Stentorian

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Calton

When you get a chance, read the comments that Calton has been making toward me. Say something to shut him down because his put downs are getting annoying. I can't stand these random people that act like they are something important over the internet.

-R posted on 27 June

Why did you pick this name?

First, answer me already! Second, why did you pick this name? Please check your discussion page already!!!!

-R, posted on June 28th.

I am done with this site. It is full of annoying people and is way too aggravating. I will go back to being a reader.

-Stentorian, posted on June 29th.

Permission to use aerial image of City of London

I am posting this here in case this request came from you. It was posted from an IP address but signed with your user account name. My apologies if you are receiving this in error. Cheers!

Dear Bossi: I'd like to your image of the aerial view of City of London (with the "egg" building in the center) for my company AIG's employee publication, Contact, for one time use only in the December issue. The quarterly publication is mailed free to all employees and not commercially sold to outside entities.

What do I need to do to use the image -- in jpg format and in at least 300 dpi resolution? Do you send me the image separately? As you can see, I'm a new user and my questions are that of a novice, so pelase pardon my ignorance. Thank you.

Regards, Stentorian 17:23, 17 September 2007
This comment posted by IP 167.230.38.115

Sounds good! There is no issue with using the image with a free publication so long as it is attributed: anything along the lines of "Image provided by Andrew Bossi" or something of that nature. To save the image, just follow this link, right-click on the image, and left-click on "Save Image". That is the best-quality aerial image I have available, so hopefully it fits your needs for the publication. If that's the wrong image, just locate the correct one and do the same thing -- all my images within my gallery generally have the same licenses, but you're welcome to contact me if you have any additional questions or concerns. Thanks for checking! --Bossi (talk • gallery • contrib) 01:06, 18 September 2007 (UTC)