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In Like Mike
By Nick Hodge | September 10, 2007
Uncle Mike talked about this last week: why you tag your photos (cc) and geotag your photos.
Unlike other large corporations who have mis-used (cc) licensed photos, Schmap correctly asked and obtained permission to use one of my photos on their site:
Schmap Christchurch Third Edition: Photo Inclusion
Hi Nick,
I am delighted to let you know that your two submitted photos have been selected for inclusion in the newly released third edition of our Schmap Christchurch Guide:
Godley Head
www.schmap.com/christchurch/sights_attractions/p=174111/i=174111_2.jpg
Godley Head
www.schmap.com/christchurch/sights_attractions/p=174111/i=174111_3.jpg
If you like the guide and have a website, blog or personal page, then please also check out our schmapplets - customizable widgetized versions of our Schmap Christchurch Guide, complete with your published photos:
www.schmap.com/schmapplets/p=37473564N00/c=SE51033694
Thanks so much for letting us include your photos - please enjoy the guide!
Like all pictures, there is a back story, too.
Note: 11th September
(cc) Creative Commons Australia has further discussion
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