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Image attribution
Introduction
Overview
Overview
- The images you upload on WikiDoc should be adapted from copyleft sources. We have a list of some of the copyleft websites that we can use here.
- Some websites provide the attribution text while downloading the image while some others do not.
Radiopedia
Radiopedia
- Radiopedia provides the attribution text along with the download link.
Wikipedia
Wikipedia
- On wikipedia and wikimedia commons, the attribution text is present after opening the image in the media viewer window and pressing the download button.
Wikimedia commons
CDC and WHO
CDC and WHO
- If you use images from the CDC or the WHO websites, you should attribute them as the following: Source: https://www.cdc.gov/ or Source: http://www.who.int/en/ .
- The attribution text should be put in the comment under the photo using the WikiDoc code.
Video
Video
- This video illustrates how to attribute your image
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