User talk:Rahemanfiras2012
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-- Slepi (Editorial Board of WikiLectures) 22:24, 4 February 2012 (CET)
Possible Author Law Infringement[edit | edit source]
Hello Rahemanfiras2012,
I am very happy you created an article about ear. I am only afraid, that huge parts of the text are copied from some source ([1]) that is not available for free use at WikiLectures. You should write the text in your own words, not copying someone's text word by word, sentence by sentence. I hope this will be easy work for you to rewrite the text so it will not violate the author law.
I hope you will continue working and writing articles for WikiLectures! If you have any problem or question, feel free to contact me here.
Best regards -- Slepi (Editorial Board of WikiLectures) 22:42, 4 February 2012 (CET)
Hello,
Thank you for your input. I have re-written this article, please can you inform me if it is acceptable to publish this on wiki lectures.
Regards,
- Hello Rahemanfiras2012, now it is much better! I will only give you some advice for your next work.
- It is better to read some text in a book, then close the book and write the article in your own words. After finishing your article, you can go throuch the chapter in a book and add some important information that you forgot. Remember that copyright protects expresion of an idea, not the idea itself. You are free to refer to literature and other available materials and use exiting articles as an inspiration for your work.
- I hope you like WikiLectures and you will keep on working! If you want, you can submit your article to a competition by a special application form.
- Best regards, -- Slepi (Editorial Board of WikiLectures) 09:30, 6 February 2012 (CET)
