Talk:Goldsworthy Gurney

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[edit] Copyvio

The first four edits of this article are a copyvio from [1].

I've left a message on User talk:Benjaminevans82 and emailed the source site to see whether they're happy to let it go, or whether they want it removed. And I've subedited some of the article and added a reasonable amount of new PD content. I'll remove the remainder of the copyvio text if the site owner does not respond, or responds negitively; and update this note if I hear back in the positive. --Tagishsimon (talk)

And got a positive reply (and we do comply with their wishes, in our External links section):

20-Aug-2006 21:53

"Thank you for bringing to our attention about the text copied from the Goldsworthy Gurney webpage on our Internet website.

We do not mind if text is used elsewhere from our website as long as it is credited as being copied from our website and due acknowledgement is given to our website with the URL address.

Webmaster

CIBSE Heritage Group

and

22-Aug-2006 23:07

I have no objections to you using the Patent images from our website as long as you give due credit to the Website and the source of the information as the British Library Patents Office.

Regards

Webmaster

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Does anyone know why there is a "" command on this page? --Benjaminevans82 15:59, 1 December 2006 (UTC)