User talk:Flans44

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Image uploads and citations
When uploading images, please ensure that you describe the image and cite it. Simply adding a license is not sufficient according to our image use policy. In addition to this, please follow the Memory Alpha style of citations. We are not Wikipedia, and as such, copying chunks of Wikipedia tables will not work here. In addition to that, copying direct chunks of tables from Wikipedia is not allowed due to slightly different licenses between our works. -- sulfur 14:27, 10 January 2009 (UTC)

Before reverting the uniforms page again, you need to state the source of the various images you uploaded. The way that they appear, they do not appear to have been created by you. What is the source of them? Are they your photographs/Photoshops? What are they based on? Please respond on here, or edit the various image pages to properly explain what they are and where they are from. -- sulfur 03:34, 11 January 2009 (UTC)


 * Hey Sulfur, is there anything you can do to help me out. These really are my pics of items that I own and I would love to share them so that other Trek fans can know what the real items look like instead of just drawings.  If they just aren't wanted here then that is fine.  But if you like them, can you help me figure out how to best include them?  I would really appreciate it.  I'm just not very good with this Wiki stuff and the html etc.  Thanks!


 * As for their source. These are pics that I took with my camera of actual items that I own.  The armbands were bought from It's A Wrap and the pins I got elsewhere but were made by the same person that created them for the movies.  Here is another pic of some of them together Flans44 05:13, 11 January 2009 (UTC)

Can you check out the image delete discussion again and respond there? We're trying to figure out which IAW lot(s) you purchased for these images. Once we have those, we can begin to cite things properly and appropriately, and then figure out how to use things properly. -- sulfur 17:32, 11 January 2009 (UTC)