Yes, copyvio's are always a problem - although last year there were /relatively/ (compared to normal commons uploads) few. It seems this year it's a bit more.
I would suggest to disqualify early - or else you may forget about it. Some countries used for this purpose a categorization system: they inserted a category through the form automatically (something about 'unchecked') and would simply change that to 'checked' if they checked the image fit the description in the database.
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2012/9/4 Racso racso@colombia.com
I think I'll wait until tomorrow before asking for deletion, to let the participant answer (just in case [?]).
I have another question about the topic: should I disqualify invalid images (e.g. from monuments that aren't on the lists) immediately, or wait (until when? the end of the contest?)?
Racso
2012/9/3 Racso racso@colombia.com
Hello.
I have detected that a participant just uploaded photographs he found on internet, so I must proceed to mark them for deletion. Sigh.
My question is, Does someone know about any [semi-]automated tool to verify if uploaded images already existed? I use Google image search, but that tool requires checking single images at a time.
Thanks, Racso
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