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Request by User:Tchilp:

Dear ....
thank you for your positive answer. The problem with uploading your flags
and coats of arms in wikipedia still is, that wikipedia, resp. wiki commons
wants a largely unrestricted copyright, because the principle of wikipedia
is, that it is "open source" content (presumably to avoid lots of litigation
that endangers the project). This also includes use for commercial purposes
which you restricted in the text on your website. The habit (GNU-liscense)
on Wiki Commons is, that it is free also for commercial use provided that
the name of the original author is named. Wiki Commons is quite strict on
these question so I have to ask you again: would you also agree to this
prerequisites?
Greetings, ....

Reply from :

To the principal question that u have made me, my answer is: "Yes, I
agree the prerequisites you have asked me", so, you can see my
thoughts, I believe and support  the free exchange of files in the
net and I've not any problem with  my copyright, so please, notice to
the wiki resp. that you have all my permission to upload my files, even
for commercial purposes. 
I wish u this will be sufficient to made your work.
Greetings again;
Mr. .........

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