I have an idea rolling around in my head for a new lens. I need to get my pictures taken for it first. No clues, it's going to be a surprise, but I hope it will be well read.
I asked someone in the facebook group, so probably have an answer to this, but are pictures in wikipedia in the public domain? Not knowing, and all the talk of copyright lately, I've not built any more of my This Day in History lenses. I so want to get back into those though. I still have 4 birthdays to do for the year, then want to move on to filling in the other days of the year.
(Something strange just happened----I was typing this and my screen went faded and a message popped up that I had logged out from another location and did I want to log back in? OMG--please tell me that I've not been hacked!! Why would I be logged out from another location? and just what location??)
Since I don't have anything new to share this week, I will share two lenses that are at the bottom of my list and close to being in the red:
I have used a wiki photo in a lens. I looked at the photo and it had a place on the wiki with the creative commons and it explained how to use the photo. In the case of the one I used, it said to attribute it back to this original location, which I did. It did not state that I had to link it, just give attribution. So I put that under the photo. I have seen other lensmaster's do that too. As for the loggout, I have had blogger log me out on it's own and I have had to reloggin. I think the server just shuts something off for a sec. If you are really worried, reset your password. -Flamincatdesigns
ReplyDeleteThis is a great blog. Thanks for posting on FB. I like all the extra stuff on the sidebars...have to consider that for mine.
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