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Hey. I've noticed that you kept removing my change to the main photo for the NSYNC article. I've only been changing it because I thought an actual group photo would look better than a collage of the members. I know what I missed the first time and I thought I corrected it with adding the photo author and license, but I guess I missed something. If you could tell me what I missed, I would be willing to fix my mistake and properly replace the photo. Hulkeroni ( talk) 11:24, 17 April 2023 (UTC)
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