User talk:Paul.twynam

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Regarding the image you uploaded, Image:B17-F Thumper.jpg, I have bent the rules and changed the licensing tag to something that might be acceptable given the email you posted. Wikipedia-use-only licenses are not allowed as Wikipedia is mirrored in many other sites. I have changed the license to a creative commons attribution (CC-BY) license. Please review the terms of this license on the image page. If it is acceptable under the communication you had with the copyright holder, please fill in the relevant info table, e.g. info on the subject of the picture, photographer, date taken, etc. If the CC-BY license is not acceptable (Please check the copyright holder if there is any question), please change the license to {{fair use}} and fill out the info as above. If the license is not changed within 24 hours, I will delete the image. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Banyan Tree 03:40, 10 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I have deleted the image per my above message. Please familiarize yourself with Wikipedia:Image use policy before uploading further images. Thank you, Banyan Tree 03:38, 11 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Redhill[edit]

Hi, I think you have done some major work on the Redhill, Somerset article in the past. I, and others, have recently tried to edit the article more in line with the WP:MOS. I hope you do not feel this has damaged anything you previously contributed and that you might be willing to edit it further. I have put some suggestions on the articles talk page & wonder if you might be able to support more of the statements with references. If I can help please let me know.— Rod ^talk 20:22, 11 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]