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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Walrus by Peter Simon Pallas.jpg" as trusted on the "Odobenus rosmarus (Linnaeus, 1758)" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Tyto alba dis.png" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Schneeeule Fuetterung.jpg" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Barn-owl (Racheeo).jpg" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Schleiereule fws.jpg" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Barn owls revivim.jpg" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Schleiereule-IMG 4064.JPG" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Bewick Thomas Barn Owl Tyto alba.png" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Chouette (Crâne).jpg" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Barn Owl RWD at CRC3.jpg" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr marked "File:Barn Owl RWD at CRC1.jpg" as trusted on the "Tyto alba Scopoli, 1769" page.
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Robert Hole, Jr added "Homo sapiens Linnaeus, 1758" to the collection "Polar Animals".
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Jason Sharp commented on "EOL Discussion Group":
@Katja Schulz: I have my Florida Flora and Fauna community [http://eol.org/communities/120/newsfeed] which is intended to house all my Florida collections. I have a collection for Florida mammals [http://eol.org/collections/26060] that I want to add to to it. When I go to add the collection to the community these are the messages I see: Florida Flora and Fauna one_available = true (which is odd) and at the bottom of the page is the message : Sorry, no communities are available to share this collection with. I have been getting a lot of EOL 'timeout' messages the last few days so maybe the website is a bit too busy?
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Cyndy Parr commented on Cyndy Parr's newsfeed:
@Howell Curtis: Thanks for your thoughts, Howell. It is hard to declare minimum standards for photos because there are so many potential uses and few universal rules will work across all taxa. We have tended to keep the tent pretty wide open and rely on curators to decide more specifically how to select the best and hide the worst. So far, these are the basic standards we recommend for star ratings and other decisions. You could propose other rules for your area of interest -- perhaps start a community of other Lepidopteran curators?
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Katja Schulz commented on "EOL Discussion Group":
@Robert Hole, Jr: SPIRE gives us a lot of funny taxa. We'll have to weed them out at some point. For now, we're just collecting them here: EOL pages that don't represent real taxa. I have made you a manager, so you can add more pseudo-taxa when you find them.
