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--[[User:Reibe|Reibe]] 21:08, 6 March 2011 (CET)<br> | --[[User:Reibe|Reibe]] 21:08, 6 March 2011 (CET)<br> | ||
== Possible copyright violation problem == | |||
Dear Zuzka, | |||
I am afraid there could be problems with violation of copyright law on your page. In principle, picture is an author work and if you use picture in your article, even with correct description of its origin is similar as you use whole article from some journal in your work - not as if you cite only small part. | |||
Maybe you have permission of the authors of the pictures to use them - if not, I would reccomend you to use other pictures. As VCSEwiki is licenced by Creative Commons BY-SA licence, you can use without problems any picture from Wikipedia Commons: http://commons.wikimedia.org - there are more than 9 millions of them there. BTW. VCSEwiki is interconnected with Commons - so you can include picture from Commons very easy - it is enough to write in your text <nowiki>[[file:name_of_image_in_commons.jpg]]</nowiki> and image will be there. | |||
For example: | |||
[[File:Galerie Butovice.jpg|250 px|NC Galerie Butovice]] | |||
''BTW: There is some technical problem in VCSEwiki at this moment when you use image from Commons with name which uses diacritics and you want to make smaller immage. Eg. <nowiki>[[File:Praha Centrum Černý Most.jpg|thumb]]</nowiki> does not work. Sorry for that. If you want to use such image, you have to download it and upload it to VCSEwiki.'' | |||
I am not sure, but probably also some images from Flickr are under Creative Commons license and can be used, but I am not sure if all of them are. | |||
For the table - I know that tables in wiki are relatively complicated, so I had created table for you from your image. | |||
For the two graphs - the easy (relatively) solution is to use data from your source, but to create your own graph - than you cite only necessary part = data from original source and it is according to author law. | |||
Nice day | |||
--[[User:Admin|Admin]] 09:26, 8 March 2011 (CET) | |||