User talk:Sebastian Rio

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[edit] Image tagging for Image:Sebastianrioin2007.jpg

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[edit] Editing

Hi,

I notice you've written an article on Nita Bieber‎, which looks like your first article, and uploaded some images.

I thought I'd drop you a note to fill you in what to expect next.

  • Articles on Wikipedia are all communally owned and managed, so you'll see other editors contributing with the aim of adapting the draft towards an encyclopedia entry (rather than resume) style. If it's felt by anyone that it doesn't meet our criteria, then a discussion will take place whether to keep or remove it, and likewise anmy content which isn't within our manual of style, or article norms.
  • The article may also be tagged for various editorial matters. Tags relating to article condition are removed when a consensus forms amongst editors that the relevant editorial concern has been suitably addressed.
  • Images have a very strict policy, and unless they meet these criteria cannot be used.

There are four main editorial policies you need to know: Wikipedia is neutral (neutral point of view), does not contain personal comments, thoughts, or personal knowledge/opinions of editors, but only what can be shown to be published in reliable sources (no 'original research'), and verified reliably (verifiability). You also may not use WIkipedia as a promotional means, so advertizing yourself, your business, or things connected to you (the image of yourself for example). And of course, good conduct is valued and sought.

If you have further questions please do not hesitate to contact me via my talk page. If you have a problem please ask. Thanks!

FT2 (Talk | email) 21:33, 8 December 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Orphaned non-free media (Image:Nita's Life cover.jpg)

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