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Ya está puesta la fuente. Tiene licencia GNU, aún así, indico autor y procedencia.--Vitiza 14:01, 28 May 2006 (UTC)

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could you provide the source of and some more descriptive information for your Image:Mary ruiz casaux.jpg. Thanks. -- Túrelio 07:49, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

Problemas con tus aportaciones

Gracias por tus aportaciones. Debes saber que las políticas de Commons están pensadas para que este proyecto y el de las wikipedias perdure y no sea atacado por poderes a los que no les interesa nuestra presencia en Internet, a los que no les interesa que la cultura sea libre. Si no procurásemos ser estrictos con los derechos de autor, correríamos el riesgo de que el proyecto se tambalease y/o desapareciese. Por falta de datos obligados, que probablemente no has puesto por desconocimiento, la foto que has subido podría ser borrada en el plazo de una semana.

Paso a explicarte los datos que hacen falta y como incorporarlos

¿Qué debes indicar?

De donde procede la imagen

• Si la imagen es de una página Web, es obligado colocar un enlace (link) al lugar exacto del que se recoge la imagen. Sea cual sea el origen de una imagen, en dicho origen tiene que poner que se permiten las obras derivadas y el uso comercial, a no ser que hayan pasado 70 años de la muerte del autor (en el caso de España son 80 años). Si en el sitio web no aparecen expresos estos conceptos la imagen podrá ser borrada por violación de los derechos de autor.

Nota: La legislación internacional (apartado 5.2 del Convenio de Berna) indica que no es preciso ningún requisito para que cualquier obra de una página web tenga copyright. Esto es, los derechos de autor son automáticos: a menos que explícitamente se indique que se trata de una licencia libre, la imagen tiene copyright y no puede usarse. Por lo tanto sólo se pueden subir fotos de aquellos lugares que indiquen explícitamente que las imágenes están en el dominio público y permiten la realización de obras derivadas y el uso comercial.

• Si la imagen es de tu propia autoría, indícalo claramente. Si el objeto que fotografías tiene los derechos de autor restringidos (portada de un CD, de libros, programas de televisión, pósters,...), tu foto también tiene esos derechos restringidos y no se puede subir a Commons (es lo que se conoce como reproducciones u obras derivadas).

• si la has copiado de otra Wikipedia, coloca un enlace exacto a la página de información de la imagen original. No basta decir solamente que la imagen se tomó de "otra Wikipedia"; es necesario indicar el lugar exacto. Ten en cuenta también que algunas otras Wikipedias, como la inglesa, admiten imágenes bajo la cláusula de fair use que aquí no son aceptables por cuestiones legales.

¿Cuál es la licencia de la imagen?

• Si la imagen la has hecho tú, debes utilizar una de las admitidas y expresadas en Commons:Selector de licencias y Commons:Sobre las licencias, por ejemplo {{GFDL-self}} o {{PD-self}} o cualquiera de Creative Commons que permita uso comercial y modificaciones (o sea, cualquiera que NO contenga las palabras mágicas NC o ND).

• En caso de que sea copiada de algún sitio, debes poner la licencia que en ese sitio tenía.

Todas las imágenes que se suben a Commons deben permitir la realización de obras derivadas y el uso comercial. Pero hay más matices, de ahí que haya varias posibles licencias. La licencia PD-self coloca la imagen en el dominio público sin restricciones. En pocas palabras, la licencia GFDL-self obliga a que, si se utiliza la imagen se nombre al autor y el lugar de donde se obtuvo.

¿Cómo indicarlo cuando una imagen ya ha sido subida?

• Accede a tus fotos.

• Una vez que has accedido, haz click en la pestaña editar que está en la parte superior.

• Añade los datos precisos escribiendo en la página que aparece. Recuerda que los datos precisos son el origen de la foto y la licencia. La licencia hay que ponerla entre e paréntesis: {{PD-self}}, {{GFDL-self}}, {{CC-BY-2.0}}...

• Guarda la página

¿Cómo indicarlo cuando vas a subir una imagen?

En el momento de la subida hay una caja en la que puedes escribir que pone Summary. Puedes poner ahí los datos y así no tienes que editar después la foto

No dudes en contactar conmigo si tienes alguna duda. Un cordial saludo.— Ecemaml (talk to me/habla conmigo) 14:16, 28 December 2007 (UTC)

Vitiza, lo de arriba es el mensaje estándar, pero debes saber que prácticamente todas tus aportaciones son problemáticas (por lo que he tenido que borrar gran parte de ellas). Trataré de explicarlo:

1. Las fotografías de madripedia no pueden aparecer en ningún momento como propias. Hay que usar la plantilla {{PD-author}} para dejar constancia de quién es el autor. La información de las fotos tomadas de madripedia es, en general, correcta, pero las plantillas están equivocadas. He corregido usando la plantilla correcta. Por cierto, las fotos tienen que tener un origen concreto y no genérico, así que te agradecería que indicases la URL concreta de madripedia de donde vienen.
2. Una foto de una obra protegida por derechos de autor está protegida por los mismos derechos de autor. Esto es, si tú tomas una foto de un cuadro que está protegido por derechos de autor, tú no tienes los derechos de la foto, sino el propietario de los derechos del cuadro (tu foto es lo que se conoce como reproducción u obra derivada). Un ejemplo obvio: tú no puedes hacer una foto al logotipo de Vodafone y pretender que tal foto, y por tanto dicho logotipo, tiene la licencia que tú quieras darle. Imagina que le das una licencia PD (dominio público) y cualquiera puede usar el logotipo de Vodafone extraído de tu foto. Lo mismo pasa con los cuadros que pueda haber en un museo, por ejemplo.
3. La ley de propiedad intelectual española establece que una obra está protegida (y por tanto no puede ser usada en Commons) hasta 80 años tras la muerte del autor, independientemente de quien sea el propietario actual de la obra (a partir de 1987 son sólo 70 años, pero dado que no han pasado 70 años desde 1987 no nos afecta). En definitiva, cualquier obra que date de un autor muerto después de 1927 no es usable.
4. Una excepción a esto es la relativa a lo que se denomina libertad de panorama (traducción literal de freedom of panorama). Esta establece que una obra, en dos o tres dimensiones que esté exhibida permanentemente en un lugar público exterior puede ser fotografiada y no estar sujeta a protección por lo que una foto de dicha obra sí es admisible. Sin embargo, esto no afecta a lugares públicos interiores, como los museos. Por tanto, una foto de una obra exhibida en un museo sólo puede tener licencia libre si el cuadro ha pasado al dominio público (esto es, si su autor murió hace más de 80 años).
5. Las imágenes tomadas de sitios web tienen, automáticamente, protección, por lo que a menos que tengas un permiso explícito para ello (véase Commons:OTRS/es) o tengan una licencia compatible, no pueden usarse.
6. Para cualquier imagen es obligatorio consignar origen y autor. Si no, no es posible determinar su estatus.

Espero que esté más claro, para cualquier duda o pregunta no dudes en consultarme. Un saludo --Ecemaml (talk to me/habla conmigo) 22:10, 28 December 2007 (UTC)

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