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Images on Wikipedia must be tagged to help adhere to copyright laws and identify free material for use. Here are some image tagging guidelines:

  • Please tag images on the image description page with one of the tags below so we can keep track of its status. For information on where to put the tags in the image description page, see MediaWiki custom messages. The tags should be put on a line of their own.
  • When marking an image as one of the vaguer categories (such as CopyrightedFreeUse), try to specify somewhere what the actual license or other permission states.
  • If you tag an image as requiring attribution, please specify who needs to be attributed! Note that the GFDL requires attribution.
  • If multiple categories apply to an image, add all that apply.
  • Along with a tag, specify the source or copyright holder information. Provide as much detail as possible.
  • Please put more thought to the file naming of images as well.
  • Wikimedia Commons does not allow fair use material (see Commons:Licensing#Fair Use issue) but such images can still be used here (see Wikipedia:Copyrights#Fair use materials and special requirements). Fair use applies in some countries but not in others. Many images including fair use ones need to be kept out of a coming Mandrakelinux distribution (see m:Wikimedia and Mandrakesoft).
  • To help with image tagging management on Wikipedia, see Wikipedia:Untagged images.
  • Finally, scroll down to see the whole set of tagging options.
  • See also Wikipedia:Template messages/Image namespace


Contents
1 Tagging options

1.1 Public domain

1.1.1 General public domain images
1.1.2 Public domain dedications
1.1.3 Public domain art
1.1.4 USA public domain images

1.1.4.1 USA Federal government images
1.1.4.2 USA military public domain images

1.1.5 Other countries' public domain images
1.1.6 Other public domain images

1.2 Free licenses

1.2.1 "Any-purpose" copyright
1.2.2 GNU licenses
1.2.3 BSD licenses
1.2.4 Free Art license (License Art Libre)
1.2.5 Creative Commons Licenses
1.2.6 Italian government copyrights
1.2.7 US state government copyrights
1.2.8 UK government copyrights
1.2.9 Canadian federal, provincial, and territorial government copyrights
1.2.10 NZ government copyrights
1.2.11 German government copyright

1.3 Fair use
1.4 Roman Catholic Church images
1.5 Badly Labelled Images
1.6 Tags for deprecated images

1.6.1 Presumed Free images
1.6.2 Unfree Images
1.6.3 Copyright violations
1.6.4 Bad images
1.6.5 General non-free licenses
1.6.6 Non-free UK Government licenses
1.6.7 Other non-free government copyrights
1.6.8 Non-free Creative Commons licenses

2 Rationale
3 Creating new tags or sub-category
4 Image template notice
5 Members
6 Tagging status
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Tagging options

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Public domain

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General public domain images

  • {{PD}} - for when author has put into the public domain or the author died over 70 years ago (pre-1935). Consider first using the following subtags:
    • {{PD-flag-US}} - for images of national, governmental, or historical flags out of copyright in the United States
    • {{PD-flag-50}} - for images of national, governmental, or historical flags out of copyright in those countries with copyright terms of life of the author plus 50 years
    • {{PD-flag-70}} - for images of national, governmental, or historical flags out of copyright in those countries with copyright terms of life of the author plus 70 years
    • {{PD-flag-100}} - for images of national, governmental, or historical flags out of copyright in those countries with copyright terms of life of the author plus 100 years
    • {{PD-ineligible}} - for images that are inherently ineligible for copyright protection because they are based exclusively on common knowledge. An example would be Image:F Major key signature.png.
    • {{PD-old}} - for images where the author died more than 100 years ago (1905). (Note: not where the work or image is 100 or more years old)
      • {{PD-old-50}} - for images where the author died more than 50 years ago (1955). (Note: not where the work or image is 50 or more years old)
      • {{PD-old-70}} - for images where the author died more than 70 years ago (1935). (Note: not where the work or image is 70 or more years old.)
    • {{PD-stamp}} - for postage stamps known to be in the public domain for whatever reason, such as age, or because the issuing authority explicitly puts stamps in the public domain (US before 1978, Faeroes).
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Public domain dedications

These tags are used for an author to attempt to release their work into the public domain, disclaiming any copyright. However, if you use this, consider also using a license tag such as {{CopyrightedFreeUse}}, in case this is ineffective in your jurisdiction; see Wikipedia: Granting work into the public domain.

