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Hello Koavf, I'm not sure what's difficult here. This article is about the flag of Indianapolis. You have repeatedly reinserted an image which is not and has never been the flag of Indianapolis, and so it is not relevant to this article. If that flag is notable, you could write an article about it and display it there, but it certainly doesn't belong here. Seraphimblade Talk to me 00:44, 4 April 2023 (UTC)
Because in Mona Lisa, the images included are of things which are in and of themselves notable derivatives. Hence why I said if this flag is notable, you could write an article about it. But it's not (certainly at least not to any of my ability to find), and I can't even find any secondary sources that note it as in any way significant. If there were any sources that stated that Indianapolis had taken ideas from that design for a future flag, or the like, then it might bear mentioning. But barring that, we're giving undue weight to something that has nothing more to do with the flag of Indianapolis than that some private group put together something they said represented Indianapolis. Anyone can do that. I could do that; you could do that. Unless there's some referencing to say that their effort was somehow more significant than you or I doing it, it doesn't belong here. Seraphimblade Talk to me 01:33, 4 April 2023 (UTC)
The NAVA flag does not belong here. It is an organization with no direct connection to the city; all sorts of organizations may make flags or logos or other designs that may incorporate elements of the city's actual flag, but that is no basis to include in the article, especially without third-party sources indicating why this organization's design is significant outside of the context of their own meeting. Just because NAVA focuses on flags has little relevance. Reywas92 Talk 02:12, 4 April 2023 (UTC)
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Hello Koavf, I'm not sure what's difficult here. This article is about the flag of Indianapolis. You have repeatedly reinserted an image which is not and has never been the flag of Indianapolis, and so it is not relevant to this article. If that flag is notable, you could write an article about it and display it there, but it certainly doesn't belong here. Seraphimblade Talk to me 00:44, 4 April 2023 (UTC)
Because in Mona Lisa, the images included are of things which are in and of themselves notable derivatives. Hence why I said if this flag is notable, you could write an article about it. But it's not (certainly at least not to any of my ability to find), and I can't even find any secondary sources that note it as in any way significant. If there were any sources that stated that Indianapolis had taken ideas from that design for a future flag, or the like, then it might bear mentioning. But barring that, we're giving undue weight to something that has nothing more to do with the flag of Indianapolis than that some private group put together something they said represented Indianapolis. Anyone can do that. I could do that; you could do that. Unless there's some referencing to say that their effort was somehow more significant than you or I doing it, it doesn't belong here. Seraphimblade Talk to me 01:33, 4 April 2023 (UTC)
The NAVA flag does not belong here. It is an organization with no direct connection to the city; all sorts of organizations may make flags or logos or other designs that may incorporate elements of the city's actual flag, but that is no basis to include in the article, especially without third-party sources indicating why this organization's design is significant outside of the context of their own meeting. Just because NAVA focuses on flags has little relevance. Reywas92 Talk 02:12, 4 April 2023 (UTC)