Talk:Georges Perec

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1 Suggested work to be done
2 Search
3 Image copyright
4 Wiki fr is better on Perec
5 removed info

[edit] Suggested work to be done

Links to book pages

We need to get pages on individual books to link both from the French titles and from the English titles. Also need to sort out whether the title of the page should carry the French or English title.

Felonati 17:55, 24 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Search

It seems that the Wikipedia search index should be updated so that a search for "Perec" would lead one to find this "Georges Perec" article.

IMHO...

Bill

[edit] Image copyright

I really don't think that the photography used in this article is fair use:

The image is that of a French man who was living in France. The American lawdoes not apply there. France has NO fair use, and copyright and author rights applies there by default on ALL publications, if there's no other copyright indication. Separately from copyright and author's right for the photography itself, seen asa artistic product, the person's right applies. The French law is extremely strict about persons images.
This represents a physical person whose image is protected, even after his death. Fair use does not apply to persons.
He has died recently, much less than 70 years ago, so his image still belongs to his family or his editors.
The images was imported without authorization from a personal French blog written . This site is protected by French copyright law, authors rights and international treaties.
The blog is hosted on the French website of a wellknown French commercial newspaper. It is not clear that even the blog author authorized this use (given that he has apparently not linked the hosted image on the blog itself), or that Le Monde reviewed this image. According to Le Monde, blogs canbeused to publish personal photos made by the blog author itself. The fact that the image is not visible on the blog itself hides the possibility that Le Monde has accepted this publication. And even if this is true, Le Monde keeps the publication rights (and so we need authorization from Le Monde, or ask the photo directly to the blog author, if he legally owns the rights on it).
The photo seems to have been modified and filtered of its copyright label, to produce a JPEG without any label.

This looks more like a stolen image used without permission. Anyway, the "fair use" label is NOT applicable, so there is no valid licence for this image... verdy_p 00:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC)