User talk:B rip

License tagging for Image:ALU block diagram.JPG
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Image copyright problem with Image:Adder_eq._a.8.1.jpg
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CSULBCECS440
The more you added to CSULBCECS440, the less it became like a Wikipedia article. I have moved it to User:B rip. At a cursory reading, it seems to be a student dissertation. I would point out to you that Wikipedia is not a free host or webspace provider and ask you to take your work elsewhere. (If the computer is notable, then a short article here, on a sensible title might be accepted.) -- RHaworth 02:19, 26 April 2006 (UTC)


 * The above editor is correct. Using Wikipedia as a host for material that's not related to the project is against policy. I would suggest you take a look at [|Free Wiki hosting sites]. There's no set time before inappropriate material is deleted, it's just done when an administrator finds the time. I recommend you make a backup in case it's deleted. If you confirm your email address, you can hit the "Email this user" link on the left of the screen when you're on my userpage and send me a message. I could offer you a Gmail account which helped me greatly when I needed to back up text documents. - Mgm|(talk) 07:38, 26 April 2006 (UTC)

Please ignore my now-deleted comment - I have now seen your message to Mgm. How long am I wiling to let it stay here? Indefinitely providing you stop editing but pretty soon if you keep on editing! All past edits remain on the Wikiservers. Deleting them merely puts them out of your reach. So if you freeze your activities, the damage has already been done and there is no point in deleting. Conversely, if you carry on doing edits, each edit gobbles up a (tiny) bit of Wikipedia's disk space but indicates that you are still freeloading off us.

Mgm may take a different view! So assume nothing and copy off quickly, please. -- RHaworth 03:29, 27 April 2006 (UTC)

We know where you live
That threat is, I assure you a joke - I am in England and Mgm is in the Netherlands - neither of us is going to come knocking on the door of ECS-545. I assume that you are working in connection with [http://www.csulb.edu/colleges/coe/cecs/views/courses/upper/upper_440.shtml CECS 440. Computer Architecture (3)]. What I don't get is the size of what you are doing - that module is listed as lecture 2 hours, laboratory 3 hours. -- RHaworth 03:41, 27 April 2006 (UTC)