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I was thinking that it might be nice to have items on the drop-down license menu for
- Icons
- Mounts (visible)
It would beat having to manually add licensing templates to the icons, and make it easier to find mount images. Jeff ( talk | stalk ) 22:34, January 16, 2014 (UTC)
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Mount added as
{{ss|mt}}
with Category:Mount Images . Icons should just be using{{ss|-}}
; they'll all be going away eventually once we (one day) convert to use the SOE data API and pull icons directly from there, plus they don't normally go in Category:Icons but rather one of the numerous subcategories so a one-fits-all wouldn't really be possible. -- lordebon ( talk ) 01:32, January 17, 2014 (UTC)
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for clarification: mount images will have
{{ss-mt}}
if you use it via drop down -
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( Talk ) 10:20, January 17, 2014 (UTC)
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for clarification: mount images will have
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- Yeah, ss-mt is the helper template that adds the category and calls ss|mt. Only ss-mt should be used directly, ss|mt should not be called manually or you won't get the category.
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I'm not sure what all is needed for licensing and what not, one would hope Sony wouldn't go after the Wiki for providing players with information but I could start adding the {{ss|-}} to images. Does that go on all images?
I wonder if there would be a way to have a bot add that to all the images. Jado818 ( talk ) 16:51, January 17, 2014 (UTC)
- It's more of a CYA/dotting all the i's kind of thing. All images uploaded should have a license of some sort on them; the only exception perhaps would be something that was a user's own creative work, which would then be licensed CC-By-SA like edits. Anything generated within/from the game should have a license reflecting that. Botting them I'm not sure we can do; by default the wiki used to insert a "no license" template on upload if none was selected but wikia broke that long ago so there's no list of ones without licenses; to make it worse the bot would have no way of knowing what kind of image it was and thus wouldn't be able to add the appropriate license template.
- You don't have to worry about it that much for already-uploaded images, just in the future try to always select an appropriate license for new uploads or add one if you visit and image that doesn't have licensing info. -- lordebon ( talk ) 17:13, January 17, 2014 (UTC)