On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 6:40 AM, Andrew wrote:
However, does this comply with the GDFL license?
All it says by way of attribution is "(Photo: wikipedia)"
No. What's needed is:
1) A copy of the GFDL. For web uses, a link to the GFDL is generally
accepted as complying with this.
2) The preservation of any copyright notices, and of the notice that
the thing is available under the GFDL.
The situation is slightly different if using a modified version, but
that's not usually the case when photos are used.
That's highly unrealistic, especially for print media. A link to the
source is about as much as can be sensibly expected.
Ec