User talk:91.125.200.158
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As I said at the IP address you were posting from yesterday I noticed you had added links to [1] to several articles which may be considered spamming on wikipedia. It may be better to link to specific videos which are particularly relevant to an article rather than linking to the general site with the list of all of them. EG The link I've added to [2] from the West Somerset Railway article.— Rod talk 12:24, 23 December 2007 (UTC)
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