User talk:Jbc01
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-- utcursch | talk 09:53, 27 September 2005 (UTC)
Could you also upload the images you have generously released under GFDL to http://commons.wikimedia.org ? There are two reasons for this:
- If an image on en.wikipedia.org has no links to it, then it will eventually be deleted; &
- Images on commons can also be used by the non-English Wikipedias.
Thanks -- llywrch 17:41, 25 October 2005 (UTC)
Images from JBC Productions
Hello. Its been brought to my attention that you have uploaded a substantial number of photos from JBC productions and you are saying they are released under the GFDL. A tag on the website says:
- Oh yeah, one more thing folks. These pictures are for your own personal use!!! What does that mean? It means that these pictures remain the property of me, and any UN-AUTHORISED use of them, such as putting them on your own web site, or downloading them all and popping them on a news site just isn't the done thing. Above all else, it just ain't plain nice!!! So come on, be a pal, do the right thing!
Which seems to suggest against these images being released under the GFDL. We must be able to verify that images that are posted on commercial websites are here by permission. This means we need some way, off of the wiki, to verify that these images are in fact released under the GFDL. Can you suggest any way that we might do this? --best, kevin └ KZOLLMAN/ TALK┐ 19:12, 16 November 2005 (UTC)