Declaring something "public domain" seems impossible or very hard to do depending on your location (remember: I am not a lawyer, though). Would you settle for CC-ZERO, CC-BY or CC-BY-SA?
Other than that I'd be happy to put them on the submission page for you. :)
Fab
# Fabian A. Scherschel
# Host & Producer, Sixgun Productions
# Member, Fedora Design Team
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 9:19 PM, Tom Horsley <horsley1953@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> You don't need to upload the photos to the wiki if you'd rather not.
> Just mail design-team@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (with the subject line,
> "Supplemental wallpaper submission) the following info for your photo
> and we'll make sure it gets added:
OK, here it comes: I actually discovered I have two different
collections of images I made myself and therefore can submit
with no potential legal problems.
> 1. URL of the image (ie. “where it’s at”)
This points to both collections:
http://home.comcast.net/~tomhorsley/tom/wallpaper.html
> 2. Title of the work in question
There are two links on the above page, one is for "quilt" the
other is for "trees".
> 3. Name of the author (their real name is preferable, but a
> nickname with a link to the profile on the page the image is
> from works as well)
That would be me: Tom Horsley
> 4. Contact information for the author, email if possible
horsley1953@xxxxxxxxx
> 5. URL of the source page that the image was originally from
As explained in the pages above, the original images were made
by me. I guess that makes those links the original URL.
> 6. The license of the photo (has to be compatible with the Fedora
> requirements)
I'm perfectly happy to declare them public domain.
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