User talk:Stmiranda

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Copyright violation in Amos Lee Parker

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Amos Lee Parker

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Speedy deletion of Amos Lee Parker

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November 2007

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hold on

Not sure how this all works. The information IS NOT copyrighted. The material is owned by me, Steven Miranda. I created the bio and many cites around the internet including aikidobc.com use it. The original can be found at www.seikeikan.com.

Stmiranda (talk) 17:47, 23 December 2013 (UTC) Steven Miranda[reply]

Ah. If you've published it somewhere (website or book...) it is copyright and can't be used here. Wikipedia is licensed under CC-BY-SA for free use by anyone. Your text isn't licensed or public domain, and therefore isn't able to be used here. BTW it's not a good idea to reference things to sources you have written. Sources should be reliable and independent. Not one or t'other. Both. BTW2 If you write something here, you can use it on your site subject only to acknowledging that it is copied from Wikipedia. Doesn't work the other way round. This might sound silly, but it stops a lot of nasty legal action things going on (and keeps money out of lawyers' pockets as well...) 8-) Peridon (talk) 17:15, 24 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Well that makes no sense at all. There are literally thousands of biographies of martial arts instructors posted by students that are also posted on other places. My objections in general is that this is being taken down because the information is also appearing on aikidobc.com who is using the information from my site and with my permission. If the article violates copyright then I expect to see all others out there taken down as well.

I would welcome any feedback as to how this can be corrected so that the wiki about Amos Parker can stay online.

Steven Miranda

17:27, 24 December 2013 (UTC)

If you know of any articles where the text is copied from somewhere else, please tag them. You can license the text for use here see WP:COPYVIO for more details), but if you do, you stand to lose the control over it that you have now. Please note that not all martial arts instructors are notable enough for articles, and be aware that the existence of one article doesn't mean that another article has a right to existence (WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS) as things slip through the net. BTW a 'wiki' is not a page here - it's a whole community effort. We use the term 'article'. You can find out more about copyright stuff from User:Moonriddengirl or User:VernoWhitney, two of our top copyright people. They'll probably look in here now that I've pinged them. Peridon (talk) 18:24, 24 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

I don't see that there has been any claim of copyright issues in that article since it was deleted in 2007, but User:Peridon is quite right that if you want to license content that you've written elsewhere for use here you must follow certain steps. Please see WP:IOWN.

I have larger concerns at this juncture, though. It seems as though you may have a conflict of interest with Wikipedia's goals. We exist to provide neutral and balanced overviews of what reliable sources that are not connected to article subjects say about them. Primary sources should be used sparingly and for support material only. It seems that Parker was not only your teacher, but also a technical advisor to your school (according to http://www.seikeikan.com/instructors.html).

At this point, the article would be best served by the addition of references that are not primary - not based on your conversations with your teacher, hosted on your website or derived from the material you hosted on your website. Independent newspaper articles, for instance, or magazine profiles are reliable sources for our purpose and would help bring the article in line with Wikipedia's purposes. --Moonriddengirl ^(talk) 14:41, 29 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Seems an awful lot of work for which I do not have time for. I don't have a conflict with the goals and appreciate the opportunity. Feel free to delete the article ifit does not meet the requirements Again, I simply don't have the time to try to figure this all out. This information is posted elsewhere so I'm not concerned about it not being a part if Wikipedia.

Again, thank you for the opportunity. Happy New Year to one and all.

05:49, 31 December 2013 (UTC)

Hangon

Please don't use that tag - it is only for objections on articles tagged for speedy deletion. When used on articles that haven't been tagged CSD, it puts them into the category for speedy deletion. You may have thought it was to stop people editing while you were - no, sorry, it isn't. There is something for that, the 'in use' tag but I can't tell you much there as I've never used it. Peridon (talk) 17:07, 24 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

File:AmosParker.jpg listed for discussion

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