Taune
License tagging for Image:Clark-MXR Machining catalog rev. 2.3.pdf edit
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Uploaded file and copyvio edit
I don't know that WP would accept the file that you had uploaded under any circumstances (See WP:NOT, esp., Wikipedia is not a website.), but it is even more certain that WP will not accept material that is copyrighted. (See WP:COPYVIO.) DCDuring 13:57, 22 October 2007 (UTC)
Re: Femtochemistry edit
Hello Taune!
Well, it wasn't me... :-) I made an edit to the Femtochemistry article, but the user who removed your link was User:Chuck Sirloin, as seen here. He apparently thought it was spam. You're correct, links to commercial resources are usually frowned upon here; I wanted to take a look at said PDF but could not find it - is it accessible somewhere on the Internet? Anyway: since I can't judge it one way or the other, maybe you could ask User:Chuck Sirloin, I'm sure he'll explain what the problem is... Cheers, GregorB 13:57, 22 October 2007 (UTC)