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The result of the discussion was: convert to {{
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Files marked as non-free may actually be free Not sure if this is
Template:PD-FLGov or not. See also Reedy Creek Logo.png
Elisfkc (
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- Seems like; this seems to be a work of a municipal government and the statute applies not only to state government but also to the municipal ones.
Jo-Jo Eumerus (
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- What is the parent entity of these cities,
Orange County, Florida or
The Walt Disney Company? It says the cities are controlled by The Walt Disney Company, which sounds very strange and suggests to me that the cities are company-owned dictatorships, not something I would expect in the United States. --
Stefan2 (
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- Pretty unlikely Disney owns the municipal government. They probably own all the ground, properties and all the economy depends on them, though.
Jo-Jo Eumerus (
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Reedy Creek Improvement District explains the situation. As Elisfkc said, while these entities are effectively units of Disney, they are legally units of government, so the PD template would seem to apply. --Regards,
James(
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File:LYNX transportation logo.png (
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File marked as non-free may actually be free Pretty sure Lynx (Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority) is a Florida government agency, and as such this file should be
Template:PD-FLGov.
Elisfkc (
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- Is Lynx a government agency or a government-owned company? There seems to be very little information about this on the website. --
Stefan2 (
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- See
https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2012/Chapter343/PART_II/
Elisfkc (
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- That page seems to be about the Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority, a government authority which is listed as the parent of Lynx according to our article. Lynx also has a separate
board of directors and seems to be a separate entity. If Lynx also is a government authority, then my understanding is that the logo is PD-FLGov. If, on the other hand, Lynx is a company owned by the Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority, then it is my understanding that the logo probably isn't PD-FLGov. --
Stefan2 (
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- My understanding is that the Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority does business as Lynx, as seen
here on their annual report (see page 2, Our Vision).
Elisfkc (
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The result of the discussion was: keep
File:George Weston Foods Logo.gif. —
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File:Trustee.png (
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These files seem to have some type of file corruption or something. Mediawiki can't display them, you have to display it in your web browser. Only one has any article use.
Oiyarbepsy (
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- Two other images in this nomination:
File:George Weston Foods Logo.gif and
File:Beth quist.gif.
Oiyarbepsy (
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- It's apparently an issue with MIME types, see
mw:Manual:$wgTrustedMediaFormats. Something for the
Village pump?
Jo-Jo Eumerus (
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- Yes, MediaWiki won't let you display or preview files with disallowed MIME types for security reasons. George Weston Foods Logo.gif and Beth quist.gif are marked as being
PHP scripts, and Trustee.png is marked as being a
favicon. The question is, how did these images manage to get uploaded with the wrong MIME type? As for a fix, I would guess that deleting them and then re-uploading them would probably work. I'll leave them for now, though, in case anyone wants to investigate the root cause some more. —
Mr. Stradivarius
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- They were uploaded with the wrong filename, as they are NOT pngs. This is reflected in their 'detected' mimetypes. MediaWiki isn't actually as strict on this front as many people assume. It's only really strict for mimetypes that it knows are bad/dangerous and for mimetypes that it allows to transclude into pages. But it won't stop you from lying and ignoring the warnings during upload for anything else. And for those two images of 2005/2006, well let's just say that we didn't even have checks at all back then :) (Actually this old content is part of the reason why we aren't too strict on mimetype checks, it would have required deleting lots of files at some point). If you want to keep some of this, you have to download them, convert them into something proper and reupload them. —
TheDJ (
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- Aha, I see that you're right about Trustee.png - I was confused because if you open it with Firefox then it will display it and say that it has a MIME type of "image/png". Ubuntu's image viewer, on the other hand, will refuse to open it, saying that it is not a PNG file. So it looks like MediaWiki's detection was correct, and that it is a favicon file. That means that we should delete it, as favicon files can't be displayed on wiki pages. If we really need it, it can be converted into a PNG and re-uploaded. If George Weston Foods Logo.gif and Beth quist.gif are needed then they can be deleted and re-uploaded and they should then work; if they're not needed, we should just delete them. —
Mr. Stradivarius
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- Delete
File:Trustee.png: it's just a red T with a trademark sign. It's unused and lacks encyclopædic use.
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File:Beth quist.gif as there is no evidence of permission. The image is also small and of low quality.
- Keep
File:George Weston Foods Logo.gif as it is in use in
George Weston Foods. I have extracted the original GIF image from the PHP script and overwritten the file with that image. We should maybe delete the old revision for security reasons. --
Stefan2 (
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The result of the discussion was: Delete; deleted by
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File:Juhan Kukk.jpg (
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This file does currently shadow
commons:File:Juhan Kukk.jpg which is a free file and illustrates the same person, making one wonder if the local fair use image should be deleted because of
WP:NFCC#1. However, we ought to check if the copyright status of our image and that of Commons are both correct.
Jo-Jo Eumerus (
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- The source indicated on Commons is dead, so the copyright status of the Commons file can't be verified. --
Stefan2 (
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- @
Stefan2: I've found
this one by searching on Google. Not exactly the same image at first glance but checking the details (black dots, crosses etc.) makes me think they originate from the same photography. Falling asleep now though so I'll leave any detailed analysis to others.
Jo-Jo Eumerus (
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The result of the discussion was:
Relisted at
Wikipedia:Files for discussion/2016 February 21#File:Rodger small.png. —
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File:Rodger small.png (
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Per
Wikipedia:Files for discussion/2015 November 26#File:Chris Mercer.jpg, an image of a perpetrator does not help readers grasp the killings done by the perpetrator himself. In fact, a reader may understand the killings without this image and search this image outside Wikipedia. Other discussions similar to this resulted in "delete"; this image may share the same fate.
George Ho (
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- Delete per nom.
Parsley Man (
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- Keep. Doesn't make any harm at all. Also an image lets the reader fully grasp how the perpetrator looks like, for instance, what's his race like (being not fully white played a big role in his grievances). --
87.110.93.102 (
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- Keep. I don't see any harm from including the image, and I see possible benefits. The murderer Eliot Rodger said that women did not find him attractive, so I was vaguely curious what he looked like. Since he mentioned his own appearance, I think it is reasonable to include his photograph in an encyclopedia.
146.115.179.89 (
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AnomieBOT
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File:Political world.jpg (
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The licensing info for this image, "self made" is incorrect, image is a copy of
The CIA world factbook world map.
The CIA world factbook is Public Domain. This image is available with the correct licensing info
on Commons.
The red annotations to this map are unexplained, and are not helpful for any of the uses of this image (the infobox discussed below displays the image too small for these to be visible). The commons image has no such annotations.
Although this image is used in a popular infobox, and is therefore on many userpages, deleting would not be disruptive as these uses would then load the superior commons image which this file currently shadows.
LukeSurl
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- Delete There does not seem to be any scope in the annotations at all and the local version is of lower quality than the Commons version and yet it takes up the straightforward title. I endorse the deletion of the local version.
Jo-Jo Eumerus (
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