Talk:Royal Border Bridge

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I find the laconic revert not good style. But instead of starting multiple reverts I start the discussion page and for a start wait for comments. We have two images used recently:

Hello, I have removed this image from the Royal Border Bridge article. In principle it is taken from a nice viewpoint. It is cloudy, that's Britain. But then the photo is badly stitched (there is better free software out there) and it shows awful JPEG compression artefacts. If the photo were on commons, I would add a category tag for Royal Border Bridge there.

--Klaus with K 12:29, 21 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

And we have two references to commons:

My reasoning for the now reverted change is as follows:

the previous panorama has significant stitching errors;
the more appropriate category Royal Border Bridge exists

--Klaus with K 21:33, 22 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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