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	I did not add commentary, as you accused me of. I restructured a sentence to be more neutral an added another quote from a citation (the Maclean's article) already there. <small class="autosigned">— Preceding ] comment added by ] (]) 15:23, 11 March 2016 (UTC)</small><!-- Template:Unsigned IP --> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->
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	:You're hardly making it neutral, you're interpreting the source to push your own agenda. The legacy section of the article deals with criticism of Trudeau. Stating that some historians, plural, call him overrated is flat-out wrong based on the source. It's only one (the other one is a doctoral student, which shows how difficult it was for MacLeans to find historians to agree with that). You have a specific POV to push and you are editing in a disruptive manner. Make your case on the talk page or walk away. Misplaced Pages isn't a ] for you. ]] 18:38, 11 March 2016 (UTC)
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	I feel that's a very strong and aggressive response, for an alleged and fairly innocent mistake. That's how you scare away would-be Wikipedians -- what happened to "be nice to the newbies"? On first reading I found the original Misplaced Pages sentence biased, compare to the quotes in that Maclean's article. I didn't know one couldn't count doctoral students (so dismissing all the great minds who never had PhDs?) Perhaps you should have led with your argument, instead of just reverting my change and accusing me of having an agenda -- I have none -- or vandalizing. I also noticed that the Maclean's article never referred to him as "father of modern Canada", so I removed it. Can't be pushing a specific POV. I hope you treat the next "flat-out wrong" edit with some more grace. <small class="autosigned">— Preceding ] comment added by ] (]) 19:27, 11 March 2016 (UTC)</small><!-- Template:Unsigned IP --> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->
			The source I provided is reliable and from a peer-reviewed art historical journal, The Burlington Magazine. This is valid new information about Hopper's earliest oils and corrects the existing outdated information. Please revert to my updated text. <!-- Template:Unsigned --><small class="autosigned">— Preceding ] comment added by ] (] • ]) 14:46, 1 October 2020 (UTC)</small> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->
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			== RE. photo purporting to be Nico ==
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	My edit was not poorly referenced. My sister went to the same school and graduated with Eugene <small class="autosigned">— Preceding ] comment added by ] (]) 21:38, 14 March 2016 (UTC)</small><!-- Template:Unsigned IP --> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->
	:That's the very definition of poorly referenced. We're supposed to take your word for it? See ] and ]. ]] 21:45, 14 March 2016 (UTC)
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			I have to disagree with you regarding the photograph which you believe to be Nico, performing with the Velvet Underground in Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1966.
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			Nico never wore dresses onstage with the Velvets, certainly not flowery patterns! She wore trouser suits. We can verify this was the case for the Ann Arbor show specifically, thanks to a news article covering the actual event: Velvet Underground Live at the Ann Arbor Film Festival, Detroit, Michigan, on the 12th of March 1966. The concert was reviewed by the Detroit Free Press on Tuesday 15 March 1966. The reviewer describes the show as, "a combination of film and live music and dance. While a beautiful blond girl sang, her image was projected on three separate 'screens,' including her own white jacket." The review is accessible online via Newspapers.com - https://www.newspapers.com/image/97864650/?terms=%22Festival%2C%2Band%2Bfilms%2Bby%2BWarhol%22
	Hi, am I to know the reason for your reversion of my edit ? ツ ] (]) 15:13, 10 April 2016 (UTC)

			See also: https://dangerousminds.net/comments/amazing_mod_wedding_with_andy_warhol_the_velvet_underground_nico_1966?fbclid=IwAR0wCIQ03KWf2Pn3D2mH4n3hxeKciq0gC1_Ydb9PEa7xvAYRtmn-gJ2ZLsg
	== Reversed my edits ==

			I have another image of Nico onstage with the Velvet Underground in Michigan, November 1966, with Catherine James also in the same shot (in a similar cut of dress and physical posture). In the pic, Nico is wearing her white trouser suit. It's from the same event covered in the Dangerous Minds article, but wasn't included. I can't find the picture online anywhere so can't link to it. I'm afraid I don't have copyright clearance for this picture, but I can upload it here if that's okay?
	You have reversed my edits twice about a notable Pakistani. I cannot seem to identify anything that is not properly sourced (in some instances I feel there are a bit too many references). The tone is also matter of fact, without making a positive or negative judgement. Please identify or remove language that you find unacceptable or let me remove the tag as I cannot improve the article further. ] (]) 16:36, 8 May 2016 (UTC)Zehra Khan
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	::Can you please highlight the problems? I really want to help, but you'd have to be more specific.] (]) 18:43, 8 May 2016 (UTC)ZK

