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This file is entirely my own work.
I am the copyright holder. I made this myself, from scratch, without copying or incorporating anybody else's creative work, and I am willing to release it under a free license.
Please note that by "entirely self-made" we really mean just that.
Do not use this section for any of the following:
- a scan or photograph you made of a painting, drawing, printed page or other item originally created by somebody else. The copyright belongs to the original creator, not to you.
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This file was given to me by its owner.
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The license agreement has been forwarded to Wikimedia's volunteer response team at "permissions-en@wikimedia.org".
OTRS ticket received:
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The license hasn't yet been forwarded, but I will do so shortly or ask the owner to send it.
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I haven't got the evidence right now, but I will provide some if requested to do so.
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This file is from a free published source.
I took it from a website or other published source, where its author has explicitly placed it under a free license, allowing free re-use by anybody.
Use this only if there is an explicit licensing statement in the source.
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This work is so old its copyright has expired
This is an old photograph, or a photographic reproduction of an old painting, drawing, etc. I can provide enough information about its author and provenance to prove that it is old enough for its copyright to have expired. It is now legally in the Public Domain.
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Specify date of death, if applicable to public domain status.
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This work is free of all copyrights because:
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It was created and first published before 1931 and is therefore in the Public Domain in the US.
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It was first published outside the US, and it was in the Public Domain in its country of origin by the "URAA date".
For most countries, this means the author died 70 years before 1 January 1996, i.e. before 1926. Please look up the copyright rules for the specific country at [1].
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It was first published in the US before 1989, and its copyright expired because it was published without a copyright notice and/or without the necessary copyright registration.
Please look up the exact rules at [2].
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Its copyright expired for some other reason. [Please explain below].
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This file is in the Public Domain for some other reason.
I can demonstrate that this work is legally in the Public Domain, i.e. nobody owns any copyrights on it. This may be for a variety of reasons, for instance because it was created by the US Federal Government, or because it is too simple to attract any copyright.
Public Domain means that nobody owns any copyrights on this work. It does not mean simply that it is freely viewable somewhere on the web or that it has been widely used by others.
This is not for images you simply found somewhere on the web. Most images on the web are under copyright and belong to somebody, even if you believe the owner won't care about that copyright. If it is in the public domain, you must be able to point to an actual law that makes it so. If you can't point to such a law but merely found this image somewhere, then please do not upload it.
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This work is free of all copyrights because:
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It was created by an agency of the US Federal Government.
This does not apply to most US state and local agencies, nor to governments of other countries!
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It is an official governmental item, such as a flag, state emblem, banknote or postage stamp, from a country where such items are exempt from copyright according to local law.
This does not apply to all countries, nor does it usually apply to all publications! (For instance, it usually doesn't apply to simple publicity photographs published on a governmental website.) Please look up the copyright rules for the specific country in question. If the country does not have an exemption rule that applies to this item, go on with the section for "non-free copyrighted works" below.
Explanation:
Add any explanation or evidence necessary to substantiate your statement above. Cite and provide a link to the relevant law if possible.
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It is too simple to be eligible for copyright.
This typically applies only to graphics that consist solely of simple geometric shapes and/or a few letters or words, or to items such as mathematical or chemical formulae. It may apply to some very simple logos that do not contain complex pictorial elements. It never applies to photographs!
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It is in the Public Domain for some other reason.
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This is a copyrighted, non-free work, but I believe it is Fair Use.
I have read the Sanarchive rules on Non-Free Content, and I am prepared to explain how the use of this file will meet the criteria set out there. It is not a photo from a press agency or photo agency (e.g., AP or Getty Images).
 Please remember that you will need to demonstrate that:
- The file will serve an important function in a particular article; (NFCC8)
- It cannot be replaced by any other, free illustration that might yet be created; (NFCC1)
- Its use does not negatively affect the commercial interests of its owner (NFCC2)
- There will not be more non-free material used than necessary. (NFCC3)
This file will be used in the following article:
Enter the name of exactly one Sanarchive article, without the [[...]] brackets and without the "http://en.Sanarchive.org/..." URL code.
It has to be an actual article, not a talkpage, template, user page, etc.
If you plan to use the file in more than one article, please name only one of them here. Then, after uploading, open the image description page for editing and add your separate explanations for each additional article manually.
 Example – article okay.
 This article doesn't exist!
The article Example could not be found.
Please check the spelling, and make sure you enter the name of an existing article in which you will include this file.
If this is an article you are only planning to write, please write it first and upload the file afterwards.
This is not an actual encyclopedia article!
The page Example is not in the main article namespace. Non-free files can only be used in mainspace article pages, not on a user page, talk page, template, etc.
