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Hi,<br>
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besides, what do you think of cliparts being banned in some countries?<br>
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</blockquote><div><br>Guidelines: "As a corollary, the Library will not reject images that are legal in
most countries just because they are illegal in a minority of
countries.
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Reason is ?86 StGB (<a href="http://bundesrecht.juris.de/stgb/__86.html" target="_blank">http://bundesrecht.juris.de/stgb/__86.html</a>)<br>
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My (unauthorized, unofficial, unprecise and inaccurate) translation:<br>
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People who distribute or manufacture, possess, import or export or make<br>
available to the public via the means of electronic storage ... any<br>
means of propaganda or a party, government or institution or entity in<br>
favour of the continuation of former national socialist organisations...<br>
will be fined or arrested up to three years... if it is not for purely<br>
artistic, scientific, educational, historic or similar purposes.<br>
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</blockquote></div>We may say that it's for "artistic" and/or "educational" purposes ;) Seriously, I think that international law doesn't work that way: German law refers to German, not (?) to anyone in the world (??). BTW, our servers stand in US, right?<br>
<br>In similar way, we're not going to delete all cliparts in categories "people" and "animals", just because depicting living creatures may be illegal in some fundamentalist Muslim countries.<br><br>
With all respect,<br>Papapishu<br>