So if you believe that to be true, you would have to explain the glyphs representing Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. According to biographies of the band, they themselves designed both glyphs. If so the images date to 1971, meaning they would still be in copyright.
Meg
On 03/01/2008, Charlotte Webb charlottethewebb@gmail.com wrote:
On 12/31/07, Meg Ireland megireland99@gmail.com wrote:
I find it hypocritical that User:Save Us 229 has removed a logo on the basis of copyright violation, and then proceeded to add Image:Zoso.svg in the image link space instead, then blanked all other links The users edits on this issue makes little sense.
Zoso.svg was created by Freakofnurture (former admin) who uploaded it to Commons as public domain. The validity of this license was disputed in April of last year, but it appears that the image was kept [1] on the basis that the four symbols themselves are older than dirt, that the sequence in which they are arranged lacks sufficient creativity to be copyrightable (amounts to no more than the sum of its parts), and that the image depicts only the glyphs of the album title and not the copyrighted cover art, so there was nothing to prevent him from releasing it into the public domain.
What is the "logo" image you are referring to, and where did 229 remove it from? A user-box by any chance? :-P
[1] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Deletion_requests/Image:Zoso.svg
—C.W.
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