Commons:Volunteer Response Team/zh-hans

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本页简而言之： If a copyrighted file is uploaded by someone who is not the copyright holder, then the copyright holder needs to explicitly grant permission for the distribution of the file under a free license. If the file was previously published without a free license on an external website, then the copyright holder will need to establish their identity, even if they are the uploader. You can send permission statements to Wikimedia using the release generator.

Shortcuts: VRT • VRTS • COM:VRT • COM:VRTS

現時permissions-commons隊列的積壓（最久遠且未獲回覆的郵件工單）已達9日

The Volunteer Response Team (VRT) (formerly known as OTRS (Open-source Ticket Request System)) is a group of volunteers who handle queries, complaints, and comments from the public by email to Wikimedia projects since September 2004. The Volunteer Response Team Software (VRTS) is a tool used by the Wikimedia projects, including Commons, to manage and archive email conversations. The main use of VRTS in relation to Commons is to verify and archive licensing permissions.

In some cases, sending email to the VRT may be required in order to provide evidence that the copyright holder has given permission to publish a file under a free license. Such evidence should be sent to permissions-commonswikimedia.org (or a language specific address). VRTS is also used to handle email reports of copyright violations.

Emails sent to VRTS are handled by a multilingual team of trusted volunteers. Each topic is assigned a unique ticket number to keep related emails together and to ensure that correspondence can be found and re-examined at a later date. The correspondence is not visible to the public.

Each ticket will be reviewed by a volunteer. If there is sufficient evidence of a valid permission, the volunteer will mark the file(s) concerned as reviewed. The volunteer will also act to restore any files which may have been deleted before the permission could be verified, so when following the procedure described here, there is no need to request undeletion. If there is no sufficient evidence, the volunteer may request additional information from the correspondent. Volunteers will also act to ensure that any copyright violations that come to their attention are deleted.

The number of active Commons VRT members is quite small in relation to the number of emails received. The current backlog for tickets in English is approximately 9 days. Experienced Commons editors are encouraged to join our team of volunteers and improve our response times.

Inquiries about the validity or status of an VRTS ticket can be made at the VRT Noticeboard.

Emails are handled by community volunteers. VRTS tickets in the permissions-commons queue are visible to all volunteers who have access to that queue. The Wikimedia Foundation cannot guarantee confidential treatment of any sensitive information you include in your message, although all volunteers are required to treat it with confidentiality. Users should be careful of revealing personally-identifying information of subjects or creators, particularly names, physical addresses, and emails.

When contacting VRT is unnecessary

If any of the following statements is one you could make with regard to the file you wish to upload, you do not need to contact VRT:

I do not have permission to use the file and it has not been released under a free license.

Commons can only accept images that are under a free license or in the public domain. If the file does not fall in one of those two groups, please do not upload it.

I created the file myself, it hasn't been previously published, and I am the sole owner of its copyright.

Just follow the instructions found on the Commons:Upload/zh-hans page, unless the image/file is of outstanding or professional quality or there is some other reason your authorship may be doubted.

The image was first published on my website, or on my own space of a shared website.

That's great! If it's your own website, please follow Creative Commons' instructions to adopt the free culture license of your choice. It will then be reviewed when files are uploaded by you or others. Use the Internet Archive's "Save Page Now" feature to store proof of your license statement.

My/Our website uses Wordpress: You can place the entire website in CC BY-SA license in a handful of clicks.
My/Our website is on Blogspot: Follow the steps to update your theme.
I/We publish on Flickr: Follow Flickr publish steps.
I/We publish on DeviantArt: You can use CC BY or CC BY-SA.
I/We publish on YouTube: You can use CC BY.
I/We publish on social media (Facebook, Instagram, etc.): Edit the post containing your photo to indicate that it is published under a free license. If the platform does not allow editing of posts, then make a new post referring back to the photo. Please ensure that visibility is set to public.

I found the image on Flickr where it was marked as having been released under a free license.

