User talk:Ivor Stodolsky

please tag your images with an appropriate tag. realize that copyrighted images should not be uploaded.

When you upload an image, make sure you own the image, or that it is in the public domain, or that the copyright holder has agreed to license it under the GFDL.

your article needs to be cleaned up some, if you can. check other articles to see how the code for adding thumbnails works, and the basic wiki linking format as well.

welcome to wikipedia. - Stoph 00:09, 16 Apr 2005 (UTC)

Fair use rationale for File:Fittko ac01.jpg

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Non-Free rationale for File:Lisa young.jpg

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