Hi SilkTork.  I'm no longer actively editing, but I'm still around (mostly) P In regards to File:Frompastarchives.jpg, I believe a better question is "how does this non-free image add to a reader's understanding of the article and would removing it be utterly detrimental to a reader's understanding of the article?"  In accordance with Wikipedia's non-free content criterion #8,  a non-free file may only be used in an article if the context of the article refers heavily to the image in question (in such a manner that removing the image would be detrimental to a reader's understanding of the article).  As far as I can tell, the article File:Frompastarchives.jpg is used in only gives three sentences' worth of recognition to the file, in a section devoted largely to various reviews/statistics.  At the moment, the file does not warrant inclusion in the article, and may be flagged for deletion with {{subst:dnfcc|8=yes}}.  Of course, if you feel otherwise, you're certainly more than welcome to improve Unhalfbricking's coverage of the file, but this would involve starting a completely separate section devoted to the significance of Unhalfbricking with regards to the 1969 Fairport convention.  Hope that helps to clarify things.  All the best, '''''' (TALK)