			Essentially, though, the proof is in the Detroit Free Press article I've quoted.
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	Specify the issues so I can fix them. You can't be making broad brush tags like these or half the wikipedia will have these tags. <small><span class="autosigned">— Preceding ] comment added by ] (] • ]) 17:24, 2 June 2016 (UTC)</span></small><!-- Template:Unsigned --> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->
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			I hope you'll agree that this is not actually Nico after all, and I hope you find the materials interesting!
	::There are some 60 odd references in the article. I looked at some of the references; easily crosses the threshold for notable. Couldn't find anything specifically biased. Your broad brush statements not helping. <small><span class="autosigned">— Preceding ] comment added by ] (] • ]) 18:10, 2 June 2016 (UTC)</span></small><!-- Template:Unsigned --> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->

			All the best,
	::: You again added the tags. With almost every statement backed up with several references, this has to be one of the better cited articles. Not sure what's wrong. Why don't you highlight the issues and I will try to fix. Otherwise one can apply such tags to half the wikipedia (perhaps a lot more) to erode their credibility. Such tags are not only for editors, but also erode the credibility of the article for readers. I see that your pedantic behaviour is not unique to this page, so I'd suggest you either start fixing what you don't like, or stop being trigger happy on such tags.
	::::There's a discussion on the talk page already. Discuss it there. As for "eroding credibility", the article in question has none: it's not the citations that are the problem. In fact, the tag says nothing about citations. Did you even read them? It's tagged for neutrality and copy editing. The article is written in a promotional manner. That's what needs to be fixed. In many cases, this sort of article needs a complete rewrite. Why exactly are you concerned with this particular article? It's not a good article. It was tagged for improvement, you are not attempting to improve the article, just removing a template, which you've been warned against. There's a reason those warnings exist. You are being disruptive without attempting to improve the article. If you are not interested in actually reading the guidelines listed in those templates and reading the talk page discussion, I suggest you move on to something else. The article will remain tagged until it follows Misplaced Pages guidelines. It's as simple as that. ]] 11:39, 22 June 2016 (UTC)
	::::::Have you noticed the recent edits? Several edits have been made by several editors to address NPOV issues and improve copy editing. Notice the recent edits by Noah Kastin. I also checked for any single source edits. To the contrary, recent edits have been made by 18 different editors. Most of the biography content seems to be from a publicly available bio. I don't see any COI or NPOV issues, especially after major recent edits. <!-- Template:Unsigned --><small class="autosigned">— Preceding ] comment added by ] (] • ]) 07:20, 25 March 2017 (UTC)</small> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->

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			How do you expect me to cite sources for a conspiracy theorist section?
	I included the link here https://en.wikipedia.org/Cinema_of_Canada as this is currently the only and first course available (Creature and Character Design) for the film industry in Canada. Since this page is talking about the Canadian film industry, I still believe user should know. Unless you know another page. I don't care if no follow or followed. Most people these day's do not even know where to start if they are planning to work in the film industry. (]) 06:20, 10 June 2016 (EST)
			Considering this, there are no "credible" resources that I would be able to site.
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			I spent hours writing this section.
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			Everything that I wrote is true. Would you want me to site sources from all internet sources?

			I find this highly disrespectful. I went out of my way to do research and actually write something that I have actually have knowledge of.
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			Do you want me to site articles? If so I will gladly do so.
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			European American is not an ethnic group that includes all immigrants from Europe.
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			I am a Russian minority American of European Russia and if you think I’m going to say my ethnicity is European American you’re dead wrong. Cause it isn’t. And you will never get me to say otherwise. I’m closer to a few Siberian groups than I am to some Europeans both genetically and culturally.
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			And on my forms it says “Russian/Udmurt” as ethnicity. And you can take me to court if you want to change that. ] (]) 00:58, 24 February 2021 (UTC)
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	:Thank you, ]. I had no idea that even happened, as I was off-wiki for a while that day. One of the stranger bits of vandalism to my userpage. ]] 12:40, 17 July 2016 (UTC)

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	Why did you revert my change. I just added a link to the #1 generative art forum and archive on the planet. Seemed extremely relevant.
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	Ok man, I read Misplaced Pages:External links. My link was indeed accurate and on-topic. It was a link to the #1 generative art forum and archive on the planet today : https://www.reddit.com/r/generative/

	That's about as on-topic and accurate as it gets. Certainly more relevant than links to a handful of old papers.

