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Note: I use this on Flickr to request that users change their license to CC-BY-SA. Having a Flickr user send you the declaration of consent through Flickr mail may not be enough proof for VRT, but having them change the license is enough proof. After they have changed the license, you can use F2ComButton to transfer the image to the Commons ...
3 Confirmation of permission. 1 comment. 4 Casual request for images? 1 comment. 5 ...
The "images letter" in this project page states that the GFDL is the preferred license, but implies that other options are available. Those other options have now narrowed substantially. It would be helpeful if these letters are reviewed and edited to comply with the latest policies.
This wasn't exactly a request for permission, more a clarification that a person who already granted permission was in a position to do so. commons:User:Radustefanescugross uploaded numerous images of George Ştefănescu 's paintings (on Commons) and marked them with [[:commons:template:Bild-CC-by-sa/2.0/de]].
This page is about getting permission to add other people's work into Wikipedia. On granting permission to Wikipedia to use your own previously published work, please follow: Quick permission generator (uses email) Donating copyrighted materials; Declaration of consent for all enquiries; Reusing Wikipedia content.
Open grants are often posted online through a request for proposals. [9] After a grant has been selected, the elements of proposal creation typically involve: [10] Analyzing the intended audience for the proposal; Analyzing the purpose of the proposal; Gathering information about the subject of the proposal; Writing the proposal; Formatting the ...
A research proposal is a document proposing a research project, generally in the sciences or academia, and generally constitutes a request for sponsorship of that research. [1] Proposals are evaluated on the cost and potential impact of the proposed research, and on the soundness of the proposed plan for carrying it out. [2] Research proposals ...
In the above example, the license granted is dual: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License and GNU Free Documentation license. Under some circumstances, you may choose another license and substitute its exact name in the statement of permission: