User talk:Wiljas06

Do not present the future as history
Hello. Please do not use the past tense when you write about the future, as you did in this edit. It is unacceptable. You cannot say that something happened when it has not happened yet, that would be a lie. Wikipedia does not accept lies. The tennis infoboxes also include only the official, real rankings. No projected, future rankings. No predictions. Only official rankings. Always wait for the official ranking update on Monday. Never post projected rankings ahead of time and present them as current rankings (it does not matter that the ranking update is expected to happen&mdash;until it happens, it has not happened, so you cannot present it as history, you can only say that it is expected to happen). Wikipedia is not a crystal ball. Thanks.&mdash;J. M. (talk) 22:13, 25 January 2017 (UTC)

Problems with upload of File:Madi robinson.jpg
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File permission problem with File:Sharni layton.jpeg
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