	So how, specifically, did my link conflict with this guideline? Is it a format thing?

	Also you put back that dead link that I removed. What's up with that?

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			As you're perhaps more experienced on due process. I wanted to add the following images to Misplaced Pages and consequently the article: Section Paintings: sold by Christies, Bonhams: , , Public Art Installations and Projects: , , And would be grateful if you could help upload these.
	Hey Freshacconci - you deleted the information posted on the Public Art page because as you suggested, I added "promotional material". How is what I added promotional and the Big Art Mob paragraph not promotional?
	"On 31 August 2012, Alfie Dennen re-launched the Big Art Mob project and was given control of the project from previous administrators Channel 4. The Big Art Mob in its new incarnation shifted focus from mapping the United Kingdom's Public Art to mapping the whole world's and gained instant widespread global press. At launch the site has over 12,000 pieces of public art mapped with over 600 new works mapped as of 05/09/2012."] (]) 16:47, 22 February 2017 (UTC)obsoletum
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	Got it. We'll add a stand-alone page for the Public Art Archive, like this one https://en.wikipedia.org/Big_Art_Mob. Thanks for the suggestions Freshacconci. ] (]) 17:03, 22 February 2017 (UTC)obsoletum
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	See that's exactly what I am talking about. I ask you a question why you do what you do and you simply delete it, what kind of policy is that? Please do now explain why you delete my changes and why you do not answer my question even you yourself said "talk to me" how can I talk to you if you just delete everything. I would understand you if my changes would by offensive but my change in the article was constructive and informative and my question here legitimate. So once again, why did you delete my contribution and do not answer but delete my question to you for the 3 time. Thank you
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	I do think it was not nice to remove the changes on Rock Balancing. I did make changes as a expert of this field which I wonder how this should by explained, isn't the change explaining it in it self? The change dos not have a opinion and therefore isn't of a particular point of view but a simple fact of the matter. Yes I did add a image I have taken - now I am a bit confused about whats wrong with that? If one adds a image to Wiki one need to have the right to do so, if its not my image how can I have that? I really don't understand.
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	Now I can understand that it may had give you the impression that I am here to advertise my self but that was not my goal. The idea was to improve the article and therefore the change. This article includes a list of noticeable Rock Balancers. Looking of who is listed there and what actually they contribute I don't see it wrong to have my name in that list. I do think there are at least two people who I don't know why they are on that list in the first place, I can also NOT find any source for that listed artist, not even if I google their names there will be nothing which links them to Rock Balance. I did not take them a way of course since I don't feel that would by appropriate but adding my name as a full time Rock Balancer I think was not wrong.
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	The removal of Allan Kaprow, Gillian Wearing and Bill Viola from the list of new media artists in the article New Media Art is necessary as none of the above are new media artists. Allan Kaprow was a performance artist, writer and educator and while his writings are influential to new media art (see The New Media Reader) he is not a new media artist (this is even mentioned under Themes in the article) - he perhaps merits inclusion on this page under a different heading but not as one of its artists. Gillian Wearing works mostly with photography and video while Bill Viola is a video/installation artist. The only text on new media art that Wearing and Viola may have been included in to my knowledge is Michael Rush's publication New Media Art which is extremely dated and not very well considered as representative of what new media is. They are both listed in countless publications on video art and installation art. There are several other inaccuracies in the list including the listing of Furtherfield as an artist (they are an arts council funded organisation/gallery) and John Maeda who is a designer and educator however these are related to new media arts in one way or another and as such I have not removed them. (]] 17:04, 10 March 2017 (GMT))
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	::"Video and video installation are new media. There are plenty of sources that support this and Viola's and Wearing's inclusion as new media can be supported as well." - I think you know as well as I do that anything can be argued and supported with references, the difference is the quality of those references and whether they are representative of what new media art is predominantly accepted to be. Video as a form alone does not have the majority of the qualities or features of new media e.g. interaction, databases, networks etc. and does not match up with the description of new media within the article. Nor does video align in any way with Manovich's five principles, which are arguably the most inclusive yet pointed description of new media art. Video art existed long before anything resembling new media art so it cannot sensibly be argued as new media simply that newer variants of it have in some sense been influenced in turn by its development. If your thinking here is that video art is now produced on computers, digitally, well so is every other form of media but that does not make them new media art - if it did the term would become meaningless. In addition there is no use of new media anywhere in Wearing's article - think about the user who clicks back to this only to read nothing in context to what they have just read in the new media article. "As for Kaprow, his Happenings could be counted at times as media art but that is a more obscure meaning of the term." - New media art is not the same as media art. If it was there would be no need for the 'new' as a means to delineate the two, which countless authors have discussed and argued about. (]] 18:56, 10 March 2017 (GMT))

