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To upload images you should ask an admin to upgrade your account to a higher level. If you want, I could help you to upload images while waiting for that upgrade. | To upload images you should ask an admin to upgrade your account to a higher level. If you want, I could help you to upload images while waiting for that upgrade. | ||
BTW, my humble suggestion: in general, avoid as much possible copying and pasting content from other sources even if that is your writing. You may need to rewrite/reword them first to avoid later troubles about copyrights. Thanks for your contribution! | BTW, my humble suggestion: in general, avoid as much possible copying and pasting content from other sources even if that is your writing. You may need to rewrite/reword them first to avoid later troubles about copyrights. Thanks for your contribution! | ||
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| + | If you are the solely author of the content, you are the copyright holder and can publish under differences licenses: | ||
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| + | https://www.quora.com/Do-you-still-own-exclusive-copyright-to-your-content-after-publishing-on-Wikipedia | ||
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| + | I assume you copy content from CPW 2.0, and CPW 2.0 seems to be a fork of CPW 1.0, thus I assume they publish under compatible CC license, and there should be no issues in regard of CPW 1.0 and CPW 2.0 cross-copying content. | ||
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| + | If you are not the solely author of content, and there is another license, not compatible, its is a no go to copy text. | ||
Revision as of 09:36, 7 July 2024
Hi Shawn Xu, welcome to CPW! To upload images you should ask an admin to upgrade your account to a higher level. If you want, I could help you to upload images while waiting for that upgrade. BTW, my humble suggestion: in general, avoid as much possible copying and pasting content from other sources even if that is your writing. You may need to rewrite/reword them first to avoid later troubles about copyrights. Thanks for your contribution!
Copyright
If you are the solely author of the content, you are the copyright holder and can publish under differences licenses:
I assume you copy content from CPW 2.0, and CPW 2.0 seems to be a fork of CPW 1.0, thus I assume they publish under compatible CC license, and there should be no issues in regard of CPW 1.0 and CPW 2.0 cross-copying content.
If you are not the solely author of content, and there is another license, not compatible, its is a no go to copy text.
