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Ciao Wiki Box 91, permetti una parola riguardo l'immagine di Milano? Ti dico fuori dai denti perché non mi piace per niente la tua e spero di non offenderti ma almeno ci chiariamo. Prima di tutto secondo me è troppo grande, secondo è costituita tutta da immagini notturne, quindi eccessivamente scura, terzo alcune foto sono storte, quarto piazza Gae Aulenti secondo me non è un elemento architettonico significativo, come sarebbe invece CityLife, infine trovo orribile soprattutto l'immagine di Piazza Duomo, con un riflettore enorme piazzato in primo piano che sembra San Siro. La mia l'ho costruita prendendo come dimensioni quella di New York, ma in generale nelle principali città mondiali la dimensione è circa 1400x1800. Quindi per riassumere molti tuoi soggetti vanno bene (skyline, Duomo, Arco della Pace, Galleria, Castello) ma metterei foto diurne; però credo che vadano messe per forza CityLife e La Scala, mi sembra doveroso. Altra cosa, sui navigli: anche io avrei voluto metterli ma avevo deciso di rinunciare perché purtroppo le foto disponibili su Commons fanno veramente tutte pena (e non riesco a farne una perché non abito più a Milano purtroppo). Detto questo, mi piacerebbe capire le tue motivazioni, senza complimenti, e se saresti disponibile a una mediazione. Un saluto --Conte di Cavour (talk) 00:10, 11 January 2017 (UTC)Reply

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