“ For example, if a work by an author who died in 1950 was first published in a country whose copyright term is life plus 70 years, expiry would be 2020, and the message would automatically disappear in 2021, when the work would be automatically placed into Category:Media now suitable for Commons. ”
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“Do not move to Commons/doc”, is a work by . It explores elements such as category and Commons.
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“ Common reasons: it is a non-US work that is still in copyright in the country of origin (in which case expiry should be the year it becomes PD in the country of origin, often 70 years after the author's death) it is a non-US collective work of unchecked authorship (in which case expiry should be publication plus 150 years) it is a test file or otherwise irrelevant outside of English Wikisource parent (optional) . ”
“ Example: Category:Secrets of Crewe House test (optional) . Use if the reason a file is out of scope for Commons is that it is a temporary or test file, or otherwise only relevant to English Wikisource. Categorizes works into Category:Media not suitable for Commons/test. Examples Example: Most basic usage Always show the template:{{Do not move to Commons}} Because expiry was not given, the category Category:Media not suitable for Commons/not listed is used. Example: Expiry Shows the message until December 31, 2040, but hides it starting January 1, 2041. ”
