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2158:. Many arrests are unimportant, Carlin's had a historic significance, it deserves to be documented. Perhaps not to the extent that the Iwo Jima flag raising deserved to be documented, but the mugshot has a definite historic value. You see, this is the locus of our dispute. The interpretation of NFCC#8 that leads you to want to delete this image is logically flawed, as it depends on undue weight to the image reviewer's judgment. If you look on the framework of the ten NFC criteria as a whole, you will see that they attempt to balance US fair use standards with editorial necessity. Fair use images have to be previously published - this is an objective standard for determining editorial value. Fair use images must be irreplacable - this is a standard used to determine the necessity of a fair use claim. Fair use claims must respect the commercial prospects of any photo as a piece of intellectual property - this standard determines whether a fair use claim has any standing given US copyright law. Your choice of NFCC#8 is rather obvious, as it is the only one where editorial judgment must be applied. Note that the NFCC do not require sourced discussion of an image, this appears to be a tangential criterion used by "fair use inquisitors" as something to fall back on. Again, previous publication is evidence of editorial value. Your IfD nomination of this image didn't even specify any NFC criterion, it was a haphazard attempt to get rid of an image you, personally, did not see the value of. Everything that has followed has been a sad sort of game where you attempt to nitpick Knowledge (XXG) policy to establish a set of rules skewed towards a biased and ultimately myopic interpretation of our mission to create an encyclopedia. This isn't about editors striving to suppress free content (wonder why I've been going on about replaceability?), this is indeed about the encyclopedic purpose of using a copyrighted image. And it is that very purpose that you insist on denying without any acknowledgment the importance of the arrest or its public record. Note that I am not objecting to your nomination of 2114:
captured in the public record. There seems to be a higher standard on Knowledge (XXG) for fair use claims on visual intellectual property, but it is exactly the sort of information that cannot be conveyed by a free alternative. No Wikipedian is in a position to provide a free alternative to 70's booking photo. Your approach is certainly valid when applied to visual works of art and controversial photographs, but I think that it is mistaken when it comes to irreplacable visual media which documents notable events. Again I would like to assert that it is my opinion that the omission of this image would be to the reader's detriment. Again I would like to assert that it appears that I am not alone in that judgment. Again I would like to point out that the apparent fetishizing of NFCC#8 has a flawed basis if it is used to automatically dismiss the valid editorial opinions of other contributors. I don't have a low opinion of our readers, I respect that they realize and appreciate the superior coverage provided by our use of visual media to document a historic event. ˉˉ
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the original founders of Dash Signature, have been involved at some level or another with this computer-based music instrument industry since its inception. They both still remain active and prolific developers in the independent VST industry (although they no longer work together). Several of their products were landmarks, pre-empting ideas that were later picked up on by larger, mainstream companies. For example, their TubiLeSax, a saxophone VST instrument, got further developed and commercialized by LinPlug. EMMKnagalis was the first ever dedicated ethnic instrument sound module in VST format, paving the way for other products. DaAlpha 2K was one of the earliest VST emulations of a hardware synth, followed by their cult classic DaHornet.
