User:Tghe-retford/Toolbox

==Use of schedule in (insert name here)==

Hi there

I noticed that you added a schedule to the [[(insert name here)]] article in [[Wikipedia:Assume good faith|good faith]]. Sadly I had to revert [this edit] you made for the following reasons:

* According to [[Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] policy, Wikipedia is not a [[Electronic program guide|Electronic Program(me) Guide]], TV or Radio Guide.

* Schedules can constitute [[original research]] and therefore fail [[Wikipedia:No original research|no original research]] policy.

* If you have taken a schedule from a website, they are copyrighted and the schedule could be in violation of [[Wikipedia:Copyrights|copyright policy]].

Apologies for reverting your changes. Please refrain from adding current schedules to articles in the future. Thank you. ~~~~

For use on a user talk page if a schedule is added to an article (with the exception of the BBC One, BBC Two, ITV1, ITV regions, GMTV or Channel 4 articles, see below):

==Use of schedule in insert name here==

Hi there

I noticed that you added a schedule to the '''insert name here''' article in good faith. Sadly I had to revert [this edit] you made for the following reasons:

• According to What Wikipedia is not policy, Wikipedia is not a Electronic Program(me) Guide, TV or Radio Guide.
• Schedules can constitute original research and therefore fail no original research policy.
• If you have taken a schedule from a website, they are copyrighted and the schedule could be in violation of copyright policy.

Apologies for reverting your changes. Please refrain from adding current schedules to articles in the future. Thank you. --tgheretford (talk) 12:17, 5 November 2006 (UTC)

==Use of schedule in (insert name here)==

Hi there

I noticed that you added a schedule to the [[(insert name here)]] article in [[Wikipedia:Assume good faith|good faith]]. Sadly I had to revert [this edit] you made for the following reasons:

* According to [[Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] policy, Wikipedia is not a [[Electronic program guide|Electronic Program(me) Guide]], TV or Radio Guide.

* Schedules can constitute [[original research]] and therefore fail [[Wikipedia:No original research|no original research]] policy.

* If you have taken a schedule from a website, they are copyrighted and the schedule could be in violation of [[Wikipedia:Copyrights|copyright policy]].

* Under schedule 17 of the Broadcasting Act 1990, it is '''illegal''' under UK law to publish a schedule for BBC One, BBC Two, ITV1 (including all regions and GMTV) or Channel 4 without paying a royalty to Broadcasting Dataservices (BDS), as they have been granted copyright enforced by law, regardless of how the schedule is written, your edit also violates [[Wikipedia:Copyrights|copyright policy]]. And I quote: {{Cquote|''The programme summaries are the subject matter of copyright. The information may only be reproduced pursuant to a licence issued by the copyright owner or pursuant to the statutory licence set out in Schedule 17 of the Broadcasting Act 1990. This ruling affects BBC1, BBC2, ITV and Channel 4 terrestrial channels only. Broadcasting Dataservices is the agent of BBC Worldwide, the ITVA companies and Channel 4 in the matter of issuing copyright licences and collecting copyright fees.''}} More information on this matter can be found here: [[Wikipedia talk:Copyright problems/Archive 8#Potential legal issue with UK Radio station schedules within articles]].

Apologies for reverting your changes. Please refrain from adding current schedules to articles in the future. Thank you. ~~~~

For use on a user talk page if a schedule is added to an BBC One, BBC Two, ITV1 (and associated regions and GMTV) or Channel 4 article:

==Use of schedule in insert name here==

Hi there

I noticed that you added a schedule to the '''insert name here''' article in good faith. Sadly I had to revert [this edit] you made for the following reasons:

• According to What Wikipedia is not policy, Wikipedia is not a Electronic Program(me) Guide, TV or Radio Guide.
• Schedules can constitute original research and therefore fail no original research policy.
• If you have taken a schedule from a website, they are copyrighted and the schedule could be in violation of copyright policy.
• Under schedule 17 of the Broadcasting Act 1990, it is illegal under UK law to publish a schedule for BBC One, BBC Two, ITV1 (including all regions and GMTV) or Channel 4 without paying a royalty to Broadcasting Dataservices (BDS), as they have been granted copyright enforced by law, regardless of how the schedule is written, your edit also violates copyright policy. And I quote:

Apologies for reverting your changes. Please refrain from adding current schedules to articles in the future. Thank you. --tgheretford (talk) 12:17, 5 November 2006 (UTC)