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File:Uranophane-alpha and Uranophane-beta.jpg edit

Hallo Klaproth, über den Artikel bin ich grad zufällig auf Dein o.g. Bild gestoßen. Es sieht wirklich super aus, aber (oder besser grad drum) hätte ich dazu zwei Fragen:

  • Du hast Deine anderen Bilder bisher immer mit Klaproth als Urheber "unterschrieben", diesmal jedoch mit F. Rohowski. Ist das Dein richtiger Name? Wenn ja, wäre es aus Gründen der Nachvollziehbarkeit besser, ihn dennoch mit Deiner hiesigen Benutzerseite zu verlinken, damit keine unnötigen Fragen nach der Urheberschaft kommen. Sollte das Bild aber von jemand anders gemacht worden sein, wäre eine korrekte Freigabe des tatsächlichen Urhebers an das OTRS-Support-Team (dem ich auch angehöre) vonnöten.
  • Wie gesagt, sieht das Bild super aus und wäre möglicherweise sogar ein Kandidat für die Wahl zum Exzellenten Bild. Leider ist das Bild aber wohl zu stark komprimiert worden, hat also nicht mehr die erforderlichen 2 Mio. Pixel Auflösung und ist zudem im unteren Bereich (vermutlich wegen der Komprimierung) etwas verrauscht. Hast Du evtl. noch die Originaldatei, damit man das Bild mit weniger Verlusten noch einmal bearbeiten kann?

Viele Grüße -- Ra'ike T C 10:12, 7 February 2014 (UTC)Reply

Hallo Ra'ike. Wie kann ich die korrekte Freigabe erreichen? Ich persönlich habe die Genehmigung von Herrn Rohowski, das Bild zu verwenden.
Wegen der Komprimierung kann ich noch einmal versuchen etwas zu machen. Dafür brauche ich aber etwas Zeit. Grüße und danke für Deine Hilfe --Klaproth (talk) 13:52, 8 February 2014 (UTC)Reply
Hallo Klaproth, auf der oben verlinkten OTRS-Seite steht ja eigentlich das für eine korrekte Freigabe nötige Vorgehen, aber ich nehme mal an, Herr Rohowski wird sich nicht sehr für den Lizenz- und Freigabekram auskennen. Am Besten nimmst Du also nochmal per E-Mail Kontakt zu ihm auf und schickst ihm eine bereits ausgefüllte Freigabevorlage zu. Passende Vorlagen findest Du entweder unter Commons:Emailvorlagen#Einverständniserklärung (Rechte-Inhaber) oder auf de:WP:TV#Einverständniserklärung für Bild/Foto-Freigaben. Letztere hat den Vorteil, dass die gewünschte Lizenz noch nicht vorausgefüllt ist. Du hast für das Bild zwar die Lizenzen PD (gemeinfrei) und CC-by-sa-3.0 (Creative Commons Namensnennung und Weitergabe unter gleichen Bedingungen) gewählt, aber vielleicht ist das ja nicht unbedingt im Sinne des Urhebers. Unter de:Hilfe:Gängigste Lizenzen findet sich zur Erleichterung der Wahl die bei Wikipedia gängigsten Lizenzen mit kurzer Erklärung der jeweiligen Bedingungen. Sollte Herrn Rohowski die Lizenz egal sein, füllst Du den Teil mit den bereits von Dir gewählten Lizenzen aus.
Dann bittest Du Herrn Rohowski, die Nutzungsgenehmigung mit seinem Namen zu unterzeichnen und sie an permissions-de@wikimedia.org zu schicken. Sollte er die Mail an Dich zurückschicken (kommt auch öfter vor), dann leitest Du sie einfach ans OTRS weiter (bitte komplett mit Mailkopf von Rohowskis Mail).
Ich hoffe, Du kommst mit meinen Erklärungen klar. Viel Glück und viele Grüße -- Ra'ike T C 12:34, 9 February 2014 (UTC) P.S.: Ach ja, sollte Herr Rohowski kein Deutsch verstehen, gibt's die Freigabeerklärungen natürlich auch auf englisch oder in anderen Sprachen (siehe Balken) ;-)Reply

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Hi. I saw you declined two of my images at QI with comments regarding they could be "any beach anywhere" (or variants upon that theme). You seem to misunderstand what QI is about - we do not care that a photo could have been taken in many places, we care only that the photo is of good quality. Value is not relevant to the review process. I will not argue that that beach was QI, but I think the train image may well be. -mattbuck (Talk) 23:05, 19 July 2014 (UTC)Reply

Dear Mattbuck, please do not be offended. I was reading the guidelines before and now again. With respect to the mere technical quality you are right. However (maybe it is me being new), I personally interprete the following lines of the guidelines: "The arrangement of the subject within the image should contribute to the image" and especially "Our main goal is to encourage quality images being contributed to Wikicommons, valuable for Wikimedia and other projects" also with respect to what I see on the photo. Personally (and with no offence to you nor any other photographer) I do not understand why a photo in which I cannot clearly see what it depicts, and why and where it was taken (with respect to the object) is a "quality image". For this lack of understanding I did not decline your "train at King's Cross" because it might have some significance that I don't see. I was just browsing a variety of photos and reviewed a couple of them (including pictures from other users) based on common sense and, in my opinion, with respect to the guidelines. Feel free to change my review from "decline" to "discussion" and let others argue about it. Have a good night --Klaproth (talk) 00:21, 20 July 2014 (UTC)Reply

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For VI edit

Hi, Very nice series of uraniferous. We must give the international name and, especially, attach the scope from category that contains the image. I correct the first, do it for others. --Archaeodontosaurus (talk) 13:31, 12 March 2016 (UTC)Reply

Thanks for the hint. I've changed the scope for all of them. The international name should be as given. Best --Klaproth (talk) 15:19, 12 March 2016 (UTC)Reply

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