Anxfisa

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Talk:Wicca and Tau robe

Hi Anxfisa. Welcome to Wikipedia. :) Just a quick note about a couple of things. First, on the Wicca talk page you wrote what looked like a personal attack. While I probably agree with the sentiment, the rule is that you comment on the content, not the person.

Other than that, I noticed the image you linked to on Tau robe. If you would like to add it, you need to first upload it to Wikipedia's servers. I can do that for you, but as it is your image it tends to work out better if you do it, as that makes sure that it has permission to be there and it means people know who to contact if they need to (such as for reuse outside of Wikipedia). To upload it, you can either go to the Wikipedia upload page, which should be able to talk you through the process, or, better yet, you can upload it through commons which makes it available to all of the Wikimedia projects.

Anyway, if you need any help just let me know. :) - Bilby (talk) 12:53, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

• Hello again. I noticed that you had already added the image before I got there, so you managed to beat me to it. :) Thanks for uploading it, by the way - it makes the article work really well. I made it a bit smaller and put it to the right of the text, just to keep with the general style rules of Wikipedia. I've also addeed a couple of references to the article - something like a robe shouldn't need them, but one of the most common reasons that articles get deleted is that they fail to establish notability. If we can show that topics have been discussed in reliable sources, the articles tend to be pretty safe. So it should be good now. - Bilby (talk) 01:30, 12 September 2008 (UTC)