@Jane: Yes, that's pretty much correct. The URAA is a pain in the ***
if you know what i mean. For example, virtually all works by Theo van
Doesburg are not usable on Commons because they're painted after 1923,
even though in the Netherlands his works have been PD since 2002.
On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 a
Romaine,
I was wondering about the same thing as Yaroslav.
As I have understood the URAA stuff up to now, I think a work by
Kandinsky (died Dec 1944) is problematic but this one for example is
OK (author died in 1943, but the work is dated before 1923):
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ango
On 03.01.2014 15:03, Romaine Wiki wrote:
hello all!
January 1st was Public Domain Day [1] and after xx years of
copyright, it expires on the first of January of the year after. As
result hundreds of images were restored on Commons on the 1-1-2014,
but many of them did not get a place in articles
* Michael Maggs wrote:
>On 3 Jan 2014, at 14:22, Bjoern Hoehrmann wrote:
>> I find it a bit worrying that Commons makes little effort to distinguish
>> between "copyright on this sculpture" and "copyright on this photograph
>> of a sculpture". It would seem preferable if there was suitable meta
>>
On 3 Jan 2014, at 14:22, Bjoern Hoehrmann wrote:
>
> I find it a bit worrying that Commons makes little effort to distinguish
> between "copyright on this sculpture" and "copyright on this photograph
> of a sculpture". It would seem preferable if there was suitable meta
> data recording the rea
* Romaine Wiki wrote:
>January 1st was Public Domain Day [1] and after xx years of copyright,
>it expires on the first of January of the year after. As result hundreds
>of images were restored on Commons on the 1-1-2014, but many of them did
>not get a place in articles on Wikipedia and her sist
Nice. It would be good to add a link at the top to
Category:Undeleted in 2014
as well, or even to transclude all images from that category.
Michael
On 3 Jan 2014, at 14:03, Romaine Wiki wrote:
> hello all!
>
> January 1st was Public Domain Day [1] and after xx years of copyright, it
> expir
hello all!
January 1st was Public Domain Day [1] and after xx years of copyright, it
expires on the first of January of the year after. As result hundreds of images
were restored on Commons on the 1-1-2014, but many of them did not get a place
in articles on Wikipedia and her sister projects.
