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You Tube

As you are probably aware, You Tube has recently come under fire in respect of its use of copyrighted works, because of this a review of You Tube linking from enwiki is under way.

It is noted that you linked to a number of You Tube videos from your user page.
Sadly the (C) status for some of those video is doubtful or unclear.
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If you are indeed the copyright owner in entirety for the linked videos, please confirm this (via OTRS or appropriate means) for each and every video linked, and mention this in respect of the link(s) concerned. Sfan00 IMG (talk) 21:14, 5 July 2008 (UTC)

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"Future I-27"

I think that it's rather premature to make those additions to various articles. First, while US 87's corridor may be added to the Interstate Highway System, we don't know that US 87's specific routing will be added. That means that the interchange with a future I-27 may not be in those specific locations. Second, "Future I-27" is a specific designation. There's a semantic difference between "I-74" and "Future I-74" in North Carolina, for example, and that difference would apply to a theoretical "Future I-27", which would have to be approved by AASHTO before it was applied to a roadway. In short, we need more sources to retain the edits you made. <span style="background:#006B54; padding:2px;">'''<span style="color:white;">Imzadi 1979</span> <span style="color:white;"><big>→</big></span>'''</span> 01:24, 21 March 2022 (UTC)

:So noted with an abject apology. In regard to "more sources to retain" my edit, this link mentions that the US 87 relief route in Big Spring as a possibility for the future I-27 extension.
:https://www.bigspringherald.com/news/n-u-s-hwy-87-relief-route-ribbon-cutting-ceremony-took-place-wednesday/article_573950f4-d739-11ea-975c-c313b67789c8.html FreewayDan (talk) 23:59, 22 March 2022 (UTC)

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