WITpedia:Image tags

Images & files on WITpedia must be tagged to help adhere to copyright laws and identify free material for use. They should also use correctly formatted file names.

Here are some image and file upload tagging guidelines and rules of thumb:
 * All images should include a descriptive summary or an image tag.
 * Please tag images on the image description page with one of the tags below so we can keep track of its status. The tags should be put on a line of their own.
 * If multiple categories apply to an image, add all that apply.
 * Along with a tag, specify the source or copyright holder information (if the image is a screenshot taken in-game, this step can be omitted). Provide as much detail as possible.
 * Finally, scroll down to see the whole set of tagging options.

For image creators
Each image tag takes the form of a template, a short snippet of text that causes an informational box to be displayed on the page under your image and automatically adds appropriate categories to your image. Follow the usage link for each template for complete instructions for that particular image tag.


 * &mdash; for fan art created by players.
 * &mdash; for images created for tutorials.
 * &mdash; for images created for use on the wiki in tables & other things

Game images
For screenshots taken from inside Doctor Who: Worlds in Time, use one of the following templates:


 * &mdash; for images of particular areas.
 * &mdash; for images primarily depicting decor items.
 * &mdash; for images primarily depicting furniture items.
 * &mdash; for images of particular mini-games.
 * &mdash; for icons from the game or wiki.
 * &mdash; for images that have been incorrectly uploaded or is outdated.
 * &mdash; for images used in an official capacity.
 * &mdash; for screenshots taken in game for use on the forum.
 * &mdash; for images primarily depicting clothes, hats, or accessories.