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Licence: <span class="apihelp-unknown">unknown</span>

An article about a real person, individual animal(s), organisation (for example, a band, club, or company, not including educational institutions), or web content that does not indicate why its subject is important or significant. This is distinct from verifiability and reliability of sources, and is a lower standard than notability. (A7)

Check the "License" header on the side of the Flickr page. Both the icons and licence name that they used have to match one of the choices here.

Next, {{GENDER:|you}} can look for sources through search engines, news sites, or {{GENDER:|your}} library.<br />$1&nbsp;&nbsp;$2&nbsp;&nbsp;$3&nbsp;&nbsp;$4<br />Follow these guidelines when adding a reference:
* Reliable sources include books, news organisations, and magazine articles. 
* Social media or blogs are usually not reliable sources.
* Information published by the subject, such as a company's own website, is usually not reliable.

Input to MediaWiki should be NFC-normalised UTF-8. MediaWiki may attempt to convert other input, but this may cause some operations (such as [[Special:ApiHelp/edit|edits]] with MD5 checks) to fail.

Parameters that take multiple values are normally submitted with the values separated using the pipe character, e.g. <kbd>param=value1|value2</kbd> or <kbd>param=value1%7Cvalue2</kbd>. If a value must contain the pipe character, use U+001F (Unit Separator) as the separator ''and'' prefix the value with U+001F, e.g. <kbd>param=%1Fvalue1%1Fvalue2</kbd>.

Some parameter types in API requests need further explanation: