Difference between revisions of "Template:Artist-license"

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To normalize how art usage permission and license information appear in the {{t|artist}} infobox template, we make use of this helper template. It defines a few specific license names (listed below), and translate each one of them into predetermined text.
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To normalize how art usage permission and license information appear in the {{t|artist}} infobox template, we make use of this helper template. It defines a few specific license names (listed below), and translates each one of them into predefined text.
 
* '''<code>all</code>''': Use this when the Coppermind has full permission to use all of the artist's work (related to Brandon Sanderson), past and future alike.
 
* '''<code>all</code>''': Use this when the Coppermind has full permission to use all of the artist's work (related to Brandon Sanderson), past and future alike.
 
* '''<code>some</code>''': Use this when the Coppermind has permission to only specific artworks or when new uploads require explicit permission by the artist.
 
* '''<code>some</code>''': Use this when the Coppermind has permission to only specific artworks or when new uploads require explicit permission by the artist.

Revision as of 01:05, 18 February 2020


To normalize how art usage permission and license information appear in the {{artist}} infobox template, we make use of this helper template. It defines a few specific license names (listed below), and translates each one of them into predefined text.

  • all: Use this when the Coppermind has full permission to use all of the artist's work (related to Brandon Sanderson), past and future alike.
  • some: Use this when the Coppermind has permission to only specific artworks or when new uploads require explicit permission by the artist.
  • none: Use this when the Coppermind does not have permission to use any of the artist's works.
  • DATE: If the value is neither one of these, the template assumes it has been handed a cutoff date, with artworks before it being allowed on the Coppermind, and ones after it requiring an explicit permission. The date is converted into the MMM DD, YYY (e.g. Dec 31, 2020) format.