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Theo Tams
[edit]Hi Ont,
I have reverted your switch of the image I uploaded for the image you uploaded because there is no reason for the image I uploaded to be removed from Wikipedia. Whether the image I uploaded stays on the Theo Tams article or not, it should still maintain its own image page because I released the photo to the public domain. Is the photo you uploaded in the public domain? If so, feel free to upload it by following these instructions. If you decide to add the image to the Theo Tams article, please do not remove the other image; there is plenty of space for both images on the article and these images display Tams in different stages of his career. Feel free to contact me again if you have any further concerns.
Happy editing,