Mark Wagner wrote:
On 5/17/06, Stan Shebs shebs@apple.com wrote:
or a "culture of image tagging" that has become fairly effective at searching out and destroying bad uploads.
I wish. We're managing to keep the worst of the worst out, but that basically means images where the uploader can't be bothered to find source information, or where nobody's gotten around to sticking a "fair use" tag on it. The new CSD criteria will help a little with the worst abuses of the {{fairuse}} and {{fairusein}} tags, but there's still no effective way of getting rid of things like the mess at [[Category:Fair use magazine covers]].
I knew there would be somebody naysaying this. :-) I wasn't trying to declare victory, just observing that, unlike, say, the AfD or userbox situations, the sourcing/licensing process runs with very little interference or debate (of course there is plenty of grumbling), and the rate at which it goes is really only limited by the number of participants.
By contrast, we don't have an agreed "culture of fair use", and so there are daily skirmishes over that.
Stan