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We have been given permission by Mr. Louis Antonelli (subject) to publish this text, information and photograph on your site. To check this permission status you may contact Mr. Antonelli directly at Antonellifilm@aol.com—Preceding unsigned comment added by Reelstory (talk • contribs) 05:10, 10 October 2007 (UTC)
Declined to speedy, copyright asserted. But you must follow the full procedure at WP:Donating material. and be aware that you must release the material under GFDL, not just for wkipedia. DGG (talk) 12:49, 10 October 2007 (UTC)
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Reelstory, you need to add references or alot of the material will be removed. For example, a Google search of "'Louis Antonelli' 'The Black and White Face'" only reveals Wikipedia and sites that copied from Wikipedia.
The movie posters are probably copyrighted. They too will be removed unless written permission is given to Wikipedia that the images are no longer copyrighted. Bgwhite (talk) 04:36, 30 September 2014 (UTC)
Bgwhite, It seems there is nothing we can do, so we are just going back the way it was before, with just the additon of a picture of Mr. Antonelli (self-portrait, globally published, we own the rights to it, so if that too is a problem themn just remove it. As for Louis Antonelli's, "The Black and White Face"...it is a very well known poetic work, first published Internationally by VIA, Voices in Italian Americana, January, 1992. It is referenced as to it's publishing, in the reference section, by exact page number, with ISSN registry number. If this is not a valid reference, the actual book the written work comes from cited, specifically, then there is nothing more that we can do. So, well just go back to the original, old page and leave it alone (as to us, a direct, valid, authorized source to Lousi Antonelli, and WE (Louis Antonelli, Quadrama/FILM, own all the copyrights, TM, etc., for any work listend/depicted on this historical reference page, and this includes movie poster graphics. But we will juts take it dowwn and go back to the same old thing and leave it alone. Whomever else wishes to change it, 'undo' it, etc., etc., we frankly just do not care. Thank you, REELSTORY. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Reelstory (talk • contribs) 08:10, 30 September 2014 (UTC)
Bgwhite, Your edits and 'undos' to this page concerning Mr. Antonelli are offensive. We laid out for you ALL the major references for Louis Antonelli, but you seem to want to 'chop', and not 'illustrate' his history. Also, you can stop adding 'alert' type messages to the top of this page for Mr. Antonelli - - - his family member is no longer contributing and/or editing this page, I am now doing so. I am a nuetral party, I do not know Mr. Antonelli personally, though am known to his family. There is a great deal to Mr. Antonelli's history, so I'm asking you, please stop your passive-agressive diminishment of it. I welcome you to add to it, as is your right, though with some due respect, I would ask. Thank you. Jwfrey — Preceding unsigned comment added by Reelstory (talk • contribs) 10:13, 6 October 2014 (UTC)