Wikipedia:Proposed guideline for magic methods: Difference between revisions

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*Marked as historical until TStone sees fit as to draw up the actual proposal, instead of a proposal for the proposal. [[User_talk:Radiant!|<b><span style="color:#DD0000;">&gt;<span style="color:#FF6600;">R<span style="color:#FF9900;">a<span style="color:#FFCC00;">d<span style="color:#FFEE00;">i</span>a</span>n</span>t</span>&lt;</span></b>]] 15:21, 5 February 2006 (UTC)

'''Note:''' A proper proposal will be posted here very soon. See talk page --[[User:TStone|TStone]] 19:08, 22 January 2006 (UTC)

'''Note2:''' Is it possible to rename this page, and change "policy" to "guideline"? --[[User:TStone|TStone]] 19:08, 22 January 2006 (UTC)

*Yes. [[User_talk:Radiant!|<b><span style="color:#DD0000;">&gt;<span style="color:#FF6600;">R<span style="color:#FF9900;">a<span style="color:#FFCC00;">d<span style="color:#FFEE00;">i</span>a</span>n</span>t</span>&lt;</span></b>]] 15:21, 5 February 2006 (UTC)

'''Note3:''' As quite a lot of people here seem to have the opinion: ''User TStone: Nobody cares about "history" or "origins" for tricks, really. We want to know the details.'', I think I have to start over from scratch, and take those opinions into account. No point having a guideline that are likely to be ignored anyway...tricky. --[[User:TStone|TStone]] 09:41, 31 January 2006 (UTC)

== Summary ==

The intellectual rights to magic methods are still not defined by the copyright laws. That doesn't mean that there are no such rights, just that they are on an ethical level instead of a legal level.