  • {{PD-release}} - when the creator has made a statement releasing the work to public domain
    • {{PD-link}} - a statement intended to release a contributor's own work into public domain and request an entirely optional link back to Wikipedia from anyone reproducing it
    • {{PD-self}} - a statement intended to release a contributor's own work into public domain
    • {{PD-user|username}} - a statement intended to release a particular user's own work into public domain by a Wikipedian
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Public domain art

  • {{PD-art}} - for images of works of art where the artist died more than 100 years ago. But if the person or organization who digitized it has released it under another license, list that other license as well as this one.
    • {{PD-art-life-50}} - for images of works of art where the artist died more than 50 years ago. But if the person or organization who digitized it has released it under another license, list that other license as well as this one.
    • {{PD-art-life-70}} - for images of works of art where the artist died more than 70 years ago. But if the person or organization who digitized it has released it under another license, list that other license as well as this one.
    • {{PD-art-US}} - for images of works of art published in the United States prior to 1923. But if the person or organization who digitized it has released it under another license, list that other license as well as this one.
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USA public domain images

  • {{money-US}} - for images of the official currency of the United States. These are in the public domain. (See also {{money}}.)
  • {{PD-art-US}} - for images of works of art published in the United States prior to 1923. But if the person or organization who digitized it has released it under another license, list that other license as well as this one.
  • {{PD-CAGov}} - for images created by the California state government that are ineligible for copyright (example).
  • {{PD-flag-US}} - for images of national, governmental, or historical flags out of copyright in the United States
  • {{PD-US}} - for copyright-expired images in the US (mainly those published pre-1923). Also for works not eligible for copyright under US law. (May be preferable in some cases vs. {{PD-old}} for US-originating images.)
  • {{PD-US-patent}} - for images from descriptions of US patents. These are in the public domain, though the actual inventions depicted might be encumbered by patents. [1] (http://www.uspto.gov/main/ccpubguide.htm)
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USA Federal government images
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USA military public domain images
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Other countries' public domain images

  • {{Iraqcopyright}} - for works first published in Iraq before Iraq signed a copyright treaty with the United States.
  • {{PD-AustraliaGov}} - for works published by the Australian government more than 50 years ago.
  • {{PD-BritishGov}} - for images created by the British Government and published prior to 1955.
  • {{PD-China}} - for photographs taken in China over 50 years ago, or for non-photographic images where the author died more than 50 years ago.
  • {{PD-Germany}} - for photographic works and other images where the German photographer (or creator) died more than 70 years ago.
  • {{PD-India}} - for photographs first published by Indian citizens or the Indian government prior to 1945-01-01. [2] (http://www.naukri.com/lls/copyright/section5.htm#25).
  • {{PD-Pakistan}} - for photographs taken in Pakistan over 50 years ago, or for non-photographic images where the author died more than 50 years ago.
  • {{PD-PakistanGov}} - for works created in Pakistan that are public records as defined by the Freedom of Information Ordinance of Pakistan.
  • {{PD-Philippines}} - for works whose copyrights have already expired as stated by Philippine copyright law.
  • {{PD-Poland}} - for Polish photographs published in Poland without a copyright notice prior to May 23, 1994.
  • {{PD-PolishGov}} - for Polish government documents, materials, signs and symbols.
  • {{PD-USSR}} - for works published by the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics before 27 May 1973.
  • {{PD-SAGov}} - For works published in South Africa that are more than 50 years old.
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Other public domain images

