Ended Official BYC Article Writing Contest - #20

[nuthatched]

That is a great question. Let us look into this.

Did y'all come to a conclusion for A. I generated images?

 

[Allsfairinloveandbugs]

Sorry for the delay. I would like to find a way to let you all use BYC images, but my concern is that not all images posted by BYC members were taken by BYC members. Any suggestions on how to handle that?

And also, if personal photos posted by BYC members on BYC threads of their own birds can be used within an article submitted to the contest? The members are no longer active, and so its not possible to ask for their permission. The photos I'm talking about are definitely taken by BYC members of their own birds; their own threads provide the context and proof.

 

[casportpony]

Did y'all come to a conclusion for A. I generated images?

And also, if personal photos posted by BYC members on BYC threads of their own birds can be used within an article submitted to the contest? The members are no longer active, and so its not possible to ask for their permission. The photos I'm talking about are definitely taken by BYC members of their own birds; their own threads provide the context and proof.

Thanks for the reminder, I will get back to you all on both these subjects.

 

[Kiki]

The specific photos on BYC threads I'm referring to were clearly taken by the bird's actual owners, specifically because they are either asking for a gender i.d., have a bird with unusual coloring, or similiar questions. Some threads Do show photos of birds taken from the internet, but those are obvious due to statements made on those threads. I could always provide links to specific BYC threads that include a relevant photo, but that's not nearly as effective as having an actual photo visible within an article.

My question isn't just about "me". One article that quickly comes to mind is the Ameraucana article from contest #13, written by @EmmaRainboe .
https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...s-and-ameraucanas-with-review-optional.76220/

It is an excellent article and includes pictures of recognized colors of Ameraucanas that Emma Rainboe either had herself, or photos taken by BYC members that she had permission to include. But since she didn't have personal photos of all the colors or permission to use, some some colors werent pictured, even though there are photos of all the recognized Ameraucana colors somewhere within BYC threads. Her inability to post pictures of all the colors due to rule #3 really stood out to me. It seems that the quality of articles submitted to the writing contest could become even better if there is a way to adjust rule #3. I know for sure it would improve the quality of an article I intend to write.

Which pictures are you wanting to use?
A link to the post?

 

[Allsfairinloveandbugs]

Which pictures are you wanting to use?
A link to the post?

These are examples of photos I MIGHT want to use, and links to threads I found them in.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...d-one-white-foot-on-this-young-fellow.547944/

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/silkie-thread.297632/page-1307#post-8130375

 

[Gigachad poultry]

here is my first entry!!!
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Tips on getting Coturnix quail to brood their eggs

Although many people say that Cortunix quails have lost their broody and we have bred that out of them. The truth is that because most people keep their quail in wire cages with little too no hay or shavings anywhere. I've actually been rather successful when attempting to get my quail to brood...

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[Gigachad poultry]

entry 2 this is one of my favorite articles I've made!
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Breeding Budgies: A Comprehensive Guide to Successful Breeding

Introduction: Breeding budgies, also known as parakeets, can be an enjoyable and rewarding bird that can give great experiencye for all avian enthusiasts, especially when you breed them. However, it is important to have a thorough understanding of the breeding process of budgies and how to...

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[StinkyAcres]

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Dilapidated Dresser to Nifty Nesting Boxes!

Even though my old nesting boxes that my parents built were still in acceptable shape, I needed new ones. I had recently bought several Brahmas (a very large chicken breed) and I needed something quite a bit larger and lower to the ground. Silver-laced Wyandottes in the old, cramped nesting...

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[Gigachad poultry]

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The Australian Zebra Finch (Taeniopygia castanotis) remake

Intro: In this article i will go over many things about Taeniopygia castanotis or more commonly known as the Australian Zebra finch. We will go over this stunning species characteristics, origins, breeding, and much more! But first i will give you a short summary of this species. Now although...

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I made this one recently!

 

[Shabby Chic-Hens]

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How to Hatch an Egg (Or 22 of them!)

How to hatch chickens! Hatching chicks is very fun, but one has to know about everything from where to get eggs to how to get 50 eggs from only one hen and a rooster, via this marvelous thing called chicken math. Here is the ultimate guide to raising chicks from scratch. First you will...

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