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the original photo belongs to Teresa Myers -- (Teresa Myers is the daughter of Robert E Myers, who produced grammy winning albums by Laurindo Almeida and Salli Terri on the Capitol label) -- i was given a scan of the photo by Teresa Myers to use in whichever way i thought best on the salliterri.org website, for which i am webmaster -- the image has appeared on the web page referred to in the file history
http://www.salliterri.org/discog.htm since 2001, and acknowledgement to Teresa Myers for its use appears on that page -- there are no copyright restrictions on the image -- (this memorial web site is 12 years old, and has the support and encouragement of Teresa Myers, and the knowledge and approval of Salli Terri's daughters, and also of her ex-partner John Biggs -- it is the only web site devoted to Salli Terri) -- Teresa Myers agrees and approves that a scan of her photograph appears on Wikipedia as a public domain image -- apologies if this is not clear from the file history --
Oniscoid (
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06:04, 7 December 2010 (UTC)reply
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Your decisions shouldn't be based on 'feelings' or 'hunches'. This photo was taken by someone from the Soviet space agency. It could not be any outside media photographer since the N1 project was highly secretive. By virtue of the Soviet law at the time all informal photos taken by employees of the said space agency were deemed property of that space agency. All those materials (pictures included) were made public by the agency's successor through an official decision, thereby becoming part of "official documents of state government agencies". Both space agencies (past and present one) are in fact government agencies.--
Alvez3 (
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04:57, 5 December 2010 (UTC)reply
Thank you for the information. You are right we should not decide based on 'feelings' etc. That is why it is important that file page has all the relevant information so it is possible to verify that the work is PD. Someone started a DR on the same file on Commons (
commons:Commons:Deletion requests/File:N1 booster lp.gif). I will add a link to this discussion. --
MGA73 (
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20:33, 5 December 2010 (UTC)reply
The following discussion is an archived inquiry of the possible unfree file below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the media's talk page or in a
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the original photo belongs to Teresa Myers -- (Teresa Myers is the daughter of Robert E Myers, who produced grammy winning albums by Laurindo Almeida and Salli Terri on the Capitol label) -- i was given a scan of the photo by Teresa Myers to use in whichever way i thought best on the salliterri.org website, for which i am webmaster -- the image has appeared on the web page referred to in the file history
http://www.salliterri.org/discog.htm since 2001, and acknowledgement to Teresa Myers for its use appears on that page -- there are no copyright restrictions on the image -- (this memorial web site is 12 years old, and has the support and encouragement of Teresa Myers, and the knowledge and approval of Salli Terri's daughters, and also of her ex-partner John Biggs -- it is the only web site devoted to Salli Terri) -- Teresa Myers agrees and approves that a scan of her photograph appears on Wikipedia as a public domain image -- apologies if this is not clear from the file history --
Oniscoid (
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06:04, 7 December 2010 (UTC)reply
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Your decisions shouldn't be based on 'feelings' or 'hunches'. This photo was taken by someone from the Soviet space agency. It could not be any outside media photographer since the N1 project was highly secretive. By virtue of the Soviet law at the time all informal photos taken by employees of the said space agency were deemed property of that space agency. All those materials (pictures included) were made public by the agency's successor through an official decision, thereby becoming part of "official documents of state government agencies". Both space agencies (past and present one) are in fact government agencies.--
Alvez3 (
talk)
04:57, 5 December 2010 (UTC)reply
Thank you for the information. You are right we should not decide based on 'feelings' etc. That is why it is important that file page has all the relevant information so it is possible to verify that the work is PD. Someone started a DR on the same file on Commons (
commons:Commons:Deletion requests/File:N1 booster lp.gif). I will add a link to this discussion. --
MGA73 (
talk)
20:33, 5 December 2010 (UTC)reply