User talk:Amazon4211

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No need to upload different versions

Hello Amazon,

I noticed that you uploaded the image on the right several times, in different sizes. This is not necessary, since one can determine the size of the picture in any Wikimedia article just by using this code:

[[Image:D07cd11-Guarup-Xingu-2007-Sue photos (22).jpg|200px]]

Of course, you can choose to use another size: just adjust the number before the px (pixels). So just upload the photo with the highest resolution, there's no need to work on things the software can do for you. Luctor 14:58, 29 October 2008 (UTC)