User talk:FxdhMxdh

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left you a note

Which you can read over here -- Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Enduro.js

Prior to participating there (aka clicking 'edit'), however, it is very important that you properly request (and receive) an WP:UNBLOCK here on your user-talkpage (i.e. https://wiki.riteme.site/wiki/User_talk:FxdhMxdh ) only. Follow the instructions there, if you want to get unblocked, and become a wikipedian-in-good-standing once again... blocks are no big deal, they are supposed to be preventative not punitive, but you HAVE to get properly unblocked, or they follow you-the-human around forever. Making a new username and WP:SOCKing is non-helpful. If you have forgotten your password to this FxdhMxdh wikipedia-username, or for some other reason are unable to edit this talkpage to request an unblock through the usual proper channels, then you can request an unblock via email, see instructions above at WP:UNBLOCK 47.222.203.135 (talk) 15:26, 27 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Changing the aspect ratio of posters

Hi there. Just noticed on your recent upload of the Mortal Engines poster, you actually changed the aspect ratio of the image significantly, causing it to be squashed vertically. If resizing images yourself, it's best to just set the width (to 220px) and then let the height resize automatically, so that the original aspect ratio of the image is retained. Cheers! — Film Fan 17:00, 5 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]