Gregory Maxwell schreef:
On 8/24/07, Eugene van der Pijll eugene@vanderpijll.nl wrote:
- It would be wrong for us to widen the attribution gap between
photographers and text writers. We can't inline credit all text authors because some articles have hundreds of authors. So inline credit would provide discriminatory attribution.
Most of our text is written by wikipedians. They do not expect attribution. Text that is imported from other sources should be attributed. (EB1911, MathWorld, etc.)
Photographers outside of Wikipedia also expect attribution.
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- Even if it's not advertisement we have users with names like
"User:NoseNuggets"... if thats their preferred name for attribution it would be a bullet in the head of the current professionalism of our pages.
This is no problem: we don't have to add attributions to Wikipedia users, only to external sources.
I've suggested several in the past that we provide a more obvious attributions link, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Gmaxwell/example
This looks good, I like it.
Eugene