1575:?). To address your other point, I believe that there is a clear basis for using this image. It contributes significantly to the article - an editorial stance corroborated by journalists using it for exactly the same purpose. You will be hard pressed to find a discussion of the majesty of this booking photo as it's not an artistic piece. It wasn't exactly like the police department published it in a "best-of" calendar or that this mugshot made it into photography magazines. Nevertheless it does document a very notable event, one studied by first amendment scholars as well as cultural historians. Public records of notable events hold a historic value. ˉˉ 1034:
time of his arrest. As this photograph documents an important development, its editorial value is self-evident. If you had written the article, I could understand an objection based on editorial grounds. However, seeing as you are a self-professed fair-use inquisitor, you start of with a conservative set of presuppositions and proceed to cherry-pick random copyrighted images without much concern for actual encyclopedic coverage. This is a criticism of your method, the same thought process that led to your biased (and, IMO, deeply flawed) IfD nomination. So no, I don't agree with the assertion that this mugshot violates NFCC#8, or any other criterion. ˉˉ
1827:, etc., Not one that is specially convenient to decorate a a discussion topic. An image's iconic status must be established outside of Knowledge (XXG). Who, other than wikipedia editors, have considered this image notable? It's surely "useful", as shown by the news articles using them. But there's a long way from "useful" to "notable". This image had no impact on the history, not even in the history of the person depicted. The 783:– Deletion overturned. Although the WP:NFCC are not negotiable, their case-by-case interpretation as to whether a particular image fits them remains an issue of community consensus--particularly for criteria with a degree of subjectivity (i.e. #8). It seems from my reading of this discussion that there is general agreement to the significance of the image. Therefore I will not relist. – 2439:. I did consider just recreating it, but since I don't know the original author, I preferred to get the history restored so he would get proper credit. If someone wants to move it to my userspace, that's fine. As for the assumption that her movies are non-notable because they don't have articles, that's apparently not a battle I have to fight today. Userfy and close. -- 1783:"I've been convinced by the nominator's arguments" is a perfectly fine statement, and important, lets the closer judge consensus. Convincing people is the goal of the discussion, right? It's not just presenting arguments, and the side with the most different ones wins, but rather the side with the most convincing arguments wins. -- 1014:? Non-free material is not used unless it's absence compromises the understanding of the text. It must convey (noteworthy) information that words alone can not. That image was only being used to illustrate the fact that that man was arrested, but this is the kind of information that doesn't need an image to be understood. -- 1431:. His second argument about a journalist is also irrelevant. Uses that may be allowed under "fair use" in the U.S. are routinely disallowed here because they are not compatible with the goal of free content. As for its "iconic" status -- cite some reliable sources that discuss it and work them into the article. 2183:
Endorse deletion. The closer followed correct procedure. NFCC #8 requires that a non-free photograph be used only when it conveys important, encyclopedic information that words alone cannot. The use of this mugshot does not aid the readers understanding of the incident more than the statement that he
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Remember that the "iconic" thing is meant to apply to press images. This is different, because no one stands to profit from this image in any way. So, since it is an important, non-repeatable historic event, for which no free alternative can be created, and for which omission would harm the article
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but IFD, unlike AFD, is more a question of policy than of consensus. If the !votes for keeping a replaceable fair use image are 10-1 in favor of keeping it, we still delete it. Consensus only matters when it is an editorial question (ie, should a low quality photo or drawing be deleted) rather than a
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and please note that I did read the "What about article x?" in WP:OTHERCRAPEXISTS but it fails as it reads: "The nature of Knowledge (XXG) means that you can't make a convincing argument based on what other articles do or don't exist; because there's nothing stopping anyone from creating any article"
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the image such that if it were missing, the reader would have a hard time understanding what the article is trying to say. This really is more of a procedural nomination, despite all claims to the contrary. I could have !voted after which it probably would have been deleted by someone else, citing a
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This photograph accompanies critical commentary of the event it documents, it provides a visual context. No, of course it is not as significant as "Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima", few photographs have ever reached that level of renown. You can't write an article entirely on Carlin's mugshot, but the
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a famous instrument, etc.)". I wonder if you are familiar with VST? I see no reason that what I actually wrote is more sketchy than the 'Nine Inch Nails' reference, which you write is of genuine importance. In fact, these comments that you claim as fluff are MORE relevant to the development of VST,
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Here's how it works: Carlin was arrested, this is documented by public records, of which this mugshot is definitive proof. Just as our editorial policies allow us to exercise fair use by quoting sources to verify biographies, they allow us the freedom to illustrate and identify important events as
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Now you've shown your failure to understand the difference between "using an image to illustrate an event" and "using an image to illustrate a discussion about the image itself". Understanding this difference is a pre-requisite for understanding the concept of Fair use as well as for understanding
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It is disputed whether booking photographs constitute copyrightable subject matter. Authorities provide access to them as public records, they don't publish them as intellectual property. If they are copyrighted, the copyright is held by local governments, i.e. non-commercial entities, thus easing
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Um... any decision that has any bearing on article content is an editorial decision. You assert that a mugshot does not contain noteworthy information, I disagree. So do several other editors. You appear to agree that not every photograph can be replaced by a text description, but then say that as
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a famous instrument, etc.) but there is one genuine claim of importance in what was deleted: "DaHornet (now freeware), which has been widely used in the hip hop musuc scene, and by a number of commercial artists including Nine Inch Nails". Then there does actually seem to be some coverage of this,
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The content on the Dash Signature page was an article about the history and development of an audio software company, Dash Signature. The content is worthy of inclusion on the following grounds: 1) the "Virtual Studio Technology" industry is relatively small and young - Luigi Felici and WilliamK,
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reader. I am requesting that the deletion be reviewed. The information in the article is intellectual relevant and historically accurate. It has been verified by a number of credible sources. If the page was too short, I can add more information to it. I think that it was deleted too quickly.
