2011/5/31 Michael Snow <wikipedia(a)frontier.com>om>:
On 5/30/2011 2:32 PM, Amir E. Aharoni wrote:
Hello,
There's a bit of discussion about deleting old versions of fair-use
files in the Hebrew Wikipedia and it may be interesting to other
projects as well.
The main questions is: Should old versions of fair-use files be
deleted? The two main points that support the deletion are that it
saves space on the server and that keeping a version of a non-free
file violates the fair use policy, because the old version of the
image can be viewed, but is not actually used in any relevant article.
I just want
to see if I understand this correctly. Is this a reference
to files where the current revision is included in some article based on
a fair use rationale, but the file also has earlier versions that are
not so used?
Yes, that's exactly what i referred to.
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