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	The influence of artwork changes overtime, here, new cited material has been unfairly erased before it is viewed in its context. Artwork is also visual, if something is descriptive, relevant, and has source material than if it is given with consent, there is simply no other way of accurately describing work that i visual. That would negate the medium of a photo and should instead suggest that any and all important visual images should be filled with paragraphs of descriptive empty language. Skepticism is heathy, however when it is predicated on false pretense it indicates selective personal bias.
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	Thanks for the feedback. I will definitely reexamine my Janet Morton AfD vote today. My friend is an aspiring artist and I do endeavor to be fair and not overly critical in my AfDs.] (]) 12:19, 16 April 2017 (UTC)
	:I revised my vote. It is now a Keep. Best wishes as far as your Art History PhD dissertation. ] (]) <!--Template:Undated--><small class="autosigned">—Preceding ] comment added 13:50, 16 April 2017 (UTC)</small> <!--Autosigned by SineBot-->

	== BC / BCE ==

	"There is no such policy; we retain what was originally in the article for consistency." That is why I changed it to BC, which was the original usage, so I'm a bit nonplussed as to why that is not acceptable, but more to the point, why it has to be reverted. ] (]) 17:13, 25 April 2017 (UTC)
	:That's why I left it after your last revert. I went through the article history and the earliest versions use BC, and there's no other usage of either BC/BCE in the article, so consistency isn't an issue. ]] 17:19, 25 April 2017 (UTC)

	== Baader article ==

	What's peculiar about it ] (]) 19:06, 25 April 2017 (UTC)
	:I reverted again and explained in the summary. I don't know what you think "an offbeat" means, but it's not proper English in that context. Likewise in ] "some 400,000" means the same thing as 400,000, which incidentally is mentioned earlier in the lede. ]] 20:59, 25 April 2017 (UTC)
	::Google Translate gives offbeat as one of the synonyms of beatnik, bum, nonconformist, provo etc.etc.etc. A grammar school dropout he surely was, but no criminal-that's a myth. Woodstock, see very first sentence where you have: "Woodstock was a music festival attracting an audience '''of over 400,000 people'''" - what is this any different from my formulation? How can 'some 400.000' mean '400.000' when one tries to say 'more than 400.000' ? ] (]) 05:17, 26 April 2017 (UTC)
	:::Please don't use google translate for editing articles for grammar. It is incorrect about "offbeat" in the way it's used in your edit. As for "some" -- in this instance it's idiomatic. ]] 05:36, 26 April 2017 (UTC)

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	:Didn't deny it exists. It's a website, not an art movement or style. ]] 03:35, 10 June 2017 (UTC)

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	== Art movement ==

	Hello Freshacconci (<small>sorry by advance for my poor english</small>)

	I don't undesrtand why do you delete my corrections twice. It's a notable fact, that Jacques-Louis David belongs to the neoclassical movment. His paintings are representatives to this art movment. It is logical to indicate the correct movment under the picture of his painting ''le Sacre de Napoléon'' and not the genre painting, in an article the purpose of which is to present the concept of movment in art. You said : ''this article lists genres and movements'' it's not true, the landscape painting, the portrait genre or the still-life genre, are not included, only History painting. But there are romantic history painting (La liberté guidant le peuple is an history painting), rococo history painting, academic history painting, or neoclassical history painting, Indicating that it is not an art movment. I really don't understand why you maintain theses errors in this article. Yours faithfully. ] <sup>]</sup> 14:43, 16 June 2017 (UTC)
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Edward Hopper

The source I provided is reliable and from a peer-reviewed art historical journal, The Burlington Magazine. This is valid new information about Hopper's earliest oils and corrects the existing outdated information. Please revert to my updated text. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Ljs90 (talk • contribs) 14:46, 1 October 2020 (UTC)

You were asked to discuss this on the article talk page. freshacconci (✉) 14:48, 1 October 2020 (UTC)

I have done so. Ljs90 (talk —Preceding undated comment added 15:56, 1 October 2020 (UTC)

RE. photo purporting to be Nico

Hi!

I have to disagree with you regarding the photograph which you believe to be Nico, performing with the Velvet Underground in Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1966.

