User talk:Robertcripp

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[edit] Mike Collins

Nice work starting that one up. (Emperor 00:11, 7 August 2006 (UTC))

[edit] License tagging for Image:AMGOTH cover.gif

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I suspect that still isn't adequate to stop fully describe the copyright situation. Its not strictly speaking the cove of 2000 AD - its the image that was used as the basis for the cover [1] - this puts it in a different category - something I learned with the FutureQuake cover. You have to usually supply a link to the source (if its online) but the version there is bigger than the one on his MySpace page [2] and I can't find it on his hompeage so I'd guess he has supplied you with the image to use (or you are him) in which case you can use the "withpermission" tag - if you go to the edit page of the FQ cover you can lift the tags straight from there. Hope that helps - its a great image and I'd like to see it kept in but unless everything is crystal clear on the copyright front then someone might make a move to remove it (if you aren't sure about the copyright situation then feel free to message me the details and I'll come up with some ideas and/or directly add the bits need to clarify things) (Emperor 01:26, 18 August 2006 (UTC))
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