Talk:Australian National Aviation Museum

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a copywright concern was raised over the original text, on review of the options available I have edited the text to new wording and deleted the original wording which I confirm had been copied from the museum website as I am the Secretary and webmaster of the site http://www.aarg.com.au and therefore had authority to use. This new text however should resolve any concern in anycase.


 * hangon removed and COI tag added. --Butseriouslyfolks 06:57, 23 June 2007 (UTC)


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 * butseriouslyfolks, thanks for your rewrite of the entry, I wasnt wishing to establish a conflict of interest, but had added our Desoutter II aircraft as a survivor on a page relating to that aircraft type, and already listed the other two surviving examples, so I thought I would add and correct that by including reference to our example, at the Australian National Aviation Museum, wikepedia then placed the museum's name in highlights and when I clicked on it the page invited me to provide information on that topic, at the time the easiest way for me to do so was to cut and paste from our museum website. Obviously you can see I am a wikipedia "newbie" and have a lot to learn in wording, layout and wikipedia "ettiquette, but glad to contribute and support such a great site. regards - (124.176.185.163 13:39, 23 June 2007 (UTC))


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