Talk:Sweet Tea Queens
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The Sweet Tea Queens article was written by me and I am the creator of the Sweet Tea Queens' website. In addition, I hold any and all copyrights to the content of the Sweet Tea Queens website and art. The referenced link for possible copyright violation is a link to the website created by me. I give my permission for fair use of any images or text on the site for this Wikipedia article. Please email me if there are any questions. Thanks for your diligence. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Ssignature (talk • contribs).
- OK well go tell the folks over at Wikipedia:Copyright problems, this page is listed at Wikipedia:Copyright problems/2006 February 2. Remember you have to release the text under the GDFL used by wikipedia. Also it's not very clear that this group is famous enough for a place in wikipedia, for example, does it receive significant press coverage? Kappa 01:04, 2 February 2006 (UTC)
They have appeared in Travel & Leisure magazine, South Carolina magazine, the Spartanburg Herald Journal on various FM morning shows are are local celbrities.
- I've taken the tag off, although someone might still delete it if they don't think the copyvio has been resolved. It will help your cause to WP:CITE the press coverage to make it as verifiable as possible. Kappa 01:11, 2 February 2006 (UTC)
Y'all are really diligent. I really got the impression that Wikipedia was a free-for-all but in addition to this discussion, an administrator named Howard Cheng emailed me to confirm authenticity. This speaks volumes for Wikipedia's integrity. Kudos!--Ssignature 18:54, 2 February 2006 (UTC)
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