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Free licenses

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"Any-purpose" copyright

  • {{ABr}} - A photo copyrighted by Agência Brasil, that can be freely reproduced as long as credit is given to the source and the reporter.
  • {{AMI}} - For images digitized by the Árni Magnússon Institute in Iceland. Can be used freely as long as the source is stated.
  • {{Attribution}} - For images that require attribution.
    • Deprecated: consider using {{cc-by-2.0}}, below, instead.
  • {{CACTVSGIF}} - For images of chemical structures created with the GIF/PNG-Creator for 2D Plots of Chemical Structures (http://cactus.nci.nih.gov/services/gifcreator/), a product of the NIH/University of Erlangen-Nuremberg CACTVS (http://www2.ccc.uni-erlangen.de/software/cactvs/index.html) collaboration.
  • {{CopyrightedFreeUse}} - The image is copyrighted, but is free to use for any purpose. See also {{NoRightsReserved}} below.
  • {{CopyrightedFreeUse-Link}} - The image is free to use for any purpose, but requests an entirely optional link back to Wikipedia.
  • {{CopyrightedFreeUse-User}} - A particular Wikipedia user is the copyright holder, but releases all rights to it.
  • {{CopyrightedFreeUseProvidedThat|restrictions}} - For example, provided that credit is given and copyright is attributed. Note that non-commercial or educational use restrictions are not allowed as provisions in this tag. Consider using {{GFDL}} or one of the Creative Commons licenses below, instead of trying to make up your own restrictions.
  • {{EU image}} - Images from the website (http://europa.eu.int) of the European Union are copyrighted, but reproduction is authorised, provided the source is acknowledged and unless otherwise stated.
  • {{FinnishDefenceForces}} - for media copyrighted by the Finnish Defence Forces. See [4] (http://www.mil.fi/yhteystiedot/copyright_en.dsp)
  • {{Flphoto}} - Images from the Florida Photographic Collection (http://www.floridamemory.com/PhotographicCollection/), allowable if credit is given.
  • {{UNPhotoArchive}} - Images from the United Nations photo archive which may be used if credit is given.
  • {{NoRightsReserved}} for images to which the authorhas released all rights - essentially a more explicit version of {{CopyrightedFreeUse}} above.
  • {{Sejm}} - images from the website (http://www.sejm.gov.pl) of Sejm, the lower house of Polish Parliament and is copyrighted. Sejm allows it to be used for any purpose, if the source of the picture [5] (http://www.sejm.gov.pl) is given.
  • {{Trainweb}} - Images from TrainWeb, allowable if www.trainweb.com is printed near the photo.[6] (http://www.trainweb.com/photos/photohdr.htm)
  • {{User Friendly}} - Images from UserFriendly are allowable if the following is placed near or under the image (template is wikified). [7] (http://www.userfriendly.org/faq/)
<A HREF="http://www.userfriendly.org">From UserFriendly.org</A>
Copyright © 2004 J.D. "Illiad" Frazer.
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GNU licenses

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BSD licenses

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Free Art license (License Art Libre)

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Creative Commons Licenses

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Creative Commons, some rights reserved.

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Creative Commons 2.0, some rights reserved.

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Italian government copyrights

  • {{ItalyTourismCopyright}} - For promotional material produced by the Tourism Ministries of Italy and its city governments in which permission was given for use free of charge.
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US state government copyrights

  • {{HIGov}} - For copyrighted photos published by the state of Hawaii released for free use as long as credit is given to its source
  • {{ILGov}} - For copyrighted photos published by the state of Illinois released for free use as long as credit is given to its source
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UK government copyrights

  • {{CrownCopyright}} - For material under UK Crown copyright (Crown copyright in other countries has different restrictions). This only applies to some content on some web sites. It's not a carte blanche to use anything. See the talk page for a list of web sites that will allow some use - and check the copyright notice first as they are all different. It is the express opinion of HM Stationery Office that Crown Copyright is incompatible with the GFDL — contact the Epopt for details.

The options below are all either for Crown copyright or British Government bodies that claim copyrights in their own right with terms sufficiently different from the norm that they need their own message.

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Canadian federal, provincial, and territorial government copyrights

Canadian Crown Copyright requires that the source department be acknowledged as part of the copyright.

