I agree that we shouldn't upload a screenshot of an article featuring a Wikipedia user, but to remove the image entirely?  And notice he removed it after protecting.  I thought you weren't really supposed to do that.  From the page protection policy:

When a page is particularly high profile, either because it is linked off the main page, or because it has recently received a prominent link from offsite, it will often become a target for vandalism. It is not appropriate to protect pages in this case. Instead, consider adding them to your watchlist, and reverting vandalism yourself.

Do not edit or revert a temporarily protected page, except to add a protected page notice, a link to Wikipedia:Accuracy dispute or Wikipedia:NPOV dispute, or a similar disclaimer about the current state of an article

Do not protect a page you are involved in an edit dispute over.

Does this "protect and edit" action of MONGO seem inappropriate to anyone else?   (Karwynn)