C/C/C rather than N!/N!/N!

[vinteuil]

Resnek's typeset of the String Quartet No.1 (Beethoven, Ludwig van) is marked C/C/C. Oughn't it be N!/N!/N!, unless you're worried about the source, in which case all typesets are suspicious.

[Matthieu]

! means "permission granted" and the connection between typesetter and Resnek is far from beeing established in this case. On the other hand, a "N" alone tag would not be correct since the contribution does contain significant editorial content. A "C" tag seems fair to me (but i didn't review this one).

[Peter]

perlnerd I think I tagged this one ccc because the author is unknown, hence permission was not granted, and there was no copyryght claim whatsoever in the file.
we did this with old files that wre online before the copyright policy reform. now we first of all contact the uploader in such a case
with this tag, you think it's ok, and you deliberately let it be accessible.