::The image that is currently there is from the same editor who supplied the discussed image (the June archived discussion), then by request supplied an alternate from a slight side angle to better demonstrate the act. So for all intents and purposes it's the same thing as discussed last year. As for the copyright issues, if I recall correctly the one you chose is actually the image that set off the copyright discussion in the first place as it was suspected to be a commercial porn shot of indeterminate provenance. The whole point being that an image was offered that did not have a suspect provenance, amply demonstrated the act and was done specifically for the article. There is no need to change it simply (and fallaciously, if you pardon the pun) because it contains an editor's genitalia regardless of what the sexuality project's editors want. The consensus, at the time, for this particular image was that it did the job. Now if you wish to start the whole furore up again and commence a new RFC then go ahead. I'm sure there are much better things to do with your (and ours) time.