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This is the permission granted me, David Mathew Innis, by the webmaster at chiro.org to use photos from his site so long as the articles are presented in a fair, unbiased manner. | This is the permission granted me, David Mathew Innis, by the webmaster at chiro.org to use photos from his site so long as the articles are presented in a fair, unbiased manner. | ||
My user name on wikipedia is Dematt. --[[User:D. Matt Innis|Matt Innis]] [[User talk:D. Matt Innis|(Talk)]] 12:38, 11 April 2007 (CDT) | My user name on wikipedia is Dematt. --[[User:D. Matt Innis|Matt Innis]] [[User talk:D. Matt Innis|(Talk)]] 12:38, 11 April 2007 (CDT) | ||
We are in the process of building the chiropractic page on wikipedia and are looking for pictures that depict chiropractic, especially historical and anything that helps explain the subluxation, etc. Can we get permission from you to use some pictures from your site? wikipedia has very strong copyright rules that photos are free to be used anywhere in their site. If you have some that we could use that would be great. Thanks for your consideration. Dematt | <pre> | ||
Dear Webmaster, | |||
We are in the process of building the chiropractic page on wikipedia and are looking for pictures that depict chiropractic, | |||
especially historical and anything that helps explain the subluxation, etc. Can we get permission from you to use some pictures | |||
from your site? wikipedia has very strong copyright rules that photos are free to be used anywhere in their site. If you have | |||
some that we could use that would be great. Thanks for your consideration. Dematt | |||
5/9/06 | 5/9/06 | ||
Hi Dematt, | Hi Dematt, | ||
Are you referring to this page: :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiropractor | Are you referring to this page: :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiropractor | ||
if so, then yes. I'm glad to see that the information is more more factual than previously. Yes, as long as the material continues to be presented in a fair, non-bias manner you may use and and all information from www.chiro.cc | if so, then yes. I'm glad to see that the information is more more factual than previously. Yes, as long as the material continues | ||
to be presented in a fair, non-bias manner you may use and and all information from www.chiro.cc | |||
You may also wish to see www.chiro.org for additional resources. | You may also wish to see www.chiro.org for additional resources. | ||
Thanks, | Thanks, | ||
Michael </pre> | Michael | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:09, 11 April 2007
Permission for: Image:Spinepixl.jpg
This is the permission granted me, David Mathew Innis, by the webmaster at chiro.org to use photos from his site so long as the articles are presented in a fair, unbiased manner.
My user name on wikipedia is Dematt. --Matt Innis (Talk) 12:38, 11 April 2007 (CDT)
Dear Webmaster, We are in the process of building the chiropractic page on wikipedia and are looking for pictures that depict chiropractic, especially historical and anything that helps explain the subluxation, etc. Can we get permission from you to use some pictures from your site? wikipedia has very strong copyright rules that photos are free to be used anywhere in their site. If you have some that we could use that would be great. Thanks for your consideration. Dematt 5/9/06 Hi Dematt, Are you referring to this page: :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiropractor if so, then yes. I'm glad to see that the information is more more factual than previously. Yes, as long as the material continues to be presented in a fair, non-bias manner you may use and and all information from www.chiro.cc You may also wish to see www.chiro.org for additional resources. Thanks, Michael
