User talk:Paradise Chronicle
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Brachiale Löschaktion/Brachial extinguishing action[edit]
Paradise Chronicle (Diskussion) After I've realized, that you are also working as rigid terminator on other French architectural objects to abolish them from WIKIMEDIA Commons, such as the Unité d`habitation à Marseille, I hope that you are able to see the damage you are producing to the WIKIPEDIA Encyclopedia. Therefore I think you should give up your allegation of beeing an admirer of Le Corbusier and his work, which now COMMONwise falls into informative pieces like https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:La_Tourette_1.jpg and https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Couvent_de_la_Tourette_-_9.JPG I do repeat my already expressed lack of understanding towards your action:
I don't understand, that your main effort seems to be the extinction of a lot of images which are important for the visual understanding of architecture, thus reducing the quality of Wikipedia as Encyclopedia. Most of these files (uploaded under the Wikipedia articles: Saint Marie e la Tourette and Notre Dame du Haut) sustained for different reasons any deletions since years, despite the surveillance of bots and the supervision of competent users and admins. Everybody who is struggeling in search of exceptions for image-publishing within the limits of French legislation is forced to interpret the code de la propriété intellectuelle (CPI), is bound to a shaky French FoP and has to be regardful towards the Wikimedia rules, which allow commercial usage of files, even if the author has no such usage in mind. Another dramatic handicap for Wikimedia/Wikipedia interests is the existence of the French ADAGP Society, which undermines a European solution and the improvement of FoP. Therefore riding only "No FoP in France" horses and the bureocratic use of "author´s death plus 70 years" as tunnel vision, does not help to develop and broaden worldwide knowledge.
After you made the proposal to upload images on WIKIPEDIA and not on WIKIMEDIA, which does not work, you are either absolutely not informed or - a member of the French ADAGP society... With this cynical joke I say (not good), but only bye. Peter Christian Riemann (talk) 10:52, 27 April 2024 (UTC)
- You are maybe a bit emotional in your reaction to the DR. I have been affected by DRs as well. It's a normal thing to happen to a newcomer and I didn't get a personal explanation like you did. And I believe I was rather friendly and in search of cooperation in my approach to you. On the Wikipedia upload I was also surprised that it was possible in the German Wikipedia (apparently only at some time in the past), but it is still possible in the English wikipedia, so there you might be more successful. And the bots are often not reliable if it relates to DRs, as we notice often. Paradise Chronicle (talk) 13:30, 27 April 2024 (UTC)
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