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It doesn't bother me.... I had this impression that copyright issues had already been resolved and therefore inserted an easy link to an object that was already insider wikipedia without having to do a lot of work...

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I am the copyright holder of this particular Bent (3D object) which was personally "made-smooth" from a sand-cast rough object using sandpaper. As a full lifetime member of the association, I was granted all the privileges and rights of a full member of this association. So a photo-shot of my personal Bent (3D object) which was the initiation piece is not any violation especially since I was granted all the rights by the honors society to use it.

Peter Blackmore (soccer player)
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Peter Blackmore (footballer)
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Misunderstanding..... this is a common name that could become ambiguous..... so did it in a way so as to identify the one more tied to football with Peter Blackmore (footballer) so that the name could be less ambiguous.

Kiasu?

 * On the page of Boeing AH-64 Apache, your addition of the crashed chopper belonging to RSAF's 120 SQN is deemed to be not necessary per WikiProject Aircraft when there is no casualties involved. Hope this clear things up for you. -- Dave ♠♣♥♦™№1185©♪♫® 08:18, 1 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Listen, if you're not a part of the team on WikiProject Aircraft, I can forgive you for not understanding the point I've raised above as well as on WP:Notability. Now, already there's two person (including me) telling you not to add this again... so I think you'd better drop it and move on lah, don't embarrass us Singabolean leow... okie? -- Dave ♠♣♥♦™№1185©♪♫® 15:39, 1 October 2010 (UTC)

Well it is a misunderstanding.... I had this idea that Wiki is a place where people visit for good information and I though any records of a crash is good information for general public as it is the best source like a trace to interesting events. Personally I use these records to view very interesting videos on YouTube. I visited your page but saw only an image of a flipped book and no indication of your special aircraft affiliations (perhaps you should add more stuffs in there to show who you really are)...    It does not bother me and I dont think that I am in any way embarrassed (as you do not overwrite me)....only did something which I felt was the right thing to do that I know two people (including one with signs of aircraft affiliations) are against.... that's the spirit of Wiki right ...... .....by the way....I dont use lah (so dont have to talk to me that way).....  You two (your wing-man) know each other right?(FabianEng (talk) 07:43, 2 October 2010 (UTC)).

As you know, I am a software guy......not a pilot..... my wing-man? No I am a soloist.... but I thought wiki keeps track of all such incidents and thought maybe people in other countries were not aware of this..... I didn't consider the commercial implications... I know it right now..

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Thanks for the invitation....but I am very occupied with my latest interest Feng Shui. So no time for other things that are time-consuming...

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