User talk:Cka4004

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[edit] Use of Master Race - FYI

Carl

Saw your deletion of the above with the remark 'you only call yourselves that'.

The term was/is used widely outside of Instonians - ask Woody, Gene etc how they would normally refer to Instonians in everyday chat and I would guess that 70-80% of time they would use this term. I know from committees over many years that one very Senior Collegian never referred to them as anything other than the MR, unless of course he was in a formal setting.

It could be reverted but (1) its frivilous; (2) I don't think it adds anything that meets 'notability' criteriae and (3) it is impossible to verify as no written media would ever print it given the previous dubious connection! The term probably originated from Collegians, 'The Bin Men' or 'The Gaswork Men' in the first place! Weejack48 21:17, 9 January 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] Signatures

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[edit] Armagh Hockey Club

[edit] Copyright issue with Armagh Hockey Club

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[edit] Collegians & Newry - Copy Vio & a couple of other things

Carl

See the warning on the page creation page - Do not copy text from other websites without permission. It will be deleted.

I have removed the probable copyright violation on th Collegians page and started a rewrite. Will also insert appropriate citations in due course. You might find that at some stage somebody nominates this for deletion unless you move some of the Collegians content off the BH page as there would be a lot of repetition otherwise.

Also be careful with the sources you cite. For instance the Northern Whig ceased publication in 1963 and could not be cited as a source for content on the hockey club that was founded in 1967!

You should also refrain from citing yourself as a source unless you feel you can satisfy WP:V.

You should create a stub article for Newry Olympic quickly removing the cut & paste stuff. It is already tagged in the same way that Armagh HC was, but whoever did the tagging neglected to post the required warning on your talk page.Weejack48 08:24, 24 January 2007 (UTC)

I know the above has a lot of shoulds but I hope you find it helpful!Cheers!Weejack48 08:26, 24 January 2007 (UTC)

Ok, ill take it on board, would be interested in knowing who you are? just as I am mainly interested in the Mens Hockey sections and in particular any thing to do with Collegians/Belfast Harlequins. Did you play for them yourself? Cka4004

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[edit] editing

I would suggest you take a look at Wikipedia: Tutorial before making anymore pages like the one you made for Alan Solomons. thanks.--Tainter 19:37, 29 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Unspecified source for Image:BH4323.jpg

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[edit] AfD nomination of Malone Presbyterian Church

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[edit] Image:MCB12365422.jpg listed for deletion

[edit] Copyright problems with Image:MCB6424.jpg

[edit] Copyright problems with Image:Hockey Practice2 Deramore.jpg

[edit] Your image uploads

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[edit] Claims of permission

Hello, regarding this edit and a similar one. You say you have permission to use these images - this is not enough - they must be released under a free licence which means that I, or anyone else, can use them for any purpose. Are these images freely licensed? If they are you need to get the school to either make a note of this on their website or contact the Wikimedia Foundation to prove this licence. Otherwise you are infringing copyright and the images will be deleted. Further information is available at the links above. Persistent copyright infringement will result in being blocked from editing. Thanks. -- zzuuzz ^(talk) 21:51, 7 May 2007 (UTC)

You need to get the school to acknowledge that you, the holder of this account, are the copyright holder and are entitled to re-license the pics. See above method. Or, you may be able to persuade someone by providing higher resolution pics, or other pics in the series you would have taken. -- zzuuzz ^(talk) 22:25, 7 May 2007 (UTC)