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If true, and appears it is, if the source for the feed really is Wikipedia, shouldn’t it be credited on the site? Related Wikipedia page on reusing it’s conten

If true, and appears it is, if the source for the feed really is Wikipedia, shouldn’t it be credited on the site? Related Wikipedia page on reusing it’s content: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyrights https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyrights

bradgessler 4y ago
It is, see the "License" link at the bottom of pages that display Wikipedia content. Front page currently points at https://legiblenews.com/june-27-2022/license https://legiblenews.com/june-27-2022/license. Note: there was a bug that I fixed at around noon PST that wasn't display this link for daily news articles, but it was for the contextual articles. I intend on fully complying with Wikipedia's copyright notices. If you see otherwise please LMK because its a bug.
- itake 4y ago
  PST or PDT? I didn't think anyone was using PST anymore :-/.
  - themodelplumber 4y ago
    Um, you mean they're not using it until November? https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/pst https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/pst
    - itake 4y ago
      The US hasn't used PST to describe current time since March 13th.
      - themodelplumber 4y ago
        Yeah, and then it will be used again starting this November. It hasn't gone away permanently IOW, unless you know otherwise.
    - deathanatos 4y ago
      … I mean, I use it right now, if I have a timestamp in America/Los_Angeles that's between about November and March. Not all timestamps are right now. Heck, my coworkers use PST all the time (ah, timezone pun?). One of these days I should honor those timestamps to the letter.
  - bradgessler 4y ago
    How about PT :-)
- Gasp0de 4y ago
  Might just be me, but hiding that information behind a "license" link feels like you want to hide that you are just copying from Wikipedia. In fact, the Wikipedia current events section also has a pagespeed of 100, so what do we need your website for?

bradgessler 4y ago

It is, see the "License" link at the bottom of pages that display Wikipedia content. Front page currently points at https://legiblenews.com/june-27-2022/license https://legiblenews.com/june-27-2022/license. Note: there was a bug that I fixed at around noon PST that wasn't display this link for daily news articles, but it was for the contextual articles. I intend on fully complying with Wikipedia's copyright notices. If you see otherwise please LMK because its a bug.

itake 4y ago
PST or PDT? I didn't think anyone was using PST anymore :-/.
- themodelplumber 4y ago
  Um, you mean they're not using it until November? https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/pst https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/pst
  - itake 4y ago
    The US hasn't used PST to describe current time since March 13th.
    - themodelplumber 4y ago
      Yeah, and then it will be used again starting this November. It hasn't gone away permanently IOW, unless you know otherwise.
  - deathanatos 4y ago
    … I mean, I use it right now, if I have a timestamp in America/Los_Angeles that's between about November and March. Not all timestamps are right now. Heck, my coworkers use PST all the time (ah, timezone pun?). One of these days I should honor those timestamps to the letter.
- bradgessler 4y ago
  How about PT :-)
Gasp0de 4y ago
Might just be me, but hiding that information behind a "license" link feels like you want to hide that you are just copying from Wikipedia. In fact, the Wikipedia current events section also has a pagespeed of 100, so what do we need your website for?