User talk:Dbenbenn

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Pictures?
We do welcome pictures, but they have to be free (GFDL, one of the acceptable CCs, PD, etc) and uploaded on Commons (the "upload file" links to the Commons upload), as there really isn't much of a fair use rationale for a dictionary. -- Rory 096 04:51, 30 April 2006 (UTC)