Commons has a procedure in place for reviewing those images. Please have a look on Commons:Flickr files.

Licensing images: when do I contact VRT?

If any of the following statements is one you could make, then you must send an email to the VRTS system:

I have received permission from the original author (not me) to upload the file to Commons.

Please ask the copyright holder to send a permission statement to the address listed above. We require that owners make a clear statement that they release the image under a free license; to help prevent confusion or misunderstandings we prefer one of the email templates be used. Permission grants must specifically contain a free license grant and may not merely give permissions for Commons or Wikipedia. If you have already uploaded the image to Commons, follow the instructions on Template:Permission pending.
If the image has been deleted, do not recreate the deleted content but include in the correspondence a link to the deleted image or a link to your talk page in order to help the work of the VRT members.

I am the copyright owner but my file has been previously published without a free license on a medium I can't alter.

Please send us a clear statement that you wish to release your work (with a link to the original location) under a specific free license. See Commons:Email templates for the preferred form. Alternatively, add a free license to your work and place the text {{License review}} somewhere on the file description page on Commons. We will review your statement for authenticity and will let you know if we can accept it as valid.

I am an employee of the copyright owner.

Please send us a clear statement from an email address that shows that you act for the copyright holder, stating that you are authorised by your employer to release the work, under a specific free license. See Commons:Email templates for the preferred form. Alternatively, add a free license to the work alongside the file on the copyright holder's website. We will review your statement for authenticity and will let you know if we can accept it as valid.

I regularly publish my work elsewhere and want to avoid the hassle of sending permission statements for every upload I make.

Please send us a clear statement that your Commons account (or some other Commons account) is authorized to license your works, either any work or some set of works, e.g. "My images from event X, 2013-10-15". We will make a note of this for your future uploads.

I am the copyright owner, and my work is being hosted on Commons without permission.

Send us an email (to commons-copyvio

wikimedia.org) with as much information as possible about the problem, including the URL of the file on Commons and, if applicable, the URL of the place it was originally published. We will review your request and if we find the file was uploaded without proper permission, it will be deleted.

If you are NOT the copyright holder

If you are not the copyright holder and the work is not in the public domain or readily available under a Commons-compatible free license, you will need to contact the copyright holder and obtain permission for their work to be uploaded to Commons. Please follow these steps:

Before you upload the file to Commons, please identify and contact the copyright holder and ask them to release the work under a free license.
The copyright holder must choose one of the licenses permitted on Commons; in particular, restricting use to Wikipedia or Wikimedia projects is not acceptable. See Commons:Email templates for a recommended reply from the author. Remember: It is entirely up to the copyright holder to decide whether to allow release of the file under a free license.
When you receive a reply, please check that the license authorized by the copyright holder is appropriate to Commons. If so, upload the image to Commons and place the tag {{subst:PP}} ("Permission Pending") on the file description page in addition to the license chosen by the copyright holder.

Following this, ask the author to forward the email with their clear statement of permission to permissions-commonswikimedia.org, including the full header and any previously exchanged correspondence with you, and a link to the image on Commons. Make sure to ask the author to include information on the origin (source) of the file and its license.
A VRT volunteer will check the email to verify that the permission statement is sufficient and authentic, and will then replace the {{Permission pending}} tag with {{PermissionTicket}}.

(If you are the copyright holder writing to confirm the license for a previously published work that you have already uploaded to Commons, you should, of course, send the permission statement yourself.)