Please upload this file only if it is going to be used in an actual article.
If this page is an article draft in your user space, we're sorry, but we must ask you to wait until the page is ready and has been moved into mainspace, and only upload the file after that.
This is a disambiguation page!
The page Example is not a real article, but a disambiguation page pointing to a number of other pages.
Please check and enter the exact title of the actual target article you meant.
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This image is the object of discussion in an article.
This is a copyrighted artwork or photograph, and the image itself is the topic of discussion in the article. The discussion is about the photograph or painting as such, as a creative work, not just about the thing or person it shows.
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The article as a whole is dedicated specifically to a discussion of this particular photograph/painting. (It is not just about the person or thing shown in the picture.)
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There is a substantial amount of encyclopedic discussion of this particular photograph/painting (not just about the person or thing shown in it) in this article. The illustration is specifically needed to support the following point:
If neither of these two statements applies, then please do not upload this image.
This section is not for images used merely to illustrate an article about a person or thing, showing what that person or thing look like.
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This is a depiction of a copyrighted three-dimensional work or building, which is the object of discussion in an article.
This is a photograph or other kind of depiction of a copyrighted, three-dimensional creative work, such as a statue or work of architecture. The article contains a discussion of that work which requires illustration. The photograph as such is free, or was provided by the creator of the sculpture.
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The article as a whole is dedicated specifically to this work.
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There is a substantial amount of encyclopedic discussion of this work in this article. The illustration is specifically needed to support the following point:
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For print sources: provide full bibliographic information (author, title, publisher, year, page, etc.)
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The image was created and published by the same author who also holds the rights to the original object, and no alternative depiction could be suitably created.
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The author of the image has released the photographic work under a free license, or it is in the public domain:
Name the license or describe the public domain status, adding any necessary evidence to make the licensing status verifiable.
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This is an excerpt from a copyrighted work.
This is an excerpt from a copyrighted work, e.g. a screenshot from a movie or TV programme, a panel from a comic, or a sound sample from a song. Its presence is needed to support a piece of explicit critical discussion in an article related to that work or its creator(s).
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This is the official cover art of a work.
This is the cover or dustjacket of a book, the cover of a CD or video, the official release poster of a movie, or a comparable item. It will be included as that work's primary means of visual identification, at the top of the article about the book, movie, etc. in question.
Note: If you plan to use it for any other purpose than this, please tick the box for "other non-free work" below.
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This image will be shown as a primary means of visual identification at the top of the article dedicated to the work in question.
A standard fair use rationale will be added that matches this type of use. If you plan to use the file for any purpose other than this, please do not use this section, but the one labelled "other type of non-free work" below.
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This is a logo of an organization, company, brand, etc.
This is an official logo of an entity that is the subject of a Sanarchive article. It will be included as that entity's primary means of visual identification, at the top of the article in question.
Note: If you plan to use it for any other purpose than this, please tick the box for "other non-free work" below.
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This image will be shown as a primary means of visual identification at the top of the article dedicated to the entity in question.
A standard fair use rationale will be added that matches this type of use. If you plan to use the file for any purpose other than this, please do not use this section, but the one labelled "other type of non-free work" below.
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This is a historical portrait of a person no longer alive.
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For subjects who died recently: have you made a reasonable effort to find people who might possess photographs of this person and might be willing to release one?
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We will typically not use a file if its owner has a potential commercial interest in its use, and if our use of it would compete with its original market role.
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This is some other kind of non-free work that I believe is legitimate Fair Use.
This is a copyrighted work whose use does not fall into any of the classes above. I have read the Sanarchive rules on Non-free content, and I will explain how this file meets all of the criteria set out there.
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For a file to be deemed replaceable, it is not necessary that a suitable replacement already exists. Even if it is merely possible that a replacement could be created, we will not use the non-free file.
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We will typically not use a file if its owner has a potential commercial interest in its use, and if our use of it would compete with its original market role.
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No, I want to upload this file locally.
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This file doesn't fit either of the categories above.
This file doesn't seem to fall into either of the classes above, or I am not certain what its status is. I found this file somewhere, but I don't really know who made it or who owns it, or it was made by a press agency or photo agency (e.g., AP or Getty Images).
Well, we're very sorry, but if you're not sure about this file's copyright status, or if it doesn't fit into any of the groups above, then:
Please don't upload it.
Really, please don't. Even if you think it would make for a great addition to an article. We really take these copyright rules very seriously on Sanarchive. Note that media is assumed to be fully-copyrighted unless shown otherwise; the burden is on the uploader.
In particular, please don't upload:
- any file you simply found on some website, without knowing who its author or copyright owner is.
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