`  :I have updated the fair use rationale for this image. It's a publicity photo from the official government website, which expressly states that the image may be used for non-commercial, educational purposes. I've added an expanded fair use rationale to the image. Please review it and let me know if there are any questions. Regards    ::Hi, . Thanks for taking the effort. But the point is, Wikipedia doesn't accept material with non-commercial or educative-only usage restrictions. The point is that Wikipedia's content must be usable, copied, reproduced, modified by anyone for any purpose (including for-profit, etc.). This is what is called free content. ::But ``unfree`` material can be used in some cases, if it's irreplaceble (by a free alternative), highly necessary for our encyclopedic mission (and not just ``useful``) and doesn't disrespects copyright law. More specifically, the material must fulfill the Wikipedia:Nonfree content criteria, our policy covering usage of unfree material. ::Although I agree that the use of Image:Beatrixandclausdancing.jpg doesn't seem to infringe copyright, I believe that this image is not necessary on Beatrix of the Netherlands. If it was a freely licensed or public domain image, we could use it as it's a nice picture. But as an unfree image, we shouldn't use it unless we really need. ::I hope you understand.   `