 |  |  | Subject: Any chance of a new smiley? Posted Mar 22, 2006 by SEF This is a reply to this Posting
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  |  | Are you asking for a seahorse smiley? That was one of the suggestions on the old smiley request list A651935 before it was closed and pruned.
Every so often there are new smiley requests anyway though and even campaigns for them. Eg There's a campaign page and thread here: A4084977 + F2118817?thread=645062
However, since some new smileys have only just been added to the system after a long gap, it may be a while before any more are added. There's also no guarantee that your preference would be among them.
There's a sort of seahorse picture here: A667820 (though probably not suitable for you and can't be used as a smiley).
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 |  |  | Subject: Any chance of a new smiley? Posted Mar 23, 2006 by ChiKiSpirit This is a reply to this Posting
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  |  | Thank you for looking SEF. It was a different sort of seahorse I was looking for. More of a seahorse that swims in the sea type of seahorse. I might be able to find one somewhere else on BBC.
That article was interesting though, especially as I am interested in mental health and do remember visiting Witty Moniker's page the last time I was here.
Thank you
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 |  |  | Subject: Any chance of a new smiley? Posted Mar 24, 2006 by SEF This is a reply to this Posting
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  |  | You aren't meant to include other people's pictures without their permission and, from the credits on that page, it looks as though the BBC may have limited permission (and perhaps even be paying royalties) to show it - which would be a problem were you to reproduce it on your page too.
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 |  |  | Subject: Any chance of a new smiley? Posted Mar 25, 2006 by SEF This is a reply to this Posting
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  |  | When you create the page it is under your account name on h2g2. That nominally makes it "your" page.
Were you then to put it through PeerReview, it either would or wouldn't get a picture of its own; but it wouldn't normally keep a picture borrowed from somewhere else on the BBC site (though some BBC archive photos have been used for things). It would then end up as a page which wasn't yours to edit any more.
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