Commons:Structured data/Modeling/Source

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Modeling of various types of sources in structured data, for files on Wikimedia Commons is mostly done through source of file (P7482) property and its qualifiers. See Commons:Essential information for section on different styles of sources.

Modeling various sources related to Wikimedia Commons files[edit]

Case equivalent to wikitext "source = ..." Example file Statement Comment
File from the web https://npg.si.edu/object/npg_NPG.66.54
source of file
Normal rank file available on the internet
described at URL http://npg.si.edu/object/npg_NPG.66.54
retrieved 24 March 2020
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If you are uploading a file that originally came from an external website, you should provide a link to the web page (i.e., the url) on which the image or file is displayed (that is, not the web address of the file itself, but rather the web page containing the file). If the file is not in public domain, than the URL should also include information about its copyright status. Optional qualifiers:
  • Since content of the page might be changing with time, a qualifier retrieved (P813) should be added to indicate a date when the source was added or when the URL held the content of the file.
  • Use archive URL (P1065) to provide link to an archive page where the original content of the page can be found, in case the page changed or no longer exist.
File from the web with the name of the source [http://npg.si.edu/object/npg_NPG.66.54 Netherlands Institute for Art History]
File from the web with the archive link http://www.faroestamps.fo
Own work by uploader {{Own}}
source of file
Normal rank original creation by uploader
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Use this if you are uploading a file or image that you have created entirely by yourself. This is equivalent to the upload wizard option "This file is my own work" during the "Release rights" portion of the process. Before adding this property to images by other uploaders, please ensure that the file uses {{Own}} template and that the name in the author field matches the name of the original uploader.
Own work by original uploader {{Own work by original uploader}}
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source of file
Normal rank own work by the original uploader
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Use this in case of files transferred from other Wikimedia projects, when the work was created by the original uploader of the work (on some other wiki), not the user who transferred the image to Commons.
image scanned from a known book {{Cite book}}

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source of file
Normal rank Glory to the Olympians, 1939-1945
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Use source of file (P7482) to indicate which actual book was the image scanned from.
image scanned from a known book {{Cite book}}

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source of file
Normal rank Stroop Report (NARA copy)
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published in
Normal rank Juergen Stroop Report
page(s) 85
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Use source of file (P7482) to indicate which actual book was the image scanned from. Use published in (P1433) for other publications there the image was printed. published in (P1433) is especially important when license depends on year of publication.
images found on the internet, which were known to be published {{Cite book}}

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source of file
Normal rank file available on the internet
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published in
Normal rank Dni Powstania, Kronika Fotograficzna Walczącej Warszawy
page(s) 164
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Normal rank Powstanie Warszawskie w ilustracji - wydanie specjalne
page(s) 63
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The exact source of the image was not provided at the upload; however since it can be found at many internet websites, it is assumed to come from one of them . Use published in (P1433) for publications there the image was printed, which are required for supporting the copyright statement.
(other cases still under discussion) {{Self-photographed}}
{{Self-scanned}}
{{Own based}}
{{Author source}}
{{Extracted from}}
{{Derived from}}
etc.