Sources and photo credits

Facts

Wikidata (public domain, CC0) and Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). Every page links to the article and the record it was written from.

Wording and attribution

EveryFaceShape does not copy text. Pages take their facts from the Wikipedia article named at the foot of each page and are rewritten in EveryFaceShape's own words. A check compares each page with its source; any page that carries over more than a short phrase is rewritten before it is shown. Because the pages are adapted from Wikipedia, they credit the article and its contributors, link to the original, and are shared under the same CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

Photos

All photos come from Wikimedia Commons under free licences (public domain, CC0, CC BY and CC BY-SA). Each is credited beside it, or at the foot of the page for small pictures. If a photo is yours and should not be here, write to us and it will be taken down.

Drawings

The drawings, tiles and diagrams are made by EveryFaceShape's own code from what each page says. They are free to reuse with a link back. No AI image generator is used.

Good reading

Articles listed under "Good reading" are ones the Wikipedia article itself cites, from publishers such as IEEE Spectrum, the Computer History Museum, Reuters, the BBC and the trade press. EveryFaceShape shows the headline and the publisher and links to the original.

Hubs, the calendar, concepts and facet articles

Original text by the EveryFaceShape desk, written with AI assistance and checked against public sources. Conference dates are taken from the organisers where announced and marked "about" where estimated.

Map

Country outlines are from Natural Earth (public domain).

News

The news wire shows only a headline and the outlet's name. Every link leads to the original publisher.

Typefaces

Newsreader and Geist, both under the SIL Open Font License.

If something is wrong

Write to everyfaceshape@cleartrust.cc and it will be fixed quickly.