Gouri mentioning the source of image you have used in your article is important to ensure they do not violate any copyright issues.
You only need to mention the source at the end of your article in the following manner, eg. if you have taken picture from wikipedia, mention it as:
Image Source: Wikipedia
In one of my articles written recently, I had forgotten to mention the source and after being reminded about it, I gave the source as wikimedia image gallery and it was again rejected saying that 2 of the images dont match ! I was surprised to see this...Are we supposed to go through the history of images and do the other members do this as well? I deleted all the images and resubmitted it. We add images to enhance our articlews and I understand that we need to give the source but once the source is given where is the need for rejection?
@Usha- I am not aware about case of Gouri but two of your images did not match the source you provided when asked, those two were copyrighted photos one from a cartoon network and other from amazon dot com, which you probably missed . The best way to prove your claim is to provide url of images if you are not sure and make editor's job easy as suggested by admin.
This image issue is becoming far too complicated since I download pictures from wikimedia which has pictures from other sites as well and it would be a herculean task for anyone to get the url etc...may be better not to attach any pictures here if we need to go through such a lot of circus...
Please quote the url of the picture at the end of the article so that editor can review and delete it while reviewing your article. this way you can avoid both loss valuable of time and effort to contact back and forth. I am locking this thread as this does not go anywhere even if you discuss for days.
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