User talk:Letshave
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October 2012
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File permission problem with File:Cam Connor and Roddy Piper.jpg
Thanks for uploading File:Cam Connor and Roddy Piper.jpg. I noticed that while you provided a valid copyright licensing tag, there is no proof that the creator of the file has agreed to release it under the given license.
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File permission problem with File:Cam Connor with Paul Coffey.jpg
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Image source problem with File:View from the Penalty Box cover photo.jpg
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Bring My Flowers Now
Wikipedia usually doesn’t include component charts in the chart section. I don’t see an issue with these being added to this page, but if you wish to add these charts to the page I suggest learning how to properly format your additions so that you are not creating red links and disrupting the flow of the chart.
Furthermore, yesterday when you created the page “Bring my flowers now” you made a duplicate entry. A page already existed titled “Bring My Flowers Now”. I had to submit a request to have the pages merged.
In the future if you wish to make additions or create new pages, please review Wikipedia’s style guidelines. Benjichilders (talk)<
Thanks for your help with this, I’m trying to learn how to update. I think the charts for the song should stay cause we need to show Tanya’s fans and industry peers that she can still chart. Hitting number six on digital sales country and 33 on all genres is HUGE for an artist her age so I think in her case we need to showcase that. Can you readd the three chart entries you deleted? Thanks and glad we are both trying to help promote Tanya and her music. Letshave (talk) 02:13, 6 February 2020 (UTC)