User talk:Kevsussex

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Image copyright problem with Image:VC_Stamp.jpg

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Ralph Reader

I have commented out your reference to place of residence. Have you got info on the period he did live in Sussex? Is there any chance you can provide a photo of the house? Albatross2147 03:27, 18 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Kev, anything you can add to Wp is always of value so don't feel inhibited but what you do add should be verifiable and the changes should fit nicely into the article. If it doesn't eventually someone will make a change. If you want you can always talk about your intentions in the article discussion area. In respect to RR it would be great to expand it with some detail. I have not been able to get hold of his autobiographies yet but if you can get local colour that is even better I reckon. Note that you should always sign your messages with four tildes (the squiggly thing usually above the tab key on the LHS side if the keyboard - see your welcome message above). You can reply here as I will see any changes. Cheers Albatross2147 03:48, 19 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Unspecified source for Image:Leslie_Henson.jpg

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