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Hey there. We appreciate your recent upload of Image:CCA from the air.jpg and your notice at the talk page. However, all content on Wikipedia uses the GNU Free Documentation License, which allows anyone to use it. Following this message, all images restricting their use for others became strictly disallowed. Can you please request the copyright holder to release it under this or otherwise free license instead? ~ Michaelas10Respect my authoritah
Hi, on March 16 you added the "unreferenced" template to this article. Would you mind using the talk page to specify which parts of the article mostly needs references? Thuresson 11:09, 10 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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We had MUCH debate on Samson Option article and many changes to it, so your just going in without look at or anyway commenting on TALK page very disruptive. I made things worse by only undoing your last changes. Have to figure out how to revert to before you made any changes. Please see the material of mine that was deleted and you'll see that even very specific Samson option material was deleted because a couple people want to delete the article entirely. but I happen to agree that all that material you entered is more general doctrine related than Samson Option, which is understood to be massive retaliation against NON-nuclear nations and therefore different than usual MAD. Please comment on TALK. Thanks.
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