== Logo for Baltimore Ravens reverted == 

 You removed the Baltimore Ravens logo (and reverted to an old INCORRECT logo that I had corrected) on the grounds that it was "to [sic] big for non free".  I can only assume you're talking about the image's dimensions, rather than the file size on disk since I'm well below Wikipedia's maximum file size.  However, I'm not sure I understand this reasoning, because vector graphics don't have a "size" in the same sense that traditional raster graphics do.  I agree with you (and Wikipedia) that raster image formats (JPG, PNG, TIFF, etc.) used under a fair use rationale need to be limited in size to prevent abuse and copyright infringement.  However I can't find any guidance on Wikipedia on the size of vector images, other than they should not be rendered any larger than necessary (the important word there is RENDER).  How large users choose to render vector graphics is beyond the control of myself or Wikipedia; it's like telling someone how many copies of an article they can print.  We can't control that.  It's the RENDERING of a vector graphic that's at issue, not the graphic itself, since an SVG is no more than geometric instructions on how to render a final raster image, NOT the raster image itself.  Hence, when referencing an SVG, "too big" is not a valid descriptor. 

 Nevertheless, I went ahead and "re-sized" the image to be more in line with pixel dimensions that would be appropriate for raster images.  I hope this is satisfactory.  Happy Holidays!