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The result of the debate was: - Delete - whether replaceable or not is moot (though the image may fail NFCC#8) - the image lacks an attributed source and fails NFCC#10a -
Peripitus(Talk)11:46, 8 October 2008 (UTC)reply
Are you *sure* that the heliocopter exists in this form and the person is still alive? According to the article it apparently was once included in,
Flight For Life (Valley Hospital), one of the flight nurses, Kathy Batterman, was killed in a heliocopter crash in 1999. She may be the person in the picture given the file name. As for the heliocopter, the image was being used to show the paint scheme in 1996. But the article states that the air ambulance service was sold in 2001 to
Mercy Air. And the Mercy Air article shows that service uses a different paint scheme entirely for its heliocopters. So even if the heliocopter still exits, it doesn't exist with the Flight for Life paint scheme. (Furthermore, per the FAA website,
[1] this particular heliocopter is now registered to a guy in California while Mercy Air is in Colorado, so it is not unlikely that Mercy Air doesn't have it either.) If I'm correct about this-- though I'm sure the person who originally uploaded the image could better explain-- then it is possible that no free image could ever be created to replace this one. Of course, it would be best if the uploader would include this relevant information on the image page.
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02:46, 24 September 2008 (UTC)reply
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Non-free book cover. As far as I can see, the book isn't even mentioned in the
NetObjects Fusion article, except in the "Sources and links" section at the end. This image does not significantly increase the reader's understanding of the topic, so it fails
WP:NFCC #8. —
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12:46, 23 September 2008 (UTC)reply
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The result of the debate was: Deleted - minimal fair use rationale, minimal discussion. While discussion of the book cover is not needed to satisfy the NFCCs, substantive discussion of the book it. There should be not prejudice against restoration at such time that usage is justifiable under the nonfree content criteria.
WilyD15:48, 3 October 2008 (UTC)reply
Until we have an article on the book this image is a cover of, or until this cover is discussed critically or somehow adds value a free image couldn't, I don't think we are justified in hosting this copyrighted image.
the skomorokh16:57, 23 September 2008 (UTC)reply
First edition of first book published by this author, book is discussed in the article, obviously no "free" image of the book cover is available.
Crypticfirefly (
talk) 23:18, 23 September 2008 (UTC) (For those not following the link-- the book itself is notable as the first novel of Hugo winner
Bruce Sterling.
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The result of the debate was: - Delete - whether replaceable or not is moot (though the image may fail NFCC#8) - the image lacks an attributed source and fails NFCC#10a -
Peripitus(Talk)11:46, 8 October 2008 (UTC)reply
Are you *sure* that the heliocopter exists in this form and the person is still alive? According to the article it apparently was once included in,
Flight For Life (Valley Hospital), one of the flight nurses, Kathy Batterman, was killed in a heliocopter crash in 1999. She may be the person in the picture given the file name. As for the heliocopter, the image was being used to show the paint scheme in 1996. But the article states that the air ambulance service was sold in 2001 to
Mercy Air. And the Mercy Air article shows that service uses a different paint scheme entirely for its heliocopters. So even if the heliocopter still exits, it doesn't exist with the Flight for Life paint scheme. (Furthermore, per the FAA website,
[1] this particular heliocopter is now registered to a guy in California while Mercy Air is in Colorado, so it is not unlikely that Mercy Air doesn't have it either.) If I'm correct about this-- though I'm sure the person who originally uploaded the image could better explain-- then it is possible that no free image could ever be created to replace this one. Of course, it would be best if the uploader would include this relevant information on the image page.
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02:46, 24 September 2008 (UTC)reply
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Non-free book cover. As far as I can see, the book isn't even mentioned in the
NetObjects Fusion article, except in the "Sources and links" section at the end. This image does not significantly increase the reader's understanding of the topic, so it fails
WP:NFCC #8. —
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12:46, 23 September 2008 (UTC)reply
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The result of the debate was: Deleted - minimal fair use rationale, minimal discussion. While discussion of the book cover is not needed to satisfy the NFCCs, substantive discussion of the book it. There should be not prejudice against restoration at such time that usage is justifiable under the nonfree content criteria.
WilyD15:48, 3 October 2008 (UTC)reply
Until we have an article on the book this image is a cover of, or until this cover is discussed critically or somehow adds value a free image couldn't, I don't think we are justified in hosting this copyrighted image.
the skomorokh16:57, 23 September 2008 (UTC)reply
First edition of first book published by this author, book is discussed in the article, obviously no "free" image of the book cover is available.
Crypticfirefly (
talk) 23:18, 23 September 2008 (UTC) (For those not following the link-- the book itself is notable as the first novel of Hugo winner
Bruce Sterling.
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