`::::Wikipedia has a simple policy for copyright violations within text and images. If a copyright violation is alleged for text, a huge infobox is added to the top of the page, it's listed for investigation by an administrator. Ditto for images, sound files, and other uploads. It seems the only thing exempted from this policy is external links. They are almost as much of a liability to Wikipedia and it's perhaps time we had some process for external links to be checked for copyright status. We don't go around removing pages and pages from Wikipedia when we suspect a copyvio and we don't leave them trying to claim policy permits it, so I fail to see why external links should be treated in the same manner. ::::It really might be time to get Brad Patrick to comment on whether he believes the existing policy is fine and if not, what he believes we need to do to satisfy the law so we can then tailor new policy around that. Kind Regards -  |   |     `