[Wikipedia-l] Where to put acknowledgements
Tim Marklew
tmarklew at hotmail.com
Wed Aug 21 22:56:41 UTC 2002
I wrote:
>As far as I understand it, users of our material have to provide history of
>contributors, and we suggest that they link back to our article to fulfil
>this obligation. Alternatively, there is nothing to stop them just copying
>our history and use that instead, without linking to us (strictly, they may
>not even have to credit 'Wikipedia' at all).
Looks like I was wrong here: section 4J of the FDL *requires* giving the
network location of previous versions of the document, so they would have to
link back to the original text. I think the Wikipedia:Copyrights page could
do with changing to make that clearer.
Also note section 4K of the GFDL which requires preserving pre existing
acknowledgements and dedications.
Tim (Enchanter)
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