Talk:Visual literacy
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[edit] Some suggestions
Nice job expanding this stub. Your project is now listed at Wikipedia:School_and_university_projects#Oregon_State_University. Some advice:
- those of you who have not registered may consider doing so, as this can prove to your teachers that it was you who has done the editing. After registering, you may also claim those anonimous edits for your accounts.
- when you are editing, try using Wikipedia:Summary box
- you may want to link referenced (cited) works with the places in text that are actually reffering to them using Wikipedia:Footnotes
- some of the images (Image:WWIIAdvertisement.jpg. Image:Warcost.gif, Image:2002-sales-product-category-chart.jpg, Image:Budweiser ad.jpg and Image:Advertisement.jpg) you uploaded have no Wikipedia:Image copyright tags and thus will be deleted soon unless you can provide relevant information
Keep up the good job. If you want, you can ask for more comments on Wikipedia:Peer review. --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus Talk 14:27, 2 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] original research?
I'd like to encourage editors of this article carefully to review the Wikipedia policy Wikipedia:No original research. It appears to me that much of the current content of this article is "original research" in the sense prohibited by the policy -- that is, it's novel and unattributed media criticism, rather than an encyclopedia article reporting well-accepted fact. The mere presence of citations to the web sites and media discussed does not make this critical discussion anything but original research. Discussion is welcome, but I think in the end much of this content will end up needing to be heavily modified, deleted, or severely cut. -- Rbellin|Talk 21:58, 6 January 2006 (UTC)