User talk:SuperGirl
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[edit] Erdos Number CfD
At Least there are some people around who are sensible like you. LW77 23:21, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Infobox Scientist
I urge you to stop sticking in those Infoboxes. There is a lot of opposition to it as is obvious from the recent discussion on the Template:Infobox_Scientist . The result of the debate was no consensous. To keep sticking in those infoboxes, and ignore all those Wikipedians who are opposed to it is inappropriate, even disruptive. I would suggest that you make some constructive contributions instead, by writing some state-of-the-art biographies. JdH 12:59, 22 October 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Edit Summaries
Hi SuperGirl. Just wanted to drop you a note about using edit summaries. It is customary when making edits to leave an edit summary explaining the edit. This makes it easier for editors who may be watching the article or reviewing its history to know what your changes entail without having to review them all in detail. You may want to read over Help:Edit summary for more information. Hope to see you around. Kaldari 00:28, 10 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Conway
I'm not saying that the replacement is good(i suspect that they cut it from a larger photo).But the replacement is PD.Well i guess we can argue that the replacement is not very showing and thus fair use still apply s for the old one.Do what you want.Whatever you do ,do it before the 13,because fair use images are deleted 1 week after they have been orphaned.--Pixel ;-) 12:29, 11 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Image:Ginsburg Vitaliy Lazarevich.jpg
Hi! I'm not sure about current enwiki rules, but is it possible for the picture to be under fair use and creative commons attribution-sharealike licenses simultaneously? As far as I understand, if the picture is copyrighted, and copyright owner doesn't permit it's redistribution under CC, it can't be under CC license. And if it's under CC, it doesn't need fair use to use in wiki. Ilya Voyager 20:45, 1 December 2006 (UTC)
