Talk:True lemur

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Picture of Eulemur rufus[edit]

Uther, I reverted your removal of the picture because I felt that it improved the quality of the article by better illustrated the subjects of the article, in this case one of the species of true lemur which does not have its own Wikipedia page at the moment. (I don't think not having a wikipedia page is a good justification for removal of the picture). There is a great variety of appearence among the true lemurs and frankly I think the article should include the pictures of the true lemurs which do not have their own pages. It would be helpful if you explained why you removed it. Sifaka ^talk 04:08, 29 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I gave justification in my edit summary. I think images should be loaded onto Commons, and use a link to commons to get to the images. The article is way to short as it is to have more than just a single image, and in general I think random pictures detract from an article more than they add to it. - UtherSRG (talk) 04:22, 29 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]