317:, I think we're in the section for "Works First Published Outside the U.S. by citizens of foreign nations", in the row "1927 through 1977: Solely published abroad..." in which case they would not have been PD in Australia in 1996 (the URAA date) and are therefore not PD in the US for 95 years -- 2046, in other words. If that's correct, they can't be hosted in commons, and in fact are fair use, so you'd only be able have one or two of them in the article. As I said, I'm not an image expert, and am prepared to have someone else point out what I'm getting wrong here. If you agree with me, I think we have to pick one to use in the article and move it to en-wiki and delete the others from commons. If you want another opinion, I'll post a query at the copyright noticeboard, or you can call in an image expert if you know one. In the meantime I'll look through the article again just to make sure there's nothing else outstanding for GA.
418:. Many of the search results also state the AP as the source. Feel free to ask around… I believe that back in these days, although I'm far from an expert, newspapers could sign on to a “package” with the AP and would get a bunch of international stories which their editorial staff would choose how to cut up and present. It's been nigh impossible for me to find an American newspaper that ran the photo, but that doesn't mean it did not happen, hehe. Just that I'm having some trouble proving it. But I think the fact that the AP is the source ought to be enough. The US doesn't seem to have this tradition of “pictorial” newspapers, which complicates matters.
533:: I am still looking for a US (re)publication. I have a book coming which apparently details the case, I think it is a UK or Dutch publication though. I removed the life + 70 yr tag in mean time. I am somewhat certain that if I ask some local Greek Orthodox they may have some idea. Then again this may not be worth it, I just think it'd be a shame for non-English Wikipedias if the image were to be moved from the Commons. Ironically including
389:, just checking in -- any more thoughts on the image issue? If you want to remove the images while you look into their copyright status, I can promote; if not we have to figure out whether they were published elsewhere. I can also ask an image expert I know to comment, if you like; they do much more image reviewing than I do, and would know if I'm misinterpreting the Hirtle chart here.
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Spyrides, who first went missing in 1949". The name is given as "Ileana Spyrides" in one source, and not given in the other. Neither source
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Matthew's health started to seriously fail in 1950, Soulakiotis' already considerable influence over him grew in turn." I see three references to Mariam in this source; two relate to influencing Matthew in the matter of consecrating bishops, but there's nothing about her influence
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Those are the main issues with the article. I'll review again once those points are addressed. Also, it's not necessary to cite something in the lead; everything in the lead should be in the body of the article, and should be cited there, so you don't have to cite anything but direct quotes and
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Vladimir Moss. I tried searching for information about him; he appears to be an Old Calendarist and not orthodox Orthodox, if you know what I mean. I can't find anything that indicates he has a reputation outside his own publications -- the ones I looked at were
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Orthodox icon depicting the deceased Matthew": I've read the cited article twice and don't see anything about an icon -- am I missing it? I see she's wearing an unidentified icon in the image, but it only says that's how she looked before the
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Soulakiotis' day, tuberculosis treatment was still new, and was a problem throughout Greece": the source says tuberculosis treatment was a widespread problem in Greece, but says nothing about the treatment being
662:, I'm not going to insist you delete them on Commons; I would recommend it but that's got nothing to do with GA. Once there's only one of the photos in the article, and it's on en-wiki with a FUR, I will pass the GA.
313:: the lead looks fine now. Re the images, I think it's OK to assume those are Australian publication only. However, I think that means that they are not PD in the US. I'm not expert at image policy, but looking at
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Soulakiotis are marked as PD in the US as being published in the US without a copyright notice prior to 1977. I don't see any indication of publication in the US; can you clarify?
343:: Interesting theory. But the photo was taken in Greece by the AP. It's just that I'm using the Australian version because it's superior digitally. The photo isn't Aus. publication only.
611:, true. If we can't find an example, though, I think we have to delete these from Commons and pick one as fair use. The others can be restored if/when we find a publication example.
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688:: Oh, I understand. No problem. I will upload a local file today and remove the Commons ones. Then if another editor is interested in the broader highly esoteric issue (
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