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File source problem with File:GOES-R Space Segment Graphic2 Sm.png

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File source problem with File:GOESRMission.png

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File source problem with File:GOES-R Mission Display Image.jpg

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Your article has been moved to AfC space

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Your submission at Articles for creation

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Thank you for your contributions to Wikipedia! Excirial^{(Contact me,Contribs)} 18:45, 9 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/GOES-R

Hi,

My name is Michelle Smith. I created The Wikipedia page "User talk:GOES-R" (Although I'm not sure what "User talk" means - I just want it to be called "GOES-R"). I received this message: "Thank you for your recent submission to Articles for Creation. Your article submission has been reviewed. The submission has not been accepted because it included copyrighted information, which is not permitted on Wikipedia. You are welcome to write an article on the subject, but please do not use copyrighted work."

I represent the GOES-R Program in an official capacity as the Communications Specialist for the mission. All information contained in the article is public, and all images are property of the US Government. I've cited the information and included web addresses where the images came from (mostly the GOES-R website, which is an official Government site). I hope you can help me understand what "copyrighted work" is contained in the article. As Communications Specialist, I am authorized to disseminate all of the information that is included in the article on behalf of the US Government. This is the first Wikipedia article I've written. I'm hoping you help me understand more clearly what the issue is. Can you tell me what specifically you've identified as "copyrighted work?"

I see now that your reference that the content comes from www.goes-r.gov and some is direct copy and paste. I wrote the content for www.goes-r.gov so I'm not using the work of anyone else. Since it's a public website, the content is public. Do I need to completely re-write the entire article? With government content, wording is very specific and while rewording some of it may sound ok to a general audience, it can completely change the scientific meaning. The wording of the website was chosen very carefully and I'm not sure how many other ways that content can be expressed.

Thanks!

Michelle Smith

michelle.smith@nasa.gov.

GOES-R (talk) 19:48, 9 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hello there Michelle. Just a very quick reply since you are the only person i haven't responded to yet. The above needs a more substantiated response than the other questions. I will handle this one in the evening, since i have more time to write a decent reply then. Excirial^{(Contact me,Contribs)} 11:10, 10 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hello Michelle,

When i originally declined the article, it was because some sections appeared to be copy-n-pasted from external sources. Under normal circumstances US law dictates that copyright is automatically granted on all written texts, and is therefor always present unless the writer specifically waives these rights by releasing the text under a different license. Since Wikipedia is intended to be a free and open encyclopedia, it cannot accept any texts that aren't released licensed under GDFL or CC-BY-SA (or more lenient license).

Note that the key words in the previous section are "under normal circumstances", which was when i remembered reading that US Government works are often released in the public domain by default under PD / Government works. Since this is the proverbial exception to the rule i had to ask some other editors for their opinion regarding this (Since i am not an expert on copyright law), and general agreement was that the texts are indeed public domain and thus can be used (Voiding my previous decline concern). Do note neither me nor the other editors are specialists on copyright law, so i cannot give a guarantee on this issue.

Moving on to another matter - since the decline reason is likely voided, i think it is prudent if i do another pass over the article to see if i can give some improvement suggestions. The first this i would suggest is altering the lead a bit. The lead should contain a short summary of the entire article, intended for people who just want a definition of the subject. Right now the lead is about 2-3 paragraphs worth of information - it is best to migrate that in the article body, and have the lead summarize the content (Example: Goes-R is a satellite network being created by the Nasa, which goal is to provide thisandthat. (Ect))

Another point i see is that the article often uses subjective or WP:Peacock wording, and sometimes promotional text. For example:

will improve forecasting quality and timeliness, generating significant economic benefits to the nation in the areas of public safety (Promotional, subjective).
The spacecraft bus supports numerous subsystems (Peacock wording - Numerous is an opinion. For some 10 are numerous, for others 100 may be a small amount.)
In order to create the most useful severe weather tools possible (Same issue as the last two).

This is actually rather prevent throughout the entire article, and honestly it isn't that surprising seeing the contact was copied from an external source. Encyclopedic texts tend to require a rather different writing style then other texts, and thus it is quite common for the above issues to arise.

As a third and final suggestion for the moment: The article could definitely use more Wikilinks. Right now only Goddard Space Flight Center is linked, but there are definitely more relevant terms to link. Just keep in mind that some people reading the article are novices on the topic, and might therefor appreciate a quick link to say, spectral band. As a final - try to keep external links such as the one to NASA and NOAA outside the main article body, and replace them with interwiki links. Generally taken external links are placed in a separate external links section (With the exception of references, such as the ones you cited).

Hope this wall-of-text helps, and with kind regards, Excirial^{(Contact me,Contribs)} 18:00, 10 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Excirial,

I recently re-submitted the GOES-R article and it was rejected due to copyright infringement, which per the above conversation, was resolved. I'm not sure why this issue came up again after already being resolved. I fixed the subjective content and added more wikilinks, removing external links, just like you said but the person who reviewed the article (Gold Standard) went back to the copyright argument. Can you help me get this resolved? NASA and NOAA would really like to get this GOES-R article published. Thanks! GOES-R (talk) 12:44, 23 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

In view of the above, I fear you will not be pleased to hear that I have blanked the article and listed it at WP:Copyright problems for examination. I understand that the content is PD. However, when PD content is re-used in the project, it must be properly attributed. An ordinary inline citation is not sufficient for that - that's how we acknowledge sources when we haven't copied their content directly into the encyclopaedia. Please note that I am out of my depth here, and have listed it for more expert opinions. Meanwhile, may I invite you to read WP:PLAGIARISM, WP:RS, WP:COI and WP:PROMO, which may help you to understand why your page is not having a smooth ride? How we try to do things here is to wait until someone interested enough in the topic, but unconnected with it, decides to write a neutrally-phrased page based on independent reliable sources. That is not the position here, I'm afraid. And sorry, but we really, really don't care what NASA and NOAA want. (this clumsily-written note replaces the usual large and invasive template.) Justlettersandnumbers (talk) 00:38, 2 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Your submission at Articles for creation

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Thank you for your contributions to Wikipedia! Gold Standard 04:08, 23 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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