Talk:Camp Nyoda

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Hello! I hope someone might help me with the following:

I have added one photo (which I took myself) to this draft. I have another ten photographs that I hope to use, scanned copies of the originals which are property of the Curley and Cooper families, owners and administrators of Camp Nyoda. They shared them with me to be used in this article. I am unsure as to how to release rights to these photos, as they do not seem to fall into any of the listed categories in the Upload Wizard - Wikimedia Commons, since they are not copyrighted but rather private property (and only recently scanned).

Thank you!

Srannamartina (talk) 00:53, 28 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Referencing the claim that Camp Nyoda is among the oldest all girls overnight camps in the US

I have not been able to find any online list of US all-girls overnight summer camps. The claim that Nyoda is among the oldest in the country is based on information given on the websites of other all-girls overnight summer camps and, for this reason, I have included as references to this claim links to all websites I have been able to find that claim that their camps were founded in the same year as Camp Nyoda or earlier. The long string of reference numbers in a row is clumsy-looking, however, and I would love any suggestions regarding how to better reference this claim.

Thank you!

Srannamartina (talk) 01:17, 28 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Photo copyright problem solved

I was able to resolve the photograph copyright problem via the help desk. I would still love suggestions regarding the citation of other summer camps as proof of the fact that Camp Nyoda is among the oldest all girls overnight summer camps in the US. Thank you!

Srannamartina (talk) 15:45, 28 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]