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vote failed to explain why this image is necessary for the understanding of the text, and that this alone is ground for deletion, what benefit would a relist do? I see we having like 19 votes saying keep while still not explaining why is this image necessary for the understanding of the text. The
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By the same token, I could claim that you failed to explain why this image was "non-notable" in spite of overwhelming evidence or "unnecessary" despite multiple contradictory opinions. Alternately, I could point out that it is ludicrous to demand a sourced discussion of every copyrighted image on
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to visualize JFK sitting in the back of a convertible? It is preposterous to claim that media associated with notable developments must be somehow *proven* to be significant. There are no alternative free-license photographs of Carlin that could adequately portray the artist as he appeared at the
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You're completely mistaken if you believe that the use of non-free material is an editorial decision. We have a (very strict) policy that can't be ignored. Deciding among a non-free image and a piece of free text that conveys the same information is not an editorial decision! Our policy dictates
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By that I mean public records are sources in and of themselves, it is a unique property which adds greatly to their usefulness. The Milwaukee Police Department released a booking photo of George Carlin, booking photos are used to verify identity and arrest. This quality pertains directly to the
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it. Every non-free image must contain a fair use rationale explaining, among other things, what is the image used for and why can't free text (or images) be used for that purpose. This image failed to do so, this was pointed out in the ifd nomination, but the problem wasn't fixed during the ifd
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I never said or implied "iconic" was a legal term. But if you plan to keep this image based on the fact that it's iconic (what I believed was your argument above), then you'll have to provide sources for the claim that the image is iconic. It's not up to us, as an encyclopedia, to establish the
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2)The idea of the page is NOT to advertise, but to note some important contributers to a new technology for musicians. By only focusing on "mainstream" developers (several mainstream developers have wiki articles that are not contested, and contain blantant advertising- for instance, the Native
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meet A7, since it doesn't explicitly assert that she is a popular or significant actress. However, despite the lack of notability boilerplate, the evidence suggests that she is very popular in Malaysia. She won the Anugerah Bintang Popular Award for "Most Popular TV Actress" in 2000, 2001, and
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Pobladores, the deletion of this page by initiated by Android79 (talk · contribs), another Knowledge (XXG) user, requesting that it be speedily deleted from Knowledge (XXG). The tag claims that it should be speedily deleted because Pobladores is very short providing little or no context to the
991:" bit led to a Supreme Court case and notable changes in FCC policy. The mugshot of a comedian detained for "public indecency" is iconic and would serve a valuable purpose in Carlin's article. It is not, as Abu badali claims, an "Unnecessary, non-notable, non-free mugshot of an actor". ˉˉ 2426:
appearing in non-notable movies (they don't have articles) is not a claim of importance, and that's all the deleted article claimed. Feel free to recreate with sources and a claim of importance... I will userfy the content if you really need it but there was just one sentence of prose.
2091:#8 -- in order to keep the image, its omission would have to be detrimental to the reader's comprehension. Do you honestly believe that by not having the mugshot, people would not be able to get that Carlin was arrested? I certainly don't have such a low opinion of our readers. 1084:
The debate itself had no consensus to delete, nor is this a clear case of policy trumping consensus/lack there of, the fair use claim is justified in that the arrest associated with the mug shot has historical value. I have heard of that picture before I saw it here today.
2395:- you are making arguments that would be more appropriate in an AFD. As far as I can tell, the process was followed here and if you wish to recreate the article with a more specific assertion of notability, then at least it won't be speedied (maybe AFD'ed to be fair). 1717:. 1) Are mugshots produced in the US really nonfree? I was under the impression that they were uncopyrightable and public record, like trial transcripts. 2) I seem to recall there even being a licensing template for mugshots. 3) Did I miss a discussion somewhere? 1197:
There was CLEARLY no consensus to delete at IFD as 1 delete and 1 keep does not a consensus make, the only user pushing for this deletion is Abu Badali who has been stalking my contributions for months. Image had a very strong fair use rationale, and met all 10 of the
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Otherstuffexists wasn't an argument for using this particular image, I mentioned it to define the context of prior editorial decisions. That is to say that there are numerous occasions when consensus determined the necessity of using a mugshot in a biography (e.g.
