File:Harisu DoDo commercial.jpg

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Summary edit

• Description: Screenshot of a TV commercial for DoDo cosmetics. The model in the image is Harisu.
• Source: http://www.harisu2003.iwebland.com/ (cropped and resized)
• Copyright: © 2001 DoDo

Rationale for fair use in Harisu edit

1. Use of the image in the named article provides more information than simply showing what the person looks like. This image is taken from a copyrighted commercial, and clearly shows the digitally enhanced Adam's apple effect that is mentioned and referenced in the article, something that could not be replicated by a free image.
2. Use of the image does not infringe on the commercial opportunities of the named copyright holder.
3. No duplicate or similar fair use images exist on Wikipedia that would serve the same purpose. The image is of sufficiently low resolution.
4. The image has been previously published outside Wikipedia (see the named source above).
5. The image meets general Wikipedia content requirements and is encyclopedic.
6. The image meets the requirements of WP:IUP.
7. The image is used in at least one article, i.e. the article linked in the section heading above.
8. Use of the image in the named article is significant because it illustrates the TV commercial which launched her career, and is accompanied by sourced critical commentary of the commercial and its impact in the relevant section of the article. The commercial was the first in Korea to use a transsexual model, and as such received widespread coverage by the media (see [1], [2], [3]).
9. The image is not being used in a disambiguation page or outside the article namespace.
10. The summary above names the source of the image and also the copyright holder. The applicable copyright tag is included below. The name of the article for which this rationale applies is linked in the section heading above.

Note: This rationale applies only to the use of this image in the article named above. Use of this image in other articles requires a separate rationale, which should be added below.

Licensing edit

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