File source problem with File:James B Colgate prior to the 1916 storm.jpg edit

 

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It's a great photo but it obviously isn't yours even if you have edited it - that doesn't create a new copyright. So, who took the original (probably unknown but have to ask) and where did you get the image from. If it can be established that it was published, not just created, before 1923 then it will be a public domain item but if published after 1923 there is a bit more investigation to do. Nthep (talk) 17:34, 16 December 2017 (UTC)Reply

File source problem with File:Henry Cort in drydock after major refit.jpg edit

 

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File:James B Colgate prior to the 1916 storm.jpg listed for discussion edit

 

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File permission problem with File:Edward Y Townsend under tow.jpg edit

 

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File permission problem with File:William E Corey after launch.jpg edit

 

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File source problem with File:Wreck of the William C Moreland.jpg edit

 

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File source problem with File:William C Moreland launch.jpg edit

 

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Image uploads edit

You are finding some great photos but licencing of them is problematic. You must provide sources for all of them so that copyright status can be properly assessed. Just because you have edited them doesn't create a new copyright of yours if the original images are still in copyright. US copyright is based on date of publication not date of creation, that is why we need to know sources to see if the images are out of copyright or not. You are also using images that have appeared on other websites saying the website owner has released them, that might be correct but unless that release either appears on the website you take the photos from (and it doesn't as far as I can see) then the copyright holder needs to email Wikipedia with consent - see WP:CONSENT for the process. I hope you can remedy some of these as they are interesting historical images but the copyright has to be correct for them to stay. Nthep (talk) 10:42, 30 December 2017 (UTC)Reply

File:Wreck of the William C Moreland.jpg listed for discussion edit

 

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