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==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. ~~~~
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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:
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)
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==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. ~~~~
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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:
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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.
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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. --tgheretford (talk) 12:17, 5 November 2006 (UTC)
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