qTranslate-X support and German law fix

  • Resolved maxmoon

    (@maxmoon)


    7 years, 12 months ago

    Hi,

    I write my blog in English and German and in Germany you can get a lot of problems if you didn’t show the sources correctly. In the case of an edited image, which has the Creative Common licence you have to write the authors name (would be good to link to his profile if clicking at his name), the licence type e.g. CC-BY, which must be linked to the correct licence text (oh German advocates love it if you miss this one) and you have to show the information if you have edited the image.

    The other problem is the language. I don’t know if I am correct, but I think in Germany you have to write the information in German. So if you already wrote the image source text in English, you have to change it to German, but then all English people can’t read the information. A qTranslate-X support would be nice where you can define the image source text in several languages.

    But I think the first suggestion for the German law fix would be urgent.

    Regards

    maxmoon

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  • Plugin Author Thomas Maier

    (@webzunft)

    Hi maxmoon,

    thanks for reaching out.

    You can already manage licenses with ISC. You just need to enable this feature in the plugin settings.

    As for qTranslate: I would definitely like to support this, but don’t have time to develop new features. The github repository is public on https://github.com/webgilde/image-source-control/ and I would definitely take a look at code contributions and add them if possible.

    Viele Grü?e
    Thomas

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