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What rationale would cover using TV screen capture images (from a local TV show that ended around 1995) that can be found and have been used on numerous sites already? (for the page Edwin Raub) If you Google search "Uncle Ted's Monstermania" you will see some of which I'd like to use. Than you in advance, JOHN McCARTHY "jhm795"

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The images would still be under copyright, but (depending on what you wanted to use them for) might be allowable under a Fair Use rationale. Have a look at the requirements at WP:NONFREE to see what criteria you'd need to fulfil in order to upload these pictures. Yunshui ^雲 _水 14:07, 11 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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