User talk:Rgb9000

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Space Tree on Newgrounds
Hey. You recently edited Space Tree saying it was on Newgrounds. Could you please provide proof for these claims? Thanks. Tobb Done. But why? --R

What can I say? I'm a cynic. But thanks nonetheless. Tobb

image:UH005.gif
Hello Cohesion,

I see that you recently deleted images UH005.gif and other important UH-related images. These were images of the logo and mascot of University of Houston. I missed the argument for their deletion, and was unaware they were on the chopping block. Could you give me a little more background on why logos of a public university were deleted, when every other major university I look up has it's logo and/or seal at the top of the article and mascot in the sports section? Even if it had a tagging problem, it was a logo for a public university and I would rather it had been corrected than deleted. Viewing an archive I see that they were tagged as logos, and should fall under WP:L. I am considering reuploading it myself because I strongly feel that University of Houston should have it's logo,seal, and mascot on it's article page.

Thanks for your time,

--Rgb9000 06:00, 2 January 2007 (UTC)


 * Yes they probably should be re-uploaded. The problem was they didn't supply a source, and I couldn't add that since I didn't know where they came from. I usually will tag them correctly if they are just tagged wrong, but no source is a little harder. Usually it's better to re-upload them from somewhere where you know where they came from rather than guess. I do think they are fine to be tagged with logo though, and are definitely valid under fair use. Sorry for the disruption. :) - cohesion 13:34, 2 January 2007 (UTC)

Proposed deletion of Noop


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