User talk:Sandeepkrishna123

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Speedy deletion of Origins of bingo
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 * I had a look at the ezinearticles.com terms of service. The reprint rules are absolutely incompatible with Wikipedia. However, the authors' terms of service states that the author of an article retains the copyrights for his or her article. So, the text could be uploaded, but with some important caveats:
 * The article would be licensed under GFDL by your uploading it, so it could be reprinted and modified freely by anybody.
 * The article would likely be heavily modified by other editors on Wikipedia.
 * Before you could upload it, you would have to demonstrate, likely via WP:OTRS, that you are the original author of the piece.
 * Given that there are two articles on bingo currently—one for the US version and one for the Commonwealth version—I can see the merits of a separate article on the history of bingo, as opposed to rolling it into one/both of the bingo articles. However, the article needs to comply with Wikipedia's licensing rules, including GFDL. —C.Fred (talk) 13:24, 5 March 2009 (UTC)