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NZ government copyrights

Almost everything is covered by either regular copyright, or if it is a public service department, by Crown copyright, which in New Zealand has a 100-year term under Section 26(3)(b) of the Copyright Act 1994. This puts most recent material out of bounds. However, there is an exception to these provisions for some documents:

  • {{PD-NZSection27}} - for works created by some New Zealand government entities, which are covered by Section 27(1) of the Copyright Act 1994 [9] (http://www.ibiblio.org/ahkitj/section27/). The section excludes from copyright protection the following NZ works: Bills, Acts, regulations, municipal bylaws, Hansard, select committee reports, court judgments, Royal commission reports, commission of inquiry reports, ministerial inquiry reports and statutory inquiry reports. Note that sourcing these from a third party provider that, say, annotated Acts, is dangerous -- they would have copyright in those annotations, and/or copyright in a new typographical arrangement [10] (http://www.med.govt.nz/buslt/int_prop/info-sheets/copyright-prot.html#P27_4364).
  • {{NZCrownCopyright}} - Some Government departments allow their material to be reproduced free of charge in any format or medium provided it is reproduced accurately and not used in a misleading context. The source of the material must be identified and the copyright status acknowledged. Remember that this is not a carte blanche. See the talk page for a list of web sites that will allow some use — and check the copyright notice first as they are all different.
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German government copyright

{{GermanGov}}: Almost everything is covered by normal copyright (70 years protection after the death of the author), but there is a "panorama" permission (UrhG § 5(2)) to reproduce material provided that the source is credited and the material is not modified. These provisions also apply to work created by the governments of the German Democratic Republic and the Third Reich.

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Fair use

All material under fair use is copyrighted to begin with. Each material under fair use claim must include a reason for fair use. Please review our rationale for fair use.

  • {{Fairold}} - For use with images from old sources where copyright may have expired but not quite old enough for this to be certain, but where use would be contended to be fair use if still subject to copyright (eg, advertising from companies that have been out of business for 50 + years).
  • {{Fairuse}} - for a copyrighted image which is contended to be fair use.
    • {{Albumcover}} - for album covers
    • {{AustraliaGov}} - for works under Crown Copyright by the Government of Australia.
    • {{Bookcover}} - for book covers
    • {{Coatofarms}} - For images of a "Coat of arms" or crest.
    • {{Comiccover}} - for comic book covers (trade paperbacks and the like go under {{Bookcover}}, however)
    • {{DVDcover}} - for DVD covers
    • {{Gamecover}} - for video game covers of reduced quality.
    • {{Logo}} - for logos
    • {{Magazinecover}} - for magazine covers
      • {{TIME}} - for TIME covers
    • {{money}} - for images of the official currency of a country. These may be in the public domain, or they may not.
      • {{money-EU}} - for images of the official currency of the EU. These are copyrighted.
      • {{money-US}} - for images of the official currency of the US. These are ineligible for copyright, and therefore in the public domain.
    • {{Newspapercover}} - for newspaper covers
    • {{Pokeimage}} - for Pokémon images
    • {{Poster}} - for poster images of reduced quality.
    • {{Promophoto}} - for promotional photos of people, e.g. headshots or posed shots
    • {{Screenshot}} - for screenshots of websites, software applications, films, television broadcasts and video games. Currently, no distinction is made between screenshots of proprietary programs and screenshots of free software. If the screenshot is of software showing a web page, then tag it with both {{software-screenshot}} and {{web-screenshot}}.
    • {{smithsonian}} - Images from the Smithsonian Institution
    • {{Stamp}} - for images of postage stamps which may or may not be in the public domain, depending on country.
    • {{USPSstamp}} - for U.S. postage stamps after 1978
    • {{Video tape cover}} - for video tape cover images
    • {{YuGiOhimage}} - for Yu-Gi-Oh! images
  • {{Fairuseunsure}} - for when use of a unique image that would be public domain unless contended to be fair use depending upon if it is subject to copyright, but the copyright status cannot or is difficult to be determined. A rationale should be provided to support this conclusion of why it cannot be determined and fair use. ie. Public domain unless fair use. [ talk ]
  • {{fairuseunknownsource}}, shortened to {{fuus}} - for images where the source is not known but image is claimed to be fair use regardless.
  • {{PAphoto}} - For images from PA Photos.
  • {{PermissionAndFairUse}} - where we have permission, and US fair use also applies. You should also describe as much as possible about the permission including who from and conditions.
  • {{Promotional}} - for an image freely provided to promote an item, as in a promotional photo in a press packet
  • {{unimage}} - for an image released by an agency of the United Nations.
  • {{Verifieduse}} - An approval process for fair use images has been proposed at Wikipedia:Fair use. Images which have gone through that process carry this tag.
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Roman Catholic Church images

