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 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 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 fairport convention hope that helps to clarify things all the best '''''' talk