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Improving Mindat.orgDuplicate photos?

17th Nov 2009 15:57 UTCMark Gottlieb

Photos 246650 and 56371 look to be the same specimen.

18th Nov 2009 07:16 UTCSimone Citon Expert

Without doubt is the same specimen on two distinct pics. A little question at this regard: we suppose I purchase this Alabandite/Rhodochrosite by John Betts or Jordi Fabre, I can not make the photo and put it in my gallery? Why? Simone

18th Nov 2009 16:17 UTCUwe Kolitsch Manager

Such situations were discussed several times already.

18th Nov 2009 16:39 UTCSimone Citon Expert

Yes, in fact, I just wanted to say to Mark that more photos of the same sample, but in distinct galleries, can coexist.
 
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