User talk:StoneHenge007

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Images and license Template

- Image (photograph) taken by Official Nambassa Photographer and uploaded by User:StoneHenge007, Nambassa dot com

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1/ All users of this image are required to attribute this work to "Nambassa Trust and Peter Terry" and the url: " http://www.nambassa.com " is to acompany all use.

2/ Attribution. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor.

3/ For any reuse or distribution, you must make clear to others the license terms of this work.

Statement by Nambassa Trust and Peter Terry

The images

I'm not up with the seemingly ever changing copyright rules, but when I noticed the conditions applied to the images on the Nambassa article I thought I had better check them out. I queried User:RHawarth (who has considerable experience with images), who said the conditions are essentially the Creative commons terms but that I should contact the uploader and ask for the terms to be removed. He said if the {{cc-by-2.5}} licence tag (which you display above) is insufficient, then the images should be withdrawn. Comments. Moriori 21:50, 8 May 2006 (UTC)

how about just reading the terms of Attribution 2.5 and you will see that it is perfectly in order.StoneHenge007

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Images 2

[[|thumb|200px|right|]]	Nambassa Festival 1978.jpg	Nambassa 1981 Village Market.jpg	Nambassa 1981 unites for World peace copy.jpg
Nambassa 1981 Pottery workshop in the Vilage Market.jpg	File:Nambassa 1981 People Pix.jpg Nambassa_1981_People_Pix.jpg	File:Nambassa 1981 Maori Cultural performance on Open Air Theatre.jpg Nambassa 1981 Maori Cultural performance on Open Air Theatre.jpg	File:Nambassa 1979 'The Plague' on the Main Stage.jpg Nambassa 1979 'The Plague' on the Main Stage.jpg
Nambassa 1979 'Split Enz' on the Main Stage.jpg	Nambassa 1979 Aerial Image.jpg	File:Nambassa 1979 Holistic Workshop.jpg	Nambassa 1978 Yoga workshop2

Images 1

File:Nambassa 1979 Main Stage,Chinese Dragon dance.jpg Nambassa 1979 Main Stage, Chinese Dragon dance	File:Nambassa 1981 Workshop 'Holistic' (Ram Dass).jpg Nambassa 1981 Workshop 'Holistic' (Ram Dass)	File:Nambassa 1981 Woozlebub for kidz.jpg Nambassa 1981 Woozlebub for kidz	Nambassa 1981 Camping Mobile Homes workshop
Nambassa 1981 Aboriginal dance company	File:Nambassa 1979 Main Stage, 'Negative Theatre'.jpg Nambassa 1979 Main Stage, 'Negative Theatre'Nambassa 1979 Main Stage, 'Negative Theatre'	1978 Peter Terry in Melbourne negotiating Split Enz	Nambassa 1979 Main Stage, 'Barry McGuire'
File:Nambassa 1978 Main Stage, 'Living Force'.jpg Nambassa 1978 Main Stage, 'Living Force'	File:Nambassa 1981 Grant Bridger on Redhat Theatre.jpg Nambassa 1981 Grant Bridger on Redhat Theatre	Nambassa 1979 Jonathan Daemion on Aerial Railway	Nambassa 1978 Doug Rogers & Paul Moss - Sound Engineers
poster	File:Jan 1977 Waikino Music festival.jpg Waikino Music festival	File:1976 Waikino Festival, Norma Leaf.jpg Norma Leaf	Back Stage Pass

Size of Nambassa article

Hi, I think/hope I've corectly identified you as the uploader of many of the images on the Nambassa article. While it gives a very thorough oversight of Nambassa, the article currently exceeds 1.2MB and takes several minutes to load even on broadband as the wikipedia servers aren't up to serving huge pages with many files. I started a discussion about this this morning at Wikipedia:New_Zealand_Wikipedians'_notice_board#Nambassa_-_1.2MB_article and several kiwi admins have contributed possible solutions. I'd appreciate it if you could read that discussion and help find a solution that is amenable to everyone. dramatic 09:37, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

NowCommons: Image:Nambassa 1979 'The Plague' on the Main Stage.jpg

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Image:Nambassa 1979 Main Stage, 'Negative Theatre'.jpg is now available as Commons:Image:Nambassa 1979 Main Stage, Negative Theatre.jpg. --Erwin85Bot (talk) 17:22, 30 October 2008 (UTC)

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File permission problem with File:Nambassa 1979 Main Stage,Chinese Dragon dance.jpg

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File permission problem with File:Nambassa 1981 Maori Cultural performance on Open Air Theatre.jpg

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File permission problem with File:1976 Waikino Festival, Norma Leaf.jpg

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File permission problem with File:Jan 1977 Waikino Music festival.jpg

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