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...case basis. For example, if Dean Ellis' son maintained a Tumblr page with images of his father's works, we would consider it a reliable source. On the other ...tle.cgi?1130172 ''Newton Braddell and His Inconclusive Researches into the Unknown: In the Mountain of Sanity''] or [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?12

...book cover images, since that is considered fair use, but I'm referring to images of the original art or pdfs (and other formats) of essays, short stories, e ...n attached to it. Nevertheless, I believe the ISFDB should not be hosting images of original art, regardless of whether it is "out of copyright." [[User:Mhh

...i?41571 Robert Frazier (active 1954-1955)] for the one whose birth date is unknown, which the help says should be "Robert Frazier (?-)". ...biguating by profession, it works when someone sticks to one role: artist, photographer, journalist, playwright, etc but gets sticky when they don't. I'd rather us

...image hosted at Wikipedia. I was distinctly informed on one occasion that images links were not allowed at that site. Thus I am conflicted by the example. T ...ould only link to the sites that have given us permission to link to their images. [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasuerus]] 23:13, 3 November 2009 (UTC)

...that version of Maupassant's The Horla that is used when the translator is unknown. So far there's only a handful of stories in this situation & wonder if thi ...ine usually translates authors that are popular in their own countries but unknown or less known in the English speaking world). Then there are the web-versio