User talk:Wedesoft
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[edit] Reading room
Did you take the picture Image:Reading Room Entrance.jpg? It is not clear from the page. It should be labelled {{pd-self}} if you did, and a short note saying so is also useful. You might also consider uploading your pictures to Wikimedia Commons. Thanks. Justinc 09:44, 10 February 2006 (UTC)
Yes. I updated the tags to the new standard. Thanks for pointing it out.
[edit] Computer vision article
Hi, I noticed that you added the part of the computer vision article which contains a citation from Joe Mundy. Joe is definetly a leading character within computer vision, but I would like to make the article somewhat more neutral with respect to cartain people who have made a mark in this field, mainly since it is so wide and an unintiated reader may get the impression that Joe is "founding father" of this field. There already exist a (small) number of article on people who are or have been active in compute vision and I suggest to move the stuff on Joe Mundy to such a place. Most of the skills that he mentions is already (or can easily be) integrated into the introductory text of the article. What do you say? --KYN 16:41, 1 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Request for edit summary
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