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I noticed that on Kingdom of Kush you insist that Sudan be listed before Egypt. When I reverted and explained that the logical order would be alphabetical, you repeated your edit. Apart from the fact that if you edit is reverted with an explanation, the right thing to do is to explain yourself on the talkpage, I wanted to ask why you prefer to have Sudan before Egypt? This seems to be a minor point, but nevertheless you insist to change the standing version. Debresser (talk) 13:54, 4 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]

It is logical to Follow the Alphabetical order but my point was to indicate the region were the civilization capital was? and its capital city was Napta and Karma which are in the Sudan region, i've seen that you also insisted to place Egypt above Sudan which is ok! but i think the origin should be placed on top Elkhair Arif (talk).

Okay, I can live with that logic. I, however, wanted to make sure it wasn't just because of some nationalistic feelings. Thanks for your reply, and pleasant editing! Debresser (talk) 13:01, 5 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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Greetings, i've seen that you deleted the photos that i uploaded to Sudan Airforce page which suppose to help in updating the article.As i mentioned the photos are not under protection and they are available for public that's why it doesn't deserve that protection instead they are been taken to update the image of the Sudanese Air forces. Elkhair Arif (talk) 19:55, 9 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]

I removed them for a few reasons.

1. The images that you posted are not free to use since many of them have the name of the photographer's name watermarked on the image. 2. Even if these photos were free to use, you cannot say that they are your own works. It is up to the up-loader to prove that the photos are theirs by the data gathered from each photo or add the correct copyright license. That is why i removed the photos that you added. Also once these images get deleted, there will be just broken images in their place. So it is easier just to remove them now.

Alright, Then i just need to upload my own photos?, if i got the premission to publish them what steps should i do ?

You would need to know what kind of licence the original photographer used. Some websites use like this one will have a link that states what type is being use and how. Then you could use it like so. I do not know enough about this topic myself to give a how guide. That is why I just upload photos that I have taken myself.

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Read this link before uploading new files.

Articseahorse (talk) 02:07, 10 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]

I here is a link to where you can ask questions about uploading photos.

Articseahorse (talk) 16:21, 13 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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The article AL-BASHIR has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

Unsourced and nonsensical article about a Sudanese tank. Article is badly formatted and there are no sources out there indicating if the tank is real or not. Creator had all of his uploads on Commons nuked for copyvios.

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