Talk:Arcadia (band)

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Reverting due to "unverified image" on Arcadia7.jpg

I've removed this tag, as the image does meet criteria for fair use. If the contention is that the band is not actually Arcadia, I could almost understand that, but there was no discussion to be found as to why the tag was added. Kevin 04:15, 9 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The {{promophoto}} tag on the photo is supposed to be used for press kit/press release images only. "This tag should only be used for images of a person, product, or event that is known to have come from a press kit or similar source, for the purpose of reuse by the media." Also, review Wikipedia:Publicity photos.

This isn't a press kit photo; I know for a fact that this is scanned from a magazine, as I used to have a copy of it! These were a whole series of "light painting" photos done by famed photographer Dean Chamberlain - we definitely should not be violating his copyright (or anyone's, but his work is particularly recognizable).

Fair use is narrow, and should be applied mainly to images we couldn't get any other way (unique moments in war, sports, etc where there may only be one photo; or album covers, where there's only one possible image of the subject). There are many pictures of Arcadia out there, including some press kit photos -- try this page, below all the Duran Duran stuff. Hope that's clear enough! — Catherine\^talk 06:56, 9 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Reverting from "New Romantic" to "New Wave"

I noticed Arcadia's genre had been changed from New Wave to New Romantic, and reverted the change. My rationale for doing so is largely for the following reasons:

1) New Romantic is, by definition, a term used almost exclusively in the U.K., and while Arcadia may have been from the U.K., we all know that we're supposed to write with a neutral worldview.

2) New Romantic is essentially a subgenre of a subgenre. I'm reasonably sure that the broad consensus is that this isn't helpful to the average person. Basically, we're not Pitchfork Media, and imagineering new genres isn't the mark of a good article.

3) I checked AMG and a couple of other sites, and could find no reference to Arcadia being "New Romantic". If we're going to change the genre, it needs to be cited somewhere.

-- Kevin 21:48, 31 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Fair use rationale for Image:Arcadiasingle.jpg

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