User talk:GregRobson

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GregRobson,

I used your Nitrogen diagram in a video released under CC. If you'd like to check it out is at...

R4NT.COM

-Gord (gordonmcdowell@gmail.com)

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Hello GregRobson,

the following content you uploaded is not free and therefore had to be deleted:

copyrighted newspaper article scan

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  • I'll admit I was unsure. There is very little information on licensing regarding newspapers. I was taking the lead from [1] and [2], but did not want to imply that the content was completely reusable as that belongs to a journalist and it should not be used without citation. The picture itself (taken by me) I would happily place in the public domain. If there is any guidance on this matter that I have missed? I believe there is some right in reshowing it as it is intended for public viewing (with recognition for the journalist/paper of course). If this is not the case then surely the two images I have referenced above should be removed?

Image Tagging Image:Electron_shell_018_argon.png

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You made a factual error in one of your images.

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Hello,

Please ignore this message the issue has been resolved.

change shell config

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File:Electron shell 111 Roentgenium.svg


It should be 2,8,18,32,32,17,2 according to wp:gl/i. Please recreate and overwrite.

Meitnerium

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Excuse me, but you misspelled Meitnerium as "Meitnurium." Can you please redo your Meitnerium?

Erbium's awesome! - Talk 01:31, 2 June 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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