`  :There is a reasonable expectation that a similar photo could be taken by someone else, and that the resulting photo could then be licensed under the GFDL. Fair use policy does not permit the use of images for purely decorative purposes. In both this case, and at the University of Wisconsin discussion, it seems that you want to argue against applying Wikipedia policies in the cases of specific pages. If you want to change the way Wikipedia works, you should really be attempting to change the policies themselves. I would advise you to go to Wikipedia:Disambiguation page and discuss primary topic distinctions or Wikipedia:Fair use and discuss the problems you have with fair use policy. I don't think you would have a good chance of having the policies and guidelines changed, but using a bottom-up approach to change the application of consensus-based policies and guidelines is even more unlikely to result in a change in the way we organize Wikipedia. I don't like protecting for-profit Wikipedia mirrors from legal liability, but it's what we do.  `