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Requests for license reviewer rights

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Before requesting, please read Commons:License review and relevant pages such as Flickr files.

To become a reviewer, you need to be familiar with the general licensing policy of Commons and the common practices of reviewing. A reviewer is required to know which Creative Commons licenses are allowed and disallowed on Wikimedia Commons. You should be dedicated to license reviewing every so often and offer your help in the backlogs. You can demonstrate your knowledge by regularly participating in deletion requests or New Files Patrol.

Post your request below and be prepared to respond to questions. The community may voice their opinions or ask a few questions to verify the applicant's knowledge. After a few days, a reviewer or administrator determines whether there are no severe objections to the applicant. If there are not, the user will close the request and add the applicant to the list of reviewers. If permissions are granted, you can add {{User reviewer}} (or one of its variants) to your user page and begin reviewing images.


Click the button to submit your request. Alternatively, copy the code below to the bottom of this page, and only replace "Reason" with the reason you are requesting this user right. Requests will be open for a minimum of two days (48 hours).

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{{subst:LRR|{{subst:REVISIONUSER}}|Reason ~~~~}}

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BureibuNeko

Aurelio de Sandoval

Comments
  •  Oppose due to tenure and image issues - User's only been here since January 2020, Also came across this (which may or may not be a copyright violation) and the users talkpage full of DRs (deleted images) doesn't fill me with much confidence either. User shouldn't of been told to come here at all. –Davey2010Talk 19:06, 5 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Davey2010: I encourage you to come back with a proper evaluation of their candidacy for license reviewer.
  • "due to tenure and image issues" - Considering they are trusted as a temporary license reviewer and there has yet to be a complaint about a file they have reviewed, you have lost me.
  • "User's only been here since January 2020" - ... that's over a year? it's license reviewer, not adminship.
  • "User shouldn't of been told to come here at all." - Considering their temporary license reviewer expires in two weeks, they were appropriately directed here.
  • "the users talkpage full of DRs (deleted images) doesn't fill me with much confidence either." - Only one file has been nominated for DR since they were granted temporary license reviewer and COM:TOO can be subjective for even experienced users, all the others are back in 2020. Also, their 14 quality image promotions fill me with some confidence.
That said, I have no comment myself. Best of luck, Aurelio de Sandoval. ~riley (talk) 21:30, 6 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
This was a proper evaluation and It's rather sad you felt the need to nitpick at every little thing. Anyway I have nothing else to say that hasn't already been said above. Tenure (amongst other things) proves they're potentially more knowledgable, IMHO being here a year is not sufficient enough for me however I don't speak for Commons and just because I don't believe the aforementioned things that doesn't mean everyone else feels the same way. I appreciate LR isn't Adminship but as I say IMHO for me tenure equals more knowledge. –Davey2010Talk 23:53, 6 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Davey2010: Was it a proper evaluation? You glanced at his edit count, his account age, and his talk page. The user was given temporary license reviewer permissions for a three month trial period. The entire point of that trial was to give the user a chance to demonstrate if they are competent as a license reviewer. Not only did you fail to acknowledge that the user was in the right place (User shouldn't of been told to come here at all"), you failed to comment on the most relevant thing: their use of license reviewer permissions. Don't make the guy jump through more hoops than he needs to, give him actual feedback on his work. ~riley (talk) 00:23, 7 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]