User talk:Evadeco
Hi, You seem to be spamming images too indiscriminately, all from the same source. This might raise issues of WP:COI. The captions are rather too long, and many are inappropriately oriented to the left, creating "image sandwiches" with another image on the right. These are likely to be removed. Johnbod (talk) 14:26, 31 August 2020 (UTC)
- Hi, I'm still trying to figure out how everything works so thank you very much for the help! I'll keep these things in mind. Thank you! Evadeco (talk) 06:03, 1 September 2020 (UTC)
- Ok, I'm still seeing problems on my watchlist. Some of the images you are adding are inappropriate. I reverted you adding what you said was an engraving to the etching page. These are two different things. In addition, Commons probably has several 100,000's images of etchings - why did you think this one deserved a prominent place in the article? Other than your WP:COI of course. Please don't do this, especially in articles which are highly-viewed and already have plenty of images. Your captions are also not good. I don't mind this edit too much, though I doubt anyone without a COI would have chosen this image out of the 300+ in his commons category! You uploaded this today, but have not put it in the correct categories on Commons, nor added the full metadata from the library; this is a general problem with your Commons uploads - most things can be put in at least two categories, probably more - I've done this one for example. Try not to describe things as "print"s when you have more specific information available. Equally "made by" is too vague; you need to distinguish between the roles of the two "authors", which being inside the library you can presumably do. Is this illustrating a play ("treurspel")? Which one: Brutus (tragedy)? And so on. Johnbod (talk) 18:08, 5 October 2020 (UTC)
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