User talk:Pflodo

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 * Just hitting the ol' Wiki before heading for home and I saw your new article! Good stuff!  Thanks for taking my advice to heart.  Have a great weekend!! - Lucky 6.9 03:15, 25 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Harriet Photo
Hi. My name is Noah Berlatsky. I work at the American School a correspondence high school (for more info, see www.americanschoolofcorr.com). I'm currently writing a Composition and Grammar textbook for our students, and have been using Wikipedia as a source of topics for example sentences and paragraphs. I liked the article about Harriet and was thinking of using your picture of her in the textbook.

I saw that you have granted the picture to the public domain, but I would still like to use your (real) name as the photographer, if you would like that to be included. Also, I could use a higher resolution picture (300 dpi) if you have one. If you could send it as an attachment that would be great. My email is noahberlatsky@hotmail.com.

In addition, if you send me your address, I would be happy to send you a copy of the textbook when it is completed (hopefully later this year.) Thanks for your help, and for the article!

Noah Berlatsky March 27, 2005

(I'm at my work computer, so am not logged in, but I also do some editing on Wikipedia as NoahB.

Fair use rationale for Image:Idefix.gif
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File permission problem with File:Australian meat pie.jpg
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