User:Josve05a/copyvio-comment
| I see no indication those websites have released their content under a free license that allows everybody to re-use and modify their content for any purpose, including commercial purposes - and that would be the kind of license required to re-use the content on Wikipedia.
At the bottom of their website it (most likely) says something like "Copyright" or ©. That said, those websites would not be considered reliable sources; they're out to promote the subject of your article, not to provide accurate information. Copy-pasting content from those websites would not give a good encyclopedia article even if it were not (for Wikipedia) explicitly illegal. You should find sources such as newspapers, reputable magazines or peer-reviewed scholarly papers, sources which are subject to editorial oversight and which have a reputation for fact-checking, discussing the subject in some detail, and summarize what those sources report. If you are the owner of the material from the website you had copied, please read Wikipedia:Donating copyrighted materials on how to proceed. Based on message by Huon, CC-BY-SA 4.0 |