Talk:Dr. MGR-Janaki College of Arts and Science for Women

Gallery

Please remove the gallery and use 1 or 2 of the photos which highlight specific features within the text.. Dmanning 04:57, 19 April 2007 (UTC) I have removed most of the pictures in the gallery. I just wanted to know if Wikipedia discourages the display of rare pictures in the gallery. I had spent a lot of time scanning and uploading the pictures. Many users upload legal pictures into galleries to give the readers an idea or picture of the whole organisation. Thank you very much for your encouragement Kumarrajendran 08:21, 25 April 2007 (UTC) As long as you hold the copyright (you took the picture), it has been released for free use (copyleft or GNU) or the copyright has expired then you are free to do what you like with the picture. If you want to use more go ahead; Im not commanding anyone, its a personal gripe to see large galleries (as opposed to scattered through an article) as IMHO I think it makes the page look cluttered. If you have a flickr account or webspace you could probably host them and provide a link. Looks better now I think, cheers Dmanning 08:38, 25 April 2007 (UTC)

Fair use rationale for Image:Mjc11.jpg

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valid external links?

Seemed to be a link pharm. Moved here for someone to sort out. There may be WP:RS materials that could be used to supplement the article.

News articles

• 2003/06/19: Excellence in Education
• 2005/01/28: A beautiful work of art
• 2005/07/08: Dr. MGR-Janaki College to start Natya course
• 2005/09/03: A fest to display their talents
• 2006/08/22: Two-day meet on `futurology of Tamil'
• 2006/08/26: Inaguration of EP
• 2006/11/11: Helping them hear the World

Someone placed these links as well. Potential use as sources

===News articles=== 
 + * 2003/06/19: Excellence in Education 
 + * 2005/01/28: A beautiful work of art 
 + * 2005/07/08: Dr. MGR-Janaki College to start Natya course 
 + * 2005/09/03: A fest to display their talents  
 + * 2006/08/22: Two-day meet on `futurology of Tamil' 
 + * 2006/08/26: Inaguration of EP 
 + * 2006/11/11: Helping them hear the World 

File:Cmmgrjanaki.jpg Nominated for Deletion

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