  • {{Catholic}} - For public domain images found on the Catholic Encyclopedia
  • {{Church}} - For free-use copyrighted and public domain images released by Catholic religious orders
  • {{Vatican}} - For free-use copyrighted and public domain images directly released by the Vatican
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Badly Labelled Images

  • {{PD-flag}} - images of flags marked as public domain when in fact they might not be. Source information is often needed and licence information should be added if necessary.
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Tags for deprecated images

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Presumed Free images

{{GFDL-presumed}} These are images that have been unverified to be free of copyright issues, but some user in good faith believes to have been created by the uploader and hence are mostly public domain or GFDL, i.e. redistributable under the GFDL.

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Unfree Images

These tags are used to mark images which are deprecated, and which will eventually be deleted.

On September 20, 2004, Wikipedia:Possibly unfree images began accepting listings for images used in Wikipedia that either do not have a license or are currently listed with a non-free license. The following tags are for use on such images. Though these images are unwanted, they should not be deleted immediately but proceed to be slowly and respectfully weeded out.

  • {{PUI}} - used for images that do not currently have a license noted. If an alternative license is not found, these images may be deleted within 30 days.
  • {{PUIdisputed}} - used for images where the stated copyright status is disputed. If an alternative license is not found, these images may be deleted within 30 days.
  • {{Nonfreedelete}} - used for images with a noted non-free license. If an alternative license is not found, these images may be deleted within 30 days.
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Copyright violations

This tag is used to mark images which violate copyright, and which will quickly be deleted.

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Bad images

These tags are used to mark images which are deprecated, and which will eventually be deleted.

  • {{Missing image}} - for images that cannot be deleted using the standard deletion procedure due to bugs in the MediaWiki software. Generally, these images have to be manually deleted by a developer.
  • {{Dead-image}} - for an image which has no associated file which may be deleted.
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General non-free licenses

Do not upload images for which one of the tags in this section applies.

  • {{permission}} - another version of {{copyrighted}}.
  • {{noncommercial}} - where there is general non-commercial permission.
  • {{noncommercialProvided}} reason - where there is general non-commercial permission provided that... (e.g.) the photographer is credited. For example, images from IMDb cannot be reproduced for sale and credit must be supplied. However, these images may possibly be used under other categories such as fair use such as promotional head shots of people.
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Non-free UK Government licenses

Do not upload images for which one of the tags in this section applies.

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Other non-free government copyrights

Do not upload images for which one of the tags in this section applies.

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Non-free Creative Commons licenses

Do not upload images for which one of the tags in this section applies.

  • {{cc-nc}} - NonCommercial
  • {{cc-by-nc}} - Attribution-NonCommercial
  • {{cc-nc-sa}} - NonCommercial-ShareAlike
  • {{cc-by-nc-sa}} - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
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Rationale

But why? ... we hear you cry.

Well, it is a few things:

  1. What's "fair use" in one country may not be "fair use" in another country; this allows people creating derivative works in other countries to extract images which aren't legal in their country.
  2. It is harder to create decent images than decent text, so the temptation to break copyright is bigger, so we like to be a bit more vigilant. For this very reason, sublicensees of Wikipedia are going to be especially concerned about images, particularly for printed versions.
  3. Secondly, it's easy to rewrite text that turns out to be copyrighted, but harder (though possible) to do the same for images.
  4. It is good practice to cite our sources, where we've (legally) copied images from elsewhere. If we give due credit, we're more likely to get permission (and some licenses require due credit anyway).
  5. Where Wikipedians have created the images, they should have a bit of fame! Putting some text on the image description page that they took it themselves, and they license it under the GFDL, is a good way to do that.

Please also see this announcement (http://mail.wikipedia.org/pipermail/wikien-l/2005-May/023760.html) from Wikipedia founder Jimbo Wales.

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Creating new tags or sub-category

If you are uploading a relatively large collection of images, you should consider creating a new tag and sub-category for them.

