Talk:The Laughing Hills

Bridget, the summer palace picture shows a building very different in structure and setting from the 'actual' palace. I've got no problem with using art/photos to add interest to scribe notes, but this is actively misleading. --Errol 11:03, 27 Feb 2008 (NZDT)

Feel free to find a picture that is in the public domain, and that you feel is suitable, and stick it in instead. --Bridgetjane 22:42, 3 Mar 2008 (NZDT)

Errol, as Mandos has almost made images on the wiki unusable stop being a pratt.

--Jono 18:34, 4 Mar 2008 (NZDT)

There are hundreds of castles and palaces that are in the public domain. I recommend taking a look at Palaces and Castles for a reasonable selection. If there is an issue with an image simply change it and if there is disagreement bring it here. --Mandos 07:00, 5 Mar 2008 (NZDT)

Actual accruacy is secondary to having some pictures break up mountains of text. The Summer Palace is a towering structure in a forest and is more vertical than horizontal, That the picture reflects this is enough.--William 17:52, 5 Mar 2008 (NZDT)

Wow, what totally differing viewpoints. My first thought was 'castle on a hill', which clashed badly with 'palace we got the employers to abandon because it wasn't defensible.' I chose not to spend my spare time looking for images, and in this (rare) case think it detracts from the page. --Errol 19:04, 5 Mar 2008 (NZDT)