So I've been thinking. Why does Commons based project worked for
Philippines and not so much for Indonesia. I dare say it worked for
Hong Kong and India too. And then I remember this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOTlhuokVDs

That is Wikimedia Italy "how to" and "what is" video and it hit me
that they already localized everything, up to content, to Italian
language. Now Philippines and Hong Kong are more "English" than the
rest of Asia, India maybe somewhere in there too. Indonesia is not, I
doubt Thailand, Bangladesh, Vietnam were far off from Indonesia
situation.

If we (Indonesian) are to do "wiki loves free copyright pictures taken
here and there" - with an English infrastructure Commons, I need to
aim B level society (this is advertising code for middle class to
upper class economy) that understand English. Here's the problem,
although a lot of them are equipped with fancy camera, they usually
don't want to release it under a free license since they consider
themselves "pro" (although most of the time it is arguable).

An excited supporter would be a C level (students etc) which need an
Indonesian language infrastructure commons, up to, it's how to cartoon
in the beginning of uploading page:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:UploadWizard

So regardless monument or not, taken pictures effort would be more
successful effort if commons localized (localized! Not just translated
- see monalisa picture to most of Indonesian it will not fly) -  it's
instruction in basic Asian language.