User talk:Sony St-Au

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 * Drmies Hello, Thanks a lot for the help. We already had a tutorial session about it, but I will look into your links to be sure I know everything about editing on Wikipedia. Again, thanks ! Sony St-Au (talk) 18:05, 14 March 2019 (UTC)

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 * Hi Sony St-Au, thanks for editing Wikipedia. The above message is one automatically sent round by a bot as it couldn't spot a copyright statement on the file you uploaded. Unfortunately, while it does have an open licence the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial licence isn't compatible with Wikipedia. Though Wikipedia is of course not commercial, Wikipedia strives to be as open as possible with the implication that its content can be used by others, even commercially. There are some exceptions to this – such as book covers or copyrighted photos of people where a free alternative isn't available – but the community likes to keep these to a minimum. We could explore the option of applying a fair use rationale to the diagram if you think it's an essential illustration. In the meantime, happy editing. Richard Nevell (WMUK) (talk) 13:06, 19 March 2019 (UTC)