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The article Patera Building has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:
Non-notable, fails WP:GNG
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The section 'Innovations in Design and Manufacture' has been removed. I can live with that - the condensed article reads well enough. I have included some websites as current sources, and I have posted a single photo with added caption. If possible (DG) please remove == Proposed deletionofPatera Building ==
Thanks for your help.Nigel PG Dale (talk) 21:48, 16 April 2021 (UTC)Reply
At present, the article exists, and no one has submitted it to Articles for Deletion. Congrats on having created an article. I suggest you put it on your Watchlist (menu option, upper right), so that you are aware of edits going forward. But take care not to act as if you 'own' the article. I have no intention of editing the article in the future. David notMD (talk) 14:37, 15 April 2021 (UTC)Reply
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Hello, could you please clarify where the images on Patera Building came from? You've uploaded them marked as your 'own work', but (to my non-expert eye) the top image looks like a photograph or scan of a printed image? If that's the case, whose copyright is the original image?
Also, the building diagram looks like it might have come from some publication, given that it has the 'Fig.1' note included. The file description says "provided by Mark Whitby", but it's not clear what that means. Thanks, --DoubleGrazing (talk) 13:07, 16 April 2021 (UTC)Reply
Hi DG, I appreciate your concerns over copyright issues. I share your alarm when I see copyrighted material flying around on line. As a published author who deals regularly with © issues and permissions, I can assure you that I have permission to use these three images. The bottom one at Albert Island was taken in October 2020 by Colin Pugh, a lecturer at Manchester University School of Architecture. He has given, in writing, his permission to use his image. The top photo is a copy of one of hundreds given out in a press-release pack to coincide with the 1981 Interbuild Exhibition at the NEC. It was produced by the Longton Industrial Holdings Plc Publicity Dept with the express intention that it should be published. Finally, the Graphic by Mark Whitby is contained within one of the quoted sources, and thus, as long as it is correctly attributed, and I have permission from MW to use it - which I have, there can be little difference between this and quoting text from an attributed source. I don't see any requirement that only the © holder can post onto Wikimedia Commons. With permission, I find nothing wrong with my carrying out the mechanics of uploading these images. I take on board your concerns over © issues, but in this case you are pushing against an open door. Thanks for your help throughout. ps Please confirm that when I repost the above, you will leave them be. ~ ~ ~ ~
This has no business in the article unless it can be completely referenced. Even if, it is about what the Patera Building is not, which is not relevant. David notMD (talk) 22:10, 16 April 2021 (UTC)Reply
yes, point agreed, I'll fully reference this section. Nigel PG Dale (talk) 06:47, 17 April 2021 (UTC)Reply
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