[Clipart] More copyrighted material

[chovynz]

Yeah. As far as I'm aware, you can only see hidden cliparts if you have 
the exact URL (see J Alves comments below).
That's why I'm requesting that librarians notify the mailing list of any 
clipart that they hide.
If you hide it, nobody can see it, currently.
So, I comment the clipart as to why I'm hiding it, then I hide it and 
tell the mailing list with an exact link. That way we can all see what 
is being done, and keep track when we have a better system working.

P.s. Leonardo Cunha - Oh darn. I thought we could make you go a bit more 
crazy than that. ;-)

> (by the way, digression: searching for "Linux" returned *a lot* of
> clipart that is not even remotely related to Linux... but they showed
> up because the term is in the description; advanced search to define
> which fields to search would be nice)

That is a good idea. Can you blueprint it on Launchpad? It might already 
be there, but it would be good to have a record of it.
An alternative method might be to change the description, but I don't 
really like my option as, it changes what the uploader has done and puts 
extra unecessary burden on the Librarians. Your idea is better in the 
longterm.

Cheers
Chovynz



> No, I cannot see it anymore. I saw it a few minutes before I first 
> posted about (I am pretty sure I am not crazy! LOL).
>
> I am not sure if I was logged in or not, but I saw it by looking at 
> that specific user cliparts. After I read J. Alves message, I tried to 
> find it but it didn't appear, so hide feature is working properly.
>
> Best regards,
> Leonardo Cunha


On 8/06/2010 4:20 p.m., J. Alves wrote:
> I did some testing to try to understand how the hiding is working.
>
> If I click on the user name (leandrosciola at gmail.com) to see his
> clipart, I don't see the Ubuntu logo clipart we are talking about --
> regardless of whether I am logged in or not. Searching for either
> "Ubuntu" or "Linux" did not return this clipart among the results
> either, logged in or not.
>
> (by the way, digression: searching for "Linux" returned *a lot* of
> clipart that is not even remotely related to Linux... but they showed
> up because the term is in the description; advanced search to define
> which fields to search would be nice)
>    

> BUT, if I click on the link Leonardo sent, then I see the logo's page
> even if I'm not logged in.
>
> So, my conclusion is that you must have the exact URL to be able to
> see a clipart that is hidden, but searching shouldn't turn it up. At
> least that's what happened with me here.
>
> Cheers
> J
>
> On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 9:57 PM, chovynz<chovynz at gmail.com>  wrote:
>    
>> Actually, Can you describe your exact steps to find it?
>> I can't find it using the methods you describe below.
>> Are you logged in or anonymous browsing?
>>
>> If you refresh your cache, can you still see it?
>> etcetc.
>>
>> Cheers
>> Chovynz
>>
>> On 8/06/2010 1:40 p.m., Leonardo Cunha wrote:
>>
>> Sorry, but I thought that if it was hidden it would not appear on the
>> list... and actually it was appearing when I listed user
>> "leandrosciola at gmail.com" work, otherwise I wouldn't have found it.
>> Best regards,
>> Leonardo Cunha
>>      
>>> Yup. See comments on image's page. It says there Chovynz has hidden it
>>> already.
>>>
>>> J
>>>        
>>>> Ubuntu logo, isn't it copyrighted?
>>>> http://www.openclipart.org/detail/63913
>>>> Best regards,
>>>> Leonardo Cunha