Declaration of consent for all enquiries

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COM:VRT/CONSENT

请试试新的交互式发布授权生成器！

如果您来到这个页面是为了发布某个著作权为您所有的文件，请尝试使用上面链接的工具，替代手动完成下面的电子邮件范本。本生成器旨在简化发布文件授权的过程，使之更为高效。尽管下面的范本仍然有效且有参考价值，但现在只推荐用于不能使用生成器的特殊情形。谢谢合作！

文件授权发布书电子邮件范本

我们经常收到来自著作权所有者的来信，这些信件有意授权维基百科使用其著作，但表达十分模棱两可。比方说，来信只写了一句“我允许维基百科使用我的照片。”这样的来信，就法律层面而言，是无法成为正式授权信的。我们需要文本表达更加明确的授权声明。您可以使用下列文本作为授权信的范例格式，请注意：

在您用电子邮件的方式寄出授权信之前，请确定您已移除了范例授权信中所有的红色提示文本。
用您的相关授权数据（如姓名）取代原本的待填字段文本。

收件地址： permissions-zh-hans@wikimedia.org

信件标题：著作权声明

我在此确认（ [本人（您的姓名）是] 或 [本人有权代理（著作权持有者的姓名），即]两者择一）（[授权作品的网址]或[附加与此信之图像或文本数据]两者择一）的创作者或版权唯一持有人。

我同意该作品以“知识共享授权－相同方式分享 4.0国际通用版（CC BY-SA 4.0）”这一开放授权发布。（此条款是最通用的授权方式，或者如果您有其他考量，您也可参考此链接，选择其他兼容维基百科的授权格式。）

我明白当我以上述授权发布后，我便允许任何人在其他授权以及法律的限制下，对本作品进行商业或其他的再制使用、或根据他们的需求任意修改。

我理解这样的授权并不只限于维基百科以及其他相关站台之内。

我理解我仍有作品的著作权，而根据我所选择的授权格式分享。其他人对本作品的修改并不是我著作权的范围。

我理解我不能撤回这项协议，而这份授权作品可能会永久保存于维基媒体计划中，但也可能无法永久保存于维基媒体计划中。

[寄件者姓名]
[寄件者职称]（职称若有则提供，例如“著作权持有者”、“作品导演”、“指定代理人”...等等。）
[寄送日期]

备注

您必须明确的指出哪份作品是您允许我们使用的。如果只是表示像“在某某网页里头的那几张图片是我的创作”这样的语意不清的文本是不够的。您必须在电子邮件中，提供完整一或多个您作品的网址。如果是照片文件，我们希望您能够先行将这些内容上传到维基共享资源，挂上{{VRT pending}}模版，并且在您的来信里头提供您上传到维基共享资源的链接。

上述的范例信件中，授权条款是知识共享授权－相同方式分享 4.0国际通用版。如果您有其他需求，您也可以从我们的开放授权列表中选择其他授权条款。务必要在信中列出授权条款，否则这份电子邮件声明将会无效。若条款中有版本标示，您也必须标明授权的版本为何。写成“CC-BY-SA 4.0”或“知识共享授权－相同方式分享 4.0”这样都可以，但若只在信中写“知识共享授权”、“知识共享：相同方式分享”、“CC-BY-SA”而没加上版本号则无效。

将允许授权的电子邮件从下列邮件中寄给我们的回复团队 (“VRT”) ：permissions-zh-hans@wikimedia.org。您来信的电子邮件地址必须要是我们可以查核的地址。比方说，如果您是要授权给我们某网站上的照片，您的电子邮件来信应该要与网站上列出的联系地址一致。如果您是代表某个团体提供授权，您的电子邮件地址应该也要是跟此团体的官方网址一致。如果您发布的作品并无法在在线取得，您可能会被我们要求提供您的身分数据。如果您发布的作品是代理著作权所有者所为，请准备好提供得到著作权所有者许可的相关证明。

Templates to use on image pages

Users who have sent a permission to VRTS but haven't received confirmation yet can use {{subst:PP}} to tell others that it's in progress.
VRTS volunteers can use {{subst:OR|id=number}} when the permission has been received but further clarification is needed and {{PermissionTicket|id=number}} when the permission has been accepted and archived in the Wikimedia VRTS system. This template should only be used by VRT members. Unauthorized use will cause a AbuseFilter logentry and a warning will be shown. VRT users are encouraged to use the "PermissionVRTS" gadget.