  1. First create the template, for example, Template:Asdf. This can be a quick draft version of a public domain notice, for example.
  2. Categorize that template to Category:Asdf images.
  3. Edit this category to put a description.
  4. Add the template tag {{Image template notice|Asdf}} in this category edit.
  5. Categorize this category to, for example, Category:Public domain images.

Done. All you need to do is just tag your uploaded images with {{Asdf}}. All those images will be in the Category:Asdf images which in turn would be a sub-category of Category:Public domain images.

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Image template notice

Each copyright tag such as {{Fairuse}} should correspond to a Category. Placing such a tag on an image will automatically put it into that category, because that template should already belong to that category. Using {{Fairuse}} as an example, each of such category should have a notice by using the tag {{Image template notice|Fairuse}} of the template Template:Image template notice that renders as:


To place an image in this category, add the tag {{fairuse}} to the bottom of the image's description page. If you are not sure which category an image belongs to, consult the image copyright tag page. If this category is very large, please consider adding a table of contents ({{CategoryTOC}}) or place your image in a new or existing subcategory.

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Members

This is a team of Wikipedians who have volunteered to help do this vital work.

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Tagging status

Note: totals include many other tags not individually shown for clarity.

Tag 08/28 09/04 09/14 09/17* 09/20 10/10 11/26
{{GFDL}} 10373 11374 12508 23394 25407 31149 36179
{{GFDL-small}} 6 40
{{GPL}} 56 59 62 64 67 83 86
{{LGPL}} 2 2 4 4 4 5 9
total GNU 25478 31243 36356
{{PD}} 5864 6314 7676 8722 9090 10948 14634
{{PD-US}} 391 435 509
{{PD-USGov}} 2355 1866 2321
{{PD-CAGov}} 13 15 25
{{polishpd}} 6 13
{{Sovietpd}} 33 33 66 66 69 95 121
{{iraqcopyright}} 69 10 10
{{PD-art}} 83 163 430
total public domain 12044 13803 21445
{{PermissionAndFairUse}} 104 102 126 127 129 146 572
{{fairuse}} 3503 3755 4107 5269 5491 5779 7675
{{freefairusein}} 1 1 1 1 8 8 10
{{verifieduse}} 18 18 20 26 25 25 30
{{logo}} 355 1100
{{screenshot}} 879 1525
total fair use 5653 7192 13607
{{permission}} 22 84
{{copyrighted}} 66 69 82 84 86 105 138
{{CopyrightedFreeUse}} 73 76 124 124 132 174 292
{{CopyrightedFreeUseProvided}} 229 256 298 305 311 352 400
{{CrownCopyright}} 13 15 15 15 15 18 68
total external copyright 544 671 983
{{cc-by}} 59 66 82
{{cc-by-2.0}} 6 32 181
{{cc-by-nc}} 12 52 59
{{cc-by-nc-2.0}} 28 29 30
{{cc-by-nc-sa}} 59 59 62
{{cc-by-nc-sa-2.0}} 9 10 34
{{cc-by-nd}} 3 4 4
{{cc-by-nd-nc}} 216 214 220
{{cc-by-nd-nc-2.0}} 14 14 14
{{cc-by-sa}} 922 1047 1159
{{cc-by-sa-2.0}} 37 119 285
{{cc-nc}} 22 27 47
{{cc-nc-sa}} 7 7 18
{{cc-nd}} 1 1 1
{{cc-nd-nc}} 5 5 5
{{cc-sa}} 175 177 205
total creative commons 1575 1863 2406
{{noncommercial}} 253 255 285 301 300 336 365
{{noncommercialProvided}} 137 141 150 156 160 162 167
total non commercial 460 498 532
{{PUI}} 12 108
{{PUIdisputed}} 17 7
{{nonfreedelete}} 14 23
total possibily unfree 460 43 138
{{unknown}} 131 150 192 193 203 246 330
{{unverified}} 1984 2048 2260 2266 2383 2641 3104
total other 2586 2887 3435
total tagged 47460 57170 77199
not tagged 64568 64838 65085 51965 47584 43394 41656
total images 95044 100564 118855


* = after the script was changed to count old {{msg:...}} too.

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