On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 7:39 PM, Ryan Kaldari
<rkaldari(a)wikimedia.org>
wrote:
I added a new parameter to the template for
indicating full consent. If
you use {{consent|full}} it outputs:
"I personally created this media. All identifiable persons shown
specifically consented to publication of this photograph or video under
a free license, granting unrestricted rights to redistribute the media
for any purpose."
Not commenting on the merit of including such a variation:
Consenting to the release of something under a free license
emphatically *does not* mean "granting unrestricted rights to
redistribute the media for any purpose." In particular, under many
licenses, the redistribution is restricted by the requirement that the
new copies also be provided under a free license. They also usually
require that the creator be attributed.
You may wish to rethink the wording of that, a bit.
--
Tracy Poff
A "full" release should signify that the subject should have been fully
informed and understand the broad nature of an unrestricted license;
things like the right to modify the image, substitute a pig's body for
yours, and use it in an ad during televising of the Super Bowl.
Fred