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::::There are a few things here that you're possibly unaware of for the moment.  The first thing is that all intellectual property created by indivuduals working directly for the U.S. government is public-domain; we can use them here as per this page: [http://www.conservapedia.com/Conservapedia_Guidelines#Copying_from_other_sources].  But they have to be attributed as to where it came from, and the tag below has to be used on the page with the main source placed within it.  Another reason this public domain stuff is here (such as the several bird articles your deleted) is to provide a guide for the editor to make improvements and/or additions that are just not in the original.

::::There are a few things here that you're possibly unaware of for the moment.  The first thing is that all intellectual property created by indivuduals working directly for the U.S. government is public-domain; we can use them here as per this page: [http://www.conservapedia.com/Conservapedia_Guidelines#Copying_from_other_sources].  But they have to be attributed as to where it came from, and the tag below has to be used on the page with the main source placed within it.  Another reason this public domain stuff is here (such as the several bird articles your deleted) is to provide a guide for the editor to make improvements and/or additions that are just not in the original.

::::Pictures must be treated the same way; all should have a licence tag on it; all must identify exactly who created it, the year it was created; who or what entity owns it, and whether or not it's public domain.  Because we have so many images on the site it would not be possible to go through and check every one.  What you could do is to go to the image talk page, find out who uploaded it, and remind that person that the copyright or other is in question and corrections need to be made.  See [[Fair Use]] for further details, and you can also go to [[user:Karajou/tag template]] for more examples.

::::Pictures must be treated the same way; all should have a licence tag on it; all must identify exactly who created it, the year it was created; who or what entity owns it, and whether or not it's public domain.  Because we have so many images on the site it would not be possible to go through and check every one.  What you could do is to go to the image talk page, find out who uploaded it, and remind that person that the copyright or other is in question and corrections need to be made.  See [[Fair use]] for further details, and you can also go to [[user:Karajou/tag template]] for more examples.

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