Tardis:Copyright tags

Following are tags which should be added to the description pages of images uploaded to the TARDIS Index File, per the community's image use policy. To add a tag, simply copy and paste the words in double brackets, together with the brackets themselves, and paste onto the image description page you are editing.

Images from the Doctor Who Image Archive
- Use this tag when uploading images taken from the Doctor Who Image Archive website. It should look like this:

Screenshots from TV Episodes or Movies
- Use this tag when uploading images that are screenshots (or screengrabs) taken from broadcast episodes or movies of Doctor Who. It should look like this:

Telesnaps
- Use this tag for telesnaps; a series of professional photos taken of finished Doctor Who stories from the 1960s.

Images from Wikipedia
- Use this tag for public domain images uploaded from Wikipedia. It should look like this:

Images from NASA
- Use this tag for images from a NASA website or publication.

Book covers
- Use this tag for book/novel covers

Big Finish
- Use this tag for covers from Big Finish's audio drama ranges.

BBV
- Use this tag for covers from BBV's audio range.

Comic strips
- Use this tag for images of comic strips

General tag
- Use this tag for covers media covers (that are not covered by publisher specific tags).

BBV
- Use this tag for covers from BBV's audio range.

Reeltime Pictures
- Use this tag for covers from Reeltime Pictures.

Target Illustrations
- Use this tag for images of illustrations from Target novelisations

Doctor Who Magazine
- Use this tag for Doctor Who Magazine covers and posters.

Doctor Who Adventures
- Use this for Doctor Who Adventures covers and posters.

Promotional images
- Use this for promotional images, such as images from press kits or websites.

General fair dealing / fair use & other tags
- Use this tag for any images that are not covered specifically by the above tags.

- United States Federal Government under the terms of Title 17, Chapter 1, Section 105 of the US Code. This applies worldwide.