Nico never wore dresses onstage with the Velvets, certainly not flowery patterns! She wore trouser suits. We can verify this was the case for the Ann Arbor show specifically, thanks to a news article covering the actual event: Velvet Underground Live at the Ann Arbor Film Festival, Detroit, Michigan, on the 12th of March 1966. The concert was reviewed by the Detroit Free Press on Tuesday 15 March 1966. The reviewer describes the show as, "a combination of film and live music and dance. While a beautiful blond girl sang, her image was projected on three separate 'screens,' including her own white jacket." The review is accessible online via Newspapers.com - https://www.newspapers.com/image/97864650/?terms=%22Festival%2C%2Band%2Bfilms%2Bby%2BWarhol%22

I have another image of Nico onstage with the Velvet Underground in Michigan, November 1966, with Catherine James also in the same shot (in a similar cut of dress and physical posture). In the pic, Nico is wearing her white trouser suit. It's from the same event covered in the Dangerous Minds article, but wasn't included. I can't find the picture online anywhere so can't link to it. I'm afraid I don't have copyright clearance for this picture, but I can upload it here if that's okay?

Essentially, though, the proof is in the Detroit Free Press article I've quoted.

I hope you'll agree that this is not actually Nico after all, and I hope you find the materials interesting!

All the best,

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Hello,

How do you expect me to cite sources for a conspiracy theorist section? Considering this, there are no "credible" resources that I would be able to site.

I spent hours writing this section. Everything that I wrote is true. Would you want me to site sources from all internet sources?

I find this highly disrespectful. I went out of my way to do research and actually write something that I have actually have knowledge of.

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...in regards to "She's A Woman" I do believe I have provided links/references (e.g. Official Charts Company, Record Collector etc) that are reliable sources and are from a neutral point of view, with no original research. The fact that "She's A Woman" was a Top 20 hit in the UK and not for the Beatles, is a fact...and I cannot see why it wouldn't be a fact - look if Candy Flip's rubbish version of Strawberry Fields Forever is allowed in that article then surely Scritti should be mentioned under She's A Woman, Suggs under I'm Only Sleeping and Oasis' cover of I am The Walrus too in that article. Oasis should be mentioned in the I Am The Walrus article too, because they are mentioned under I'm Only Sleeping and thats only because someone found a YouTube clip of Stereophonics with Oasis. However, when it comes to Beatles tunes Oasis are probably better known for their version of I am The Walrus seeing that Oasis are one of the most important bands in the last 30 years (in the United Kingdom anyway)...much more than Candy Flip ever were, who might just get a mention in some quarters of the press these days thanks to Robbie's Rudebox)...could be infobox worthy).

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European American is not an ethnic group that includes all immigrants from Europe. Europe is diverse genetically and culturally.

Officially there is 87 ethnic groups recognized as Native peoples of Europe.

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And on my forms it says “Russian/Udmurt” as ethnicity. And you can take me to court if you want to change that. EurasianCultures (talk) 00:58, 24 February 2021 (UTC)

There are 87 ethnic groups officially recognized as native to Europe*

-Grammatical error “There is 87” EurasianCultures (talk) 04:49, 24 February 2021 (UTC)

Standard of Ur in 'History of Art'

What makes you think the Standard of Ur is made between 1600 and 1400 BC? For what I know it is about 1000 years older. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 145.132.122.131 (talk) 20:10, 5 March 2021 (UTC)

Thank you

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Thank you

Thank you for your message on my talk page in 2014.

I have returned 9 years later.

Please disregard my prior contributions.

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Help and guidance needed.

Hi Freshacconci,

My interests are topics such as the Visual Arts and specifically Contemporary Art. And I have been an avid reader of Misplaced Pages and a silent observer(and appreciator) of it's growth as a community since the last 15 years. I officially joined over 12 years ago. So my contribution as an article, on this topic I found, that I created all that while back; I'd like to genuinely contribute and build towards: hoping it would be part of the Featured Article column someday. Taking this opportunity to share how I sincerely look up to how you've channeled your thoughts on your talk page, and it's perhaps my reading experience that tells me you'd be of great help.

Which bring me to my request of seeking your help and guidance. I'd like you to perhaps contribute your time and effort in helping me build this further. Article: Manav Gupta

Subject 1:

As you're perhaps more experienced on due process. I wanted to add the following images to Misplaced Pages and consequently the article: Section Paintings: sold by Christies, Bonhams: Umbilical Cords of Earth, Air, Water, Fire, Space, Non Limiting Horizons, Public Art Installations and Projects: River Waterfront, Beehives, Rain, Rainforest and the Beehive GardenAnd would be grateful if you could help upload these.

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curious why you reverted this violation of bio?

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