Please do not edit this for the time being. Feel free to make use of the material presented here where appropriate, and to discuss what's here on the talk page. I've moved other people's additions from here to there. There is an RfC in progress regarding Sir Nick, so it's probably more appropriate to post additional material directly about him at that page. Argyriou (talk) 21:43, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

does not understand policy edit

  • The user Mahlenmahlen must mention on his YouTube page which shows the clip, or on his user page, if YouTube provides one; that he is either free-licensing it or releasing it in the creative-commons. Such assertions that he was the uploader of the file on YouTube cannot be under any terms of reasonability be accepted.[1]
  • What exactly are you talking about? We do not need consensus on Talk:Barrington Hall for deciding if we need to keep YouTube video links on this website. [2]
  • YouTube links are not reliable as any person with an internet connection can upload a file on their website.[3]
  • Unless the video's copyrights are exclusively owned by YouTube, no – you cannot link to the site.[4]
  • YouTube links are either copyright infringements or not reliable.[5]

repeated deletions with failure to discuss edit

Legitimate dispute, resolved by unambiguously clarifying the copyright status of the video (which is what should have been done in the first place) Guy (Help!) 10:05, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

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lies edit

  • Yes, Tvoz, there is a difference of opinion on this matter, and all the administrators who are comfortably aware of the policies and guidelines of this place have their reasons as to why YouTube links should be removed. Have a look here User:Dmcdevit/YouTube (admin), User:J.smith/YouTube (admin).[13] (reply)
  • Please do not disrupt Wikipedia. A consensus has been reached on the WP:ANI page.[14]

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