User talk:Corey111689

Bob Venturini, Bob venturini
When an article has been nominated for deletion, it is usually considered bad form to create more articles on the same subject. Concentrate your efforts on whether the initial article should remain. If the first article is deleted, it is almost inevitable the others will go, too, and it just makes more work for everyone. Fan-1967 15:04, 3 August 2006 (UTC)

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 * Let me explain this message for you. These are both great images you've uploaded. Who owns the copyright to them, though? If you do, then I'd urge you to consider releasing them under the GFDL or Creative Commons licenses, which allow people (but primarily Wikipedia) to use the images freely. If you don't own the copyright, or you don't want to release the copyright, you can mark them as, if indeed they are images that would be available to the press for publicity purposes, or  , and then there's a bunch of text I can place onto the image page to describe why it's fair use.  --  Zanimum 16:28, 3 August 2006 (UTC)

The images are from Bob..... the logo was created for him some time ago, and recently I updated it in photoshop to give it a more 3d effect. I am not sure about copyright because we never really thought of that. I guess I would go with the Fair Use in Bobs Big Adventures one. I am not really sure. -Corey111689

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Kelly Bates
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Nomination of Bob Venturini for deletion
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