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This page explains the guidelines for uploading files, the license templates used on the wiki, and when to use them. Every uploaded file should include at least one license template to identify its status and to ensure it is automatically placed in the correct maintenance category. | This page explains the guidelines for uploading files, the license templates used on the wiki, and when to use them. Every uploaded file should include at least one license template to identify its status and to ensure it is automatically placed in the correct maintenance category. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:20, 2 August 2026
- See also: Deadlock:Images and media
This page explains the guidelines for uploading files, the license templates used on the wiki, and when to use them. Every uploaded file should include at least one license template to identify its status and to ensure it is automatically placed in the correct maintenance category.
Guidelines
[edit | edit source]Use copyrighted material only when permitted or when it qualifies as fair use. Whenever possible, upload your own original work instead of copyrighted material.
When possible, prefer screenshots over raw game assets. For example, to illustrate a texture, use a screenshot of it in-game or in Hammer instead of uploading the texture file itself.
Any media uploaded to the wiki should solely be for use on this site.
Third-party content
[edit | edit source]Copyrighted material created by someone other than Valve should only be uploaded if it qualifies as fair use or the copyright holder has given permission. Examples include:
- Screenshots of third-party software used in tutorials (such as Adobe Photoshop).
- Logos, promotional images, or screenshots for games and mods documented on this wiki.
- Fan-made maps used to illustrate game mechanics, puzzles, or other relevant topics.
- Media that the creator has explicitly permitted to be used on this wiki or in tutorials.
Unacceptable content
[edit | edit source]- Diagrams, charts, or other illustrations taken from another website.
- Logos, screenshots, or other copyrighted media that are unrelated to the article or tutorial.
- Copyrighted material that is only loosely related to the subject, such as a Penny Arcade comic used to illustrate Deadlock.
Templates
[edit | edit source]List of license templates available for use on this wiki.
Deadlock media
[edit | edit source]{{ScreenshotDeadlock}}— in-game screenshots.{{ArtworkDeadlock}}— official artwork, promotional images, renders, or concept art.{{AudioDeadlock}}— voice lines, music, or sound effects.{{VideoDeadlock}}— gameplay recordings and other video files.{{ExtractedDeadlock}}— files extracted directly from the game's assets, such as textures, icons, models, or other resources.{{MediaPreDeadlock}}— media originating from pre-release versions of Deadlock.
License templates
[edit | edit source]{{PD}}— media in the public domain.{{PD self}}— original work released into the public domain by its creator.{{Fair use}}— non-free media claimed under fair use.{{Trademark}}— logos, wordmarks, and other trademarked material.{{FDL}}— GNU Free Documentation License.{{GPL}}— GNU General Public License.{{LGPL}}— GNU Lesser General Public License.{{CC-BY|version}}— Creative Commons Attribution.{{CC-BY-SA|version}}— Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike.{{CC-BY-NC-SA|version}}— Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike.{{Valve content}}— files originating from the Steam client or other Valve software.