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Re: Wiki article for peer-review

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    Just zis Guy said:

    I found that there was only a stub for a vital component of British
    cycling culture, so I put some text in. Please do contribute:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brompton_Bicycle

    I thunk it would be good to put some picies in. If you can on wiki, if not
    then a link to some picies.
    e.g. A few unfolded, being ridded. One folded next to a ruler, and a few
    being folded.

    Martin.

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    In message <[email hidden]>

    Just zis Guy said:

    I found that there was only a stub for a vital component of British
    cycling culture, so I put some text in. Please do contribute:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brompton_Bicycle

    I thunk it would be good to put some picies in. If you can on wiki, if not
    then a link to some picies.
    e.g. A few unfolded, being ridded. One folded next to a ruler, and a few
    being folded.

    A link to http://www.bromptonbicycle.co.uk/ would do the job.
    Looking at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/External_links, would it count
    as an "official site" overriding the "advertising or selling a product"?

    Maybe specifically to
    http://www.bromptonbicycle.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=ownerinfo.foldingguide
    though that's more likely to change than a top level link.

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