[WikiEN-l] Images and original research (was: [[New anti-Semitism]] and...)
jkelly at fas.harvard.edu
jkelly at fas.harvard.edu
Thu Aug 24 22:44:07 UTC 2006
Gregory,
> > As Jkelly has explained, we don't need a secondary source claiming
> > that a picture of a tree is a picture of tree before we can insert it
> > in an article.
Quoting Gregory Maxwell <gmaxwell at gmail.com>:
> and we would likely not need a secondary source to place this image on
> an article about protest posters.
I think that there is something smart about making this distinction, which I
failed to do, but I'm not sure that it is one we usually make. If I state that
my tree picture shows damage from acid rain, do I need a source for that? What
level of interpretation are we comfortable with?
Jkelly
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