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I uploaded the Addison County Transit Resources logo earlier this evening. The image I uploaded was file:Actr logo.png . I feel I gave sufficient reason to use it by giving rationale for using the logo when editing. It is showing up as having criteria for speedy deletion. What caused this and how can I fix it? Or does an administrator need to look at it to verify anything?
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I uploaded the Addison County Transit Resources logo earlier this evening. The image I uploaded was file:Actr logo.png . I feel I gave sufficient reason to use it by giving rationale for using the logo when editing. It is showing up as having criteria for speedy deletion. What caused this and how can I fix it? Or does an administrator need to look at it to verify anything?
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Moin, Seminolefanboy, for the german Wikipedia I work at the articel over the Rutland Halloween parade. It would be great, if there is a possibility to get a picture of the parade. Do you think there is a possibility? And sorry for my english, I´m not so used... Regards -- Itti ( talk) 11:04, 22 October 2014 (UTC)
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