Draft talk:Murals of Tibet (book)

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Plagiarism, copyright

"Ban is renowned ... survivors of natural disasters." Although this (or the latter part of it) is currently attributed to the "Works" page within the website of Shigeru Ban Architects, in reality it's plagiarized in toto from the Emory University page "Murals of Tibet", at the foot of which appears: "Copyright © 2025 Emory Libraries Blog. All Rights Reserved." I don't understand how a blog can own copyright, and suppose that this should be interpreted as if "Blog" were deleted from it. Anyway, the material is conventionally copyright, and its reproduction in Wikipedia would violate that copyright. Kcolli2 should swiftly (i) attribute it to the blog page, and (ii) either (A) put what's quoted into quotation marks, or (B) paraphrase it in different language. And then she should check that no other part of this draft might either plagiarize or violate copyright, and should delete, attribute, paraphrase or add quotation marks where and as appropriate. -- Hoary (talk) 23:17, 5 April 2025 (UTC)[reply]