2007/1/15, David Strauss <david(a)fourkitchens.com>om>:
While I think fair use media is more integral to the English Wikipedia's
content than you do, I agree with your reasoning. Whether or not we
allow fair use, non-commercial media is unjustified.
Can everyone here agree that non-commercial media is not a *substitute*
for fair-use media?
It's not a substitute, but I don't think it's worse. Fair use means that the
picture can be used by Wikipedia on a specific page in a specific way
because we don't need permission. Non-commercial means that Wikipedia can
use it, as well as anyone using Wikipedia non-commercially, however they
please because we have permission. I'm not happy with the second, but it
surely is closer to what we want than the first.
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