User talk:Talpzz8

Harriett Baldwin
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Copyright problem: Harriett Baldwin
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Speedy deletion of Harriett Baldwin
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Image permission problem with Image:Mike Penning Bedpush2006.jpg
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Mike Penning
Hi Talpzz8. I edit politicians from both main parties and was most impressed with MP's work during the Buncefield fire. Contributions from people who know the subject of a BLP are particularly useful in improving accuracy -so thank you for that. If you are able to, please encourage politicians to include as much personal info as possible on their website. This can then be used for citations and minimises the effects of vandalism. Regards JRPG (talk) 12:24, 19 January 2016 (UTC)