File:Wikipedia 10 SF IMG 9894.JPG
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[edit]DescriptionWikipedia 10 SF IMG 9894.JPG | Photographs from the San Francisco Wikipedia 10th anniversary celebration. |
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Source | Lane Hartwell (http://fetching.net/), uploaded by JayWalsh for Wikimedia Foundation |
Author | Lane Hartwell |
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