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[edit] Jack Thomson said ...
[edit] Ameliora said ...
Thank you very much for the support.
We invite you to add any information you have so this site can continue to grow.
--Ameliora 09:05, 27 September 2008 (PDT)
[edit] Emile Janssens said ...
Great Idea
congratiolations
Emile
--Emile Janssens 03:42, 28 September 2008 (PDT)
Thank you for your comments Emile. Please feel free to add to our online equipment resource. We are counting on those in the industry to help provide us with a full and comprehensive source of information about equipment, manufacturers and more.
-The RitchieWiki Team
[edit] John said ...
Who owns the content that is created on this Wiki? There is no mention of license that I can find. I have no problem contributing, as long as I know that it is published under an appropriate (creative commons?) license, that can be shared in the future.
--John 16:28, 29 September 2008 (PDT)
John, all content posted on RitchieWiki should be of referential quality. Therefore any material that you add from other sources must be referenced. However, any personal knowledge that is unreferenced is all released into the public domain. We, at RitchieWiki, appreciate any contributions you could provide.
Thank you very much.
- The RitchieWiki Team[edit] Using pictures
Hello guys,
please appologize my very simply english, but I have a question about the pictures in this wiki. There are many really good shots and I would like to use some pictures from this site for wikicommons, the image database of wikipedia. Can I do this, or what kind of license have the pictures here? An image can only be uploaded at Commons if it is alowed to share it (copy, distribute and transmit), so it used to have or get a license like by-sa or similar. Is that possible? Best regards D8.
Great idea guys, will use as a valuable tool to educate new employees to this industry. Thanks for your continued support and forward thinking, as I'm sure will be just as successful as your internet site has become.
--Jack Thomson 08:43, 27 September 2008 (PDT)