is removed from an article it is very easily forgotten even when it makes a substantial contribution.

Best wishes and with due respect, jk (talk) 12:25, 1 June 2008 (UTC)

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CD Image

Hiya, just wanna say thanks for uploading the image of the CD diffracting fluorescent light. It's very interesting to see the spectrum, and I never realised you could get one so clear from a CD Alecjw (talk) 20:23, 15 July 2009 (UTC)

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What the hell happened? There is no reason why it should have been removed from its article. Looking at the article's history, it was only removed from there because it was deleted. I'll just reupload then. Reguiieee (talk) 19:12, 2 May 2010 (UTC)

File source and copyright licensing problem with File:Homerton College Faculty.jpg

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