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#* Low-resolution copies of copyrighted images when there is no suitable alternative
# Images which are copyrighted, but the copyright holder has granted express permission for the image to be used in Pensapedia. In this instance, the template <nowiki>{{CopyrightedPerm}}</nowiki> must be added to the image description page, and the copyright holder must be credited on each page in which the image is used.
==After uploading==
After uploading your image, please continue to the image description page and (if you haven't already) add an appropriate [[Pensapedia:Image copyright tags|image copyright tag]]. Also, consider adding details such as the image's source, creator, date, description, etc. '''If you do not provide at least a source or some copyright status information, there is a good chance your image will be deleted.'''
Once you have finished documenting the image on its description page, you are ready to insert the image into an article. To do so, navigate to an article, open it for editing, and insert the following wiki code:
<pre>[[Image:Example.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Image caption]]</pre>
The above is just an example. The parameters can be modified as you see fit. The <code>thumb</code> parameter is optional; if you include it, the image will be presented in a thumbnail box, with space for a caption below the image. If you do not include <code>thumb</code>, the image will be presented as the image only. The <code>right</code> parameter as shown above would align the image to the right of the page. This can be changed to <code>left</code> or <code>none</code>. The <code>200px</code> parameter as shown above would create a 200px thumbnail of the specified image. This can be changed to any size you wish, measured in pixels (px). Lastly, the <code>Image description</code> is where you enter a caption for the image. If you have included the <code>thumb</code> parameter, the <code>image description</code> will appear as a caption below the image. If you have not included <code>thumb</code>, then the <code>image description</code> will only be available as a tooltip to those who hover their cursor over the image. The <code>image description</code> can include wiki formatting such as bold, italics, and links.
==Notes==
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