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Broom or brush icon from Wikimedia Commons with the same file name. Locally uploaded and protected here at the English Wikipedia, since high-risk, since will be used as default yellow "type=style" icon in the widely used {{ambox}} template. Description from Wikimedia Commons: An icon from the Tango! project set (Tango Desktop Project). |
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Originally uploaded to Commons on 1 December 2005. |
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The people from the Tango! project. And according to the meta-data in the file, specifically: "Andreas Nilsson, and Jakub Steiner (although minimally)." |
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According to the Tango FAQ: Public domain (see below)
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English: A drawing of a hand-held whisk broom, leaning upright, with a short brown handle and yellow bristles (tied with a red strap). This image is often used in many Wikipedia sites to denote "clean-up" activities, such as in messages which request the copy-editing of text.
Deutsch: Eine Zeichnung von einem Handbesen (kurz Besen), lehnte aufrecht, mit einer kurzen braunen Griff und gelben Borsten (gebunden mit einem roten Band). Dieses Bild ist oft in vielen Wikipedia-Sites verwendet, um "clean-up"-Aktivitäten, wie zB in Botschaften, die das Lektorat von Texten Antrag bezeichnen. |
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| Source | The Tango! Desktop Project | ||
| Author | The people from the Tango! project | ||
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