The Danish Wikipedia () started on 1 February 2002 and is the Danish language edition of Wikipedia. As of , it has articles and its article depth is . Task One of the major tasks of Danish Wikipedia is to ensure that every Danish individual will be able to access, read and obtain information from Wikipedia. Danes will join a wide and open studying environment to discuss the knowledge with Wiki users from all over the world, thus raising people's level of knowledge. Characteristics No fair use: The Danish Wikipedia has no fair use provisions. No fair use claims are allowed and all images (except Wikimedia logos) must be available under a free license. Copyright law: Very few works are exempt from copyright under Danish law, and the number of images available from third-party sources is much lower than that for the English and German Wikipedias. Images exempt from copyright due to laws in the country of origin are accepted. Works by the Danish government are protected by copyright like other texts, with the exception of laws and legal texts. However, this exception does not apply to accompanying illustrations, since these can be considered "works appearing as independent contributions" in these texts. Government publications and Danish insignia are consequently protected by copyright similar to ordinary works. It is likely that the text of heraldic blazons is free, provided that they were printed in the National Gazette or Statstidende (though the text may be free, an accompanying illustration is not). Composite works and joint works are protected until 70 years after the death of the last-living contributor. All photos are protected by copyright for at least 50 years, and this protection is considered to also apply to photographs of works of art otherwise in the public domain. Photos with artistic merit are protected for 70 years p.m.a. No equivalent of Bridgeman v. Corel exists, but a similar situation exists for pre-1970 images, since simple photos published before 1 January 1970 are still regulated by the pre-1995 rules, which operated with a short protection span for such works. Freedom of panorama can be applied for images of buildings, but images of permanently installed works of art in public spaces are only exempt from copyright if such use is non-commercial. Photos of statues can consequently only be used on the Danish Wikipedia if the sculptor died more than 70 years ago. A notable