User talk:Aimee.tyrrell

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[edit] License tagging for Image:Traditional maasai dance.jpg

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Aimee, do you have perhaps something that is more demonstrative of the "jumping dance" that the men do? I didn't try very hard to get "good" shots myself, because I was with other people and we had agreed to share everything. But not with Wikipedia. So now I have nothing to contribute for that purpose. Hoping...Steve Pastor 22:24, 6 June 2007 (UTC)
Hey Steve, I think that might be the best one that I have. I will have another look in the albums and see if there might be a better one :) Aimee Tyrrell
I found one... it's been uploaded now. Thanks Steve. Aimee Tyrrell

[edit] Image:Traditional Maasai Dance.jpg

Thanks for uploading the image. In addition to the GFDL tag on the image description page, it is recommended that you file formal notification of this release via the OTRS system. Please ask an administrator if you need assistance in doing this. ShakespeareFan00 10:36, 6 July 2007 (UTC)

Hey Steve, I think that might be the best one that I have. I will have another look in the albums and see if there might be a better one :) Aimee Tyrrell I found one... it's been uploaded now. Thanks Steve. Aimee Tyrrell