Answer:
No, You can't modify a "fair use" image.
Senpai
----- Original Message -----
From: <rfrangi(a)libero.it>
To: "foundation-l" <foundation-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org>
Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007 11:58 PM
Subject: Re: [Foundation-l] Diversity and NC images - Board meet
Daniel Mayer
wrote:
So even though our non-profit status may allow us to use NC image, others
who use our content for
commercial purposes would need to constantly remove non-free images. And
*that* makes it
needlessly difficult for others to use and enjoy our work.
If I take the contents of the english Wikipedia and I want to reuse them
commercially in Italy, I have to remove all fair use images. And *that*
makes it needlessly difficult (?) for me to use and enjoy our work. So for
me the use of fair use images goes against the spirit if not the letter of
the FDL.
Also (IANAL too) GFDL allows me to create derivative works, I don't know
if I can take an image that is fair use and modify it. I think it's not
possible and if this is the case, this as well goes against the spirit if
not the letter of the FDL.
And to state it clearly once again, I'm against fair use *AND * NC's.
But if the point is that only US subjects should not have the problem of
removing the bits of content that are not in accord with thier laws,
please state it clearly.
Roberto (Snowdog)
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