Image:Bruno Gollnisch 1164.jpg

It is disputed whether or not this image violates our first fair use criterion.

The reason given is: Not repleacable - No free image seems readily available - this is a public picture so the subject presumably authorised its caption - the EP grants "Reproduction is authorised, provided the source is acknowledged, save where otherwise stated"

Closing administrator: if the decision is to Keep the image please put {{Rk}} on the image page. If the decision is to Delete please archive the discussion on the talk page between {{Rtd}} and {{Rb}} and delete the image page.

This image is used under a fair use rationale, but may fail Wikipedia's first fair use criterion in that it illustrates a subject for which a free image that provides substantially the same information might reasonably be found or created. See the talk page for details.

If you believe that a free replacement image can not be reasonably found or created, please add the following to this page:

{{Replaceable fair use disputed}}

If this image is determined to be replaceable within one week from (6 December 2006) (13 December), the image may be deleted by any administrator. Do not remove this tag.

Tagger: If this image has, at the time of tagging, a rationale explaining why it is irreplaceable, please do not forget to explain on the talk page why you think that rationale is not valid. Tags applied in contravention of this requirement may be removed; if a rationale is added after the tagging, the normal process for disputing a tag should be followed. After adding this tag, please notify the uploader with
{{subst:replaceable|Bruno Gollnisch 1164.jpg}} ~~~~
Also consider adding:
{{subst:refu-c}}
to the caption in article(s) the image is used to give a little advance warning that a free licensed replacement should be sought after. Adding {{reqphoto}}, or one of the more specific image request templates (listed on the reqphoto template page), to the article's talk page may also be helpful if there are no other images in the article already.fails fair use criteria #1 (replaceable fair use image) as of 2006-12-06