I don't speak Turkish, however the turkish language sources in most cases are to reputable newspapers like Hürriyet, CNN Turk, TRT and english sources to Anadolu Agency. In some cases however, I saw inaccurate conflation of kilometer, knots and miles (see below for expanded comment). No copyright violations with Earwig, and translated editions are distinct enough, so no intrawiki
HELP:Translate issues either.
All image captions are reasonable, and most of images are suitably licensed. I am doubtful whether the emblem itself is freely licensed and would expect it to require
WP:NFCC/fair use logo rationale. Re-uploading the image as fair use, or removing it, would resolve this.
Overall:
Pass/Fail:
On hold, until issues are resolved.
Units of speed
In one Hürriyet article, it mentions a range of speeds from 100-1200
knots per hour, which translates to ~200
km - 2200km, however the wiki in text only converted one of the units. Would be worthwhile double checking all claims about units/speeds, since some of the conversions were done sloppily.[1] Once the units of measurement and image copyright status are resolved, I think this article is ready for GA status. ~ 🦝
Shushugah (he/him •
talk) 11:28, 4 June 2022 (UTC)reply
Hello
Shushugah, thanks for picking this up! I'll take a look at this later today. I had
F16 - RIAT 2011 (19049718369).jpg in the infobox for some time, until it was
changed by
FOX 52 to the emblem. The thing is, they have done this to a lot of articles
to such extent that I think they might know something that I don't. It's also something that I don't have much knowledge about. So I'll ping them and see if there is a valid explanation. Happy to revert back to the old one in case it's needed.
~StyyxTalk? 12:07, 4 June 2022 (UTC)reply
Shushugah I have no idea why the table is broken, but made it seem much more than just a simple fix. :D I don't know what happened with 200–1200 km/h thing as I don't remember what I intended to write back then, but I've fixed it with using the {{convert}} template here, which now displays "100–1,200 knots (190–2,220 km/h)", and also at other places where a conversion would make sense. Double checked the sources with units in it. Only pending response from FOX 52 now.
~StyyxTalk? 12:20, 4 June 2022 (UTC)reply
[7],
[8],
[9] everthing from businesses to squadrons to Military branches - cheers
FOX 52talk! 15:24, 4 June 2022 (UTC)reply
Those are uploaded to Commons because they are in the public domain. The ones that aren't in the public domain (eg.
No. 1 Group RAF) are uploaded under fair use. There is nothing saying that the logo of SoloTürk is in the public domain, in fact, even the
seal of the Turkish Air Force isn't.
~StyyxTalk? 16:53, 4 June 2022 (UTC)reply