I was starting a tinwiki article about the "Chitahuli"
(reptilian humanoids from African oral history)
One of the sources I was hoping to use is a video interview of a Zulu Sangoma and High Sanusi named Credo Mutwa, the interview was conducted by David
Icke.
The video can be found on websites like google video, veoh.com etc.
Is it ok to use this video as long as copyright information is given stating that it's an Icke video, or how would I go about this?
I'm not even sure that it's copyrighted, would it be on google video and veoh if it was?
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reply to post by ashamedamerican
I took some photo stills of a youtube video for an article I did.
I wrote the owner of the video and asked if it was ok.
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reply to post by Scramjet76
The problem I face with this article is that the only real reference I can find, that isn't more than an offtopic mention, comes from an oral
history, hence there isn't really alot that I have been able to find written about it.
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I think it would be okay to add a link to the video in the references section of the article. Is this what you are asking?
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Yes, I wanted to make sure that it was ok to use the video as a reference, due to the fact that I can't find any written reference to use in it's
place.
The only thing I'm am unsure of is if it is a copyrighted video, and how to go about using this video if it is, to avoid any legal trouble or
possibly being drawn and quartered and dragged through the streets by skeptic overlord.  jk
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