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Please note that the copyright status was never an issue in the ifd nomination. Unless this image comes out to be free (in each case it's use would be an editorial decision), it shouldn't be used because it doesn't helps in the article's comprehension.
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long as the information can be conveyed with text, no non-free image can be used. I think that it is naive to ignore any possible overlap, or to assume a definite line separating the two extremes. In short: this picture is worth a thousand words. ˉˉ
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About sources to site: there is an issue here- with writing unwritten histories sources are few and far between, in fact source might be, for instance, the collective archive of the KvR forum - how do you propose to reference that?
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satisfies the most anal interpretations. That article cannot exist without that photo. That photo has had books written about it, a monument designed after it, and a film made about it. Where is the commentary about this mugshot?
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respectively are complete without those photographs. The Bath school disaster, I'm not so sure. The Hitler image is definitely not necessary to the article; there are plenty of free Hitler images there to decorate that article.
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Iconic is not a legal term, it is instead a wonderfully descriptive word used to add emphasis. Your appeal to reliable sources would only be relevant if I was proposing to add the word "iconic" to Carlin's article or mugshot
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per Anetode. I don't approve of relisting, most IfDs don't get enough traffic for a debate. Anetode's explanation as to why this image is needed is a good one, indeed, the label "iconic" does not seem incorrect to me.
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who will be in jail for the rest of his life and a mug shot is the only photo we will ever have, I don't see a reason for it. A mug shot just to illustrate the fact that the guy was arrested isn't that big of a deal.
1257:, paraphrasing Kat Walsh, says that we use non-free images for subjects "that are hard to discuss in an educational context without including examples from the media itself." We could not, for example, discuss the 719:
whether or not its a valid article should be discussed at AfD not here. A11 requires that the article not be readily capable of improvement. if the eds. involved think they can improve it they should be allowed to
1003:: An inconic image is not one that has been produced during an iconic event. An iconic image is one that have been discussed by other sources. Do you know of any discussion (by reliable sources) about this image? 1180:
vote failed to explain why was this image necessary for the reader's understanding of the text. Unless some new information arrives (as some claim that this image is notable), the deletion must be endorsed.
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I completely disagree that almost any photograph could be replaced by a text description. A lot of images contain noteworthy information that can't be conveyed by text. But a mugshot is hardly one of those
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I'm happy that the discussion has moved onto sources to cite and fluff removing. So I call myself off as I'm obviously too biased and I let the actual author of the article to speak on. Thanks --
1334:" wasn't followed. Please, read the ifd achieves from the last months. If it wasn't for Alkivar breach of admin tools, this ifd wasn't different at all from dozen of others closed daily. -- 1029:
I am aware of criterion #8, but it is not wholly aligned to your interpretation. I suppose that almost any photograph could be replaced by a text description; after all, do you really need
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Umm ... I have no idea how he came to be aware of your undeletion, but right after you undeleted the image, you edited it to remove the IFD notice. That would trigger a watchlist. --
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Knowledge (XXG). Some images are notable or controversial in and of themselves while others are notable for documenting a controversy. It is important to recognize the difference. ˉˉ
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satisfies even the most anal interpretation of our fair use guidelines and needs to remain. It isn't here for decoration like most other images we happen to host (the other 99%).
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strikes me as pretty good considering that a) Malaysia is a less wired country with a smaller population, and b) her peak of popularity seems to have been around 2000-2002.
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Non-free content is used only if its presence would significantly increase readers' understanding of the topic, and its omission would be detrimental to that understanding
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If you could point to sources discussing that picture, maybe it could be kept. But besides that, it was a clear case of policy being applied. Both the rationale and the
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criterion. Abu Badali's immediate run over to ANI to object to my undeletion clearly shows he's following my actions, as undeletions do not trigger on watchlists.
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This only shows that the image is useful. Do you understand that, for non-free material be used on Knowledge (XXG), it must be far more than simply useful? --
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No, but can you see the difference between the importance of the photograph itself vs. what is depicted in the photograph? Was the mugshot of any importance
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I'm the deleting administrator. After several rounds of discussion with Paulrwalsh and Luigi, I suggested the matter be brought here for review. Note that
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ok, so if I can cite some sources for such claims, the article may be considered for inclusion? I will collect some sources over the new few days. Thanks.
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not only the most extremely notable images are important. In the context of his life and activities, this is sufficiently significant to justify itself.
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objection, but that's a judgment call anyway, not a clear matter of policy. When it's relisted, I do think the copyright holder should be clarified per
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notability in the article got me. I'm taking this as a lesson to research stuff a little better before tagging. I say re-create an article if you want.
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Could you please consolidate your disputes, as it is you are adding the same argument to nearly every comment that doesn't agree with your position. ˉˉ
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This article on a Malaysian actress got tagged for A7 at the start of an AfD, and was deleted while I was typing up my keep !vote. Arguably, it might
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Instruments page), Knowledge (XXG) would simply be recreating a balance of power where commercialism and capital outway innovation and independance.
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the standards for a fair use claim. In this case, Carlin's booking photo has been published by the media and holds a unique historic value. ˉˉ
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I wasnt around to respond to the prod but this isnt a vanety page, William Bain is quite a noted accademic in International Relations theory.
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use in biographies. The copyright status of mugshots varies based on jurisdiction and local laws, so the tag defaults to a fair use claim. ˉˉ
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Yes, to all questions. I'll number yours for easy reference. :-) 1) It's debatable, see the discussion at answer 3. 2) Why yes, there is,
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If this is recreated with a clear claim of notability, I'll be happy to undelete the history. If no one here objects, I'll userfy it for
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and can be backed up through a historical overview of VST development (A huge job which I am not seeking to undertake comprehensively).
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image's "iconicness". We in this case, we would be using the image to talk about its notability, and not as a convenient illustration.
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As I just said: you simply ignore any reasons put forth for using this image. On a side note, it did include a detailed rationale. ˉˉ
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so by policy that image should be deleted... but wait your implying we should keep it... how about applying some consistency here!
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I have checked the websites of the authorities that arrested him and they said nothing about the copyright status of their images.
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But, I must, say, as a user, Knowledge (XXG) is definitely not a database of "articles are just summaries of published sources".
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or dismantle the existence of fair use all-together on Knowledge (XXG). If we're not going to do the latter, then this image
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You can't use the same token because the onus is on the one wanting to use the non-free material. We need strong reasons to
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necessity of the image. While you can convey the information that someone was arrested by text, you can do the same for
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image would have to be deleted anyway and a new horde of policy-unsavvy users would come to argue about how the "
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speedy; I'm indifferent to whether the article is relisted on AfD, if anyone still doubts her notability.
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If you find content that can't be sourced, remove it... we're not perfect but that's our standard. --
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The ifd nomination and deletion was never about an editorial decision. It's about the policy. The "
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vote failed to explain why was this image necessary for the reader's understanding of the text. --
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that are hard discuss in an educational context without including examples from the media itself.
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that, as long as the information can be conveyed with text, no non-free image can be used. --
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wrote "Well, the article is full of fluff and sketchy namedropping (they developed ensembles
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Ahh but you see, there are SEVERAL NON-RESTRICTED FREE LICENSED equivalents of that image:
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was arrested. I don't see any way to read NFCC#8 that would allow us to use this image. –
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per the logic of W.marsh, though without improvement I doubt that it will survive AfD. --
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policy one. Personally, I don't see how a mugshot can add significantly to the article.
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Exactly. This is a very subtle point that many people simply do not get. The article
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Mugshots are neither published nor leaked, they are a matter of public record. FWIW,
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consensus, or I figured I'd just save that other person the trouble and just do it.
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Just write a new, better article using your own words. We never restore copyvios.
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I don't think there's much point in either of us trying to convince the other
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Strange, I figure the journalist must have had some reason to use it... ˉˉ
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I hope the deletion will be reviewed in favor of the page being returned.
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it illustrates (the arrest) had a lot of impact, but not all pictures of
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is the Luigi Felici discussed in the article and in the review summary.
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were widely commented about by reliable sources. Other examples include
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Index

Knowledge (XXG):Deletion review
Log
2007 July 23
Deletion review archives
2007 July
2007 July 25
24 July 2007
Pobladores
GRBerry
13:43, 26 July 2007 (UTC)
deletion review
Pobladores
edit
talk
history
protect
delete
links
watch
logs
views
restore
cache
AfD
Gonder
00:06, 25 July 2007 (UTC)

W.marsh
00:09, 25 July 2007 (UTC)
MER-C

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