Archdetails

Wave Tower and copyrighted material

Archdetails, thank you for moving this debate from the edit summaries. As you probably know, I have removed the information because it is a copy, word-for-word, from http://www.dexigner.com/architecture/news-g12672.html. If you are indeed the author, you need to prove it in some way. Just your claim of being the author and allowing it to be put on Wikipedia is not enough. Please read the information at Wikipedia:Requesting copyright permission. Everything you need in order to ensure that the information can be used on Wikipedia is there. Please read through it and send an e-mail to Wikimedia stating what content you want to put on Wikipedia and why. Take note, that Wikimedia will need to contact Dexigner in order to ensure that the information can be used.

If all of this seems too complicated, or if you cannot gain permission to use the content, you should rewrite the information. Paraphrase and summarize the text and provide references to that site. This will prevent it from being considered a copyrighted violation and removed. If you have any more questions, I would be glad to help you. Leitmanp (talk | contributions) 18:18, 10 March 2008 (UTC)

Orphaned non-free image File:Wave Tower, Dubai - A-cero.jpg

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