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Different image put back in
Because (apparently) the Metlink logo is not allowed, I've put my X'Trap icon in this - needs to have some sort of icon. If anyone has a better image somewhere, feel free to use that. --Evan C (Talk) 04:08, 17 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Hang on, why can't the Metlink logo be used? Doesn't it come under fair use as a logo for a corporation? I personally think the Metlink logo is more apporiate for the stations than the picture of the Xtraopolis train (even though I love it when one pulls up at the station!) simply because Metlink is the network in which the stations lie on. Lakeyboy10:17, 17 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Well, apparently it's not fair use - just going by what Ed g2s has said. Anyhood - Metlink isn't the rail network anyway, no more than Connex, that is. Metlink is the umbrella organisation for all of Melbourne's PT.
Do we need a seperate Melbourne and Victoria stub?
