File:Basicode.jpg

A BASICODE logo, presumably created on a KC 85 computer.

The German inscription is:

which translates to:

Source

This is taken from kc85emu.de, at this location. The image is used in this article, which is a scan of the article "Basicode, ein Esperanto für alle Rechner" by Prof. Horst Völz, released in the German Democratic Republic computer magazine radio fernsehen elektronik (rfe), issue 9/1989. The rfe magazine still exists and its owner, the Huss-Unternehmens-Grippe presumably has inherited the copyright.

Fair use rationales

in BASICODE

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• This image illustrates the article on BASICODE in a unique way
• It is impossible to create a free equivalent of the image
• The use of the image does in no way interfere with the commercial interests of the copyright holder