User talk:Yolodave
License tagging for Image:Small mallard-skyline.jpg
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License tagging for Image:Small canada-geese-and-skyline.jpg
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- Hi! I was recently viewing the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area and saw that you did a lot of work on it. I presume that you are the Wildlife Area manager according to the DFG website and your Wiki username. I have a few comments about stuff I did to the article though. I removed some advertisement-like language. I just briefly skimmed parts of it, and I'll go through it more thoroughly in the near future. Wikipedia article are required to have a neutral point of view. I understand that this article is about a preserved land, but we still need to keep overly promotional language out. You have a conflict of interest since you work as the manager of these lands, which in itself doesn't exclude you from working on the article, but it does mean that you should be even more careful about what you add. See also WP:NOTADVERTISING as some of the point in it apply to this case.
I hope I don't seem too negative or harsh. I'm not trying to be at all. On another note, I am glad you created the page. Yolo County is a great place in my opionion. But I guess I'm party to a conflict of interest there ;-) Killiondude (talk) 06:04, 8 December 2008 (UTC)
PS, the welcome box above is a little belated (by about a year), but it has some useful links you'll probably like if you want to use wikipedia more (which I hope you do!). Killiondude (talk) 06:05, 8 December 2008 (UTC)
Comparing the edited and unedited pages I see three major changes: 1. Deletion of the link to the hunting regulations 2. Deletion of the link leading to volunteer opportunities. 3. Deletion of the link to the photographs.
I don't see how this is advertising or a conflict of interest. Hunters must be familiar with the regulations and this link is the only official document where these regulations are located. All volunteers go through the Yolo Basin Foundation, so this link will help facilitate their involvement if they are interested. The photograph link is a page filled with photos in the public domain. There is no marketing of photos taking place. These are available for people who are interested in seeing more of the Wildlife Area images.
I created the page because the Wildlife Area was falsely represented on another page called the "Vic Fazio Yolo Wildlife Area."
Yolodave (talk) 00:19, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
- I hope you aren't taking offense; my intention wasn't to make you upset. I was referencing my deletion of the word "successful". In the context it was written, it was somewhat promotional. When I wrote the first message to you, I didn't fully read the rest of the article. I have now read it, and I see that there doesn't seem to be any more promotional material in it. Here are my reasons for deleting the things you listed (respectively):
- I deleted that because the link didn't directly lead to the hunting regulations for the Wildlife area in question. If there is such a page, that could be linked. Does the standard rules for the general state of California (for hunting) also apply to this Wildlife Area? (I'm not too informed on hunting maters in general). If the standard rules apply, then the sentence could be re-written in the article to reflect that, and the external link could be supplied in the References or External Links section.
- This link (in this context) would be considered "promoting an entity". The article could state something about ongoing volunteer opportunities, but [WP:NOTDIR|Wikipedia is not a directory]].
- I'm haven't used the Picasa photo site before, but I didn't see anywhere where it gives information about the copyright status of the photos you uploaded. In any case, that didn't belong in the body of the article. Perhaps in the External Links section (which I will now fix).
- What I meant by saying "conflict of interest" was that you are employed as the manager of the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area. You therefore have a conflict of interest. If you click on that link, it'll explain it further. Like I said before, this doesn't mean you can't work on the article. It just means you have to be careful and try to provide a neutral point of view. Thanks for responding to my message though. Feel free to ask any other questions (or if you want to continue this discussion thats fine too). Killiondude (talk) 00:52, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
File source and copyright licensing problem with File:Umbrella Barn.jpg
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File source and copyright licensing problem with File:Giant Garter Snake 1.jpg
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File source and copyright licensing problem with File:Giant Garter Snake 2.jpg
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License Tags
[edit]Hey Dave, it's been quite awhile since we talked last (over a year by the timestamps above). I guess I still had your talk page on my watchlist on Wikipedia. I think you're stating on each of the three photos that you got warnings for above, that you're the photographer and therefore copyright holder. That's great. To be on Wikipedia, you just have to assign them a free license (meaning that other people can use your images as long as they follow the stipulations that may accompany the license, each one has a slightly different requirement). You can see a list on WP:ICTIC of what licenses you may choose. I would recommend {{cc-by-sa-3.0|Attribution details}} <-- where the "attribution details" is the part you replace with how you want to be attributed (you can pick just your name, or a name and a link to a website, etc). If you have any further questions, please let me know! Killiondude (talk) 04:30, 14 April 2010 (UTC)
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