Thread:Mollycoddle1/@comment-4135357-20140527055723

Hello,

I see you added some images to the wiki. Our goal is to have the source and creators involved in the making of each image uploaded to the wiki outlined in a template, which can be found here. Adding this info does two main things: standardizes how we give credit to comic creators and organizes images by a number of ways as well.

In order to use it, you can have the image you want to add it to on one page (or tab) and the template itself on another. You would then copy the Empty Syntax (Standard Options) from said template, go back to the image, click edit, and then paste it there. Afterwards you'd just fill out the applicable fields. By and large the most commonly used ones are License (Fair Use), Image Type (Cover Art for comic covers), and CoverArtist1 (the artist(s) who worked on the cover). In the event that you've done some homage work yourself, as appears to be the case with these two images, in the Image Type part of the template you can write Fan Art, and for CoverArtist1 you'd type your real name (first and last). This categorizes the image both as Fan Art and credits you with the work.

I'd like you to try and work those images accordingly and don't forget to check out helpful tips about editing in general here. Using templates can be tough to handle at first, but they're used all the time with images, and become really easy to use after you fill it in a few times. :-) Please familiarize yourself with the image template and its usage, and if you have any questions feel free to ask me. If you continue to upload images without using the template I will either have to add it myself or delete them. We want the wiki to be fun and a great learning experience, but we have to do the best we can to contribute in a productive way. Thank you for reading this and welcome to the wiki. You can always try stuff out in the Sandbox. Queso6p7 05:57, May 27, 2014 (UTC) 