Regarding the Harvest page. 

Hello Moe Epsilon,

Wow, looks like you were very busy editing the "Harvest page.

You referred edit readers to "Wikipedia:Non-free content criteria items #3(a) and #8)."  Thank you for the reference.

Regarding #3(a):  I agree that I went way beyond minimal use, although I will say that this was without knowing of the 10 non-free content rules.  My question is, does this mean that you needed to remove all album cover images and music samples?  When I added the images, I was using "The Beatles" article as a reference.  Looking at it now, I see that "The Beatles Discography" is without images, although the main article still contains music samples.  Does minimal use mean "No use"? (referring to there being no images at all on the Harvest page).  Why is showing album cover art excessive?  I have a feeling I'm asking a common question.

Regarding #8 (significance):  Is the discography considered a list?  I would assume so.  I guess this would be why no image- photo or song sample is allowed within it.  I would think this rule alone would suffice for removing all of the images I had put in the article, since they were all within the Discography section.  Would it be acceptable to create a separate section for music samples, as in the Beatles article?  If so, how many music samples would be allowed?  25?, as in that article?

I would really appreciate you responding to this post.  I would like to know what you think.  And I would also like to find out if any of the images/samples I uploaded are salvageable.  This would save me time in re-uploading if they are.

Thanks for your time and efforts in editing,