Talk:Greek cruiser Georgios Averof

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What about the use of "she" instead of the "it"?--Littlejohn53 11:12, 17 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I think because it would sound strange to use "she" for a ship with a male name (George). --Kimon 16:17, 16 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

But this article is in English wikipedia, we must obey the rules of english language. So while in english all the ships refered as female we must use "she" regardless of male or female name, meanwhile and HMS King George V refered as "she".Pmoshs 12:18, 10 March 2007 (UTC)pmoschs[reply]

Use of Photos

Why photos in PD in Greece removed?

Acording to Greek Law 2121 of 1993 (Government's Gazette 25 A 1993) about Copyright declares: 'Article 2 ...

5. The protection of present law is not extended in official texts
with that are expressed the exercise of constitutional competence and same in

legislatively, administrative or juridicial texts, as well as in the expressions of

popular delivery, in the news and in the simple events or data.

(...) Article 25

                 Use for reasons of information
 1. It is allowed, without the authorisation of author and without wage in the
metre that is justified by the sought aim: a) the reproduction
and the distribution in the public, for reasons of description of topical events with

means of mass communication of work, that are seen or heard at the

duration such event b) the reproduction and the distribution in the
public with means of mass communication to the aim of briefing on

topical events of political reasons, addresses, preachings, judicial allocutions or other work of similar nature, as well as

summaries or extracts from lectures, provided that this work
is presented in public.
 2. The reproduction and the distribution in the public should, when this is
possible, be accompanied from the clue of source and the name of
author.

So I thing that tere is not Copyright for photos fropm Official Greek archives (presented in public), publicity staff of Greek State authorities and for reasons of information (as wikipedia is).