Start with a non-free file (pretend it is your favorite album cover for this demonstration) being used outside of article:
[[File:Example.jpg|50px]]
Which renders as 
I come along (or someone else comes along like maybe Werieth) with WP:AWB to clean up the WP:NFCC#9 violations and replace it with:
[[File:Copyright-problem.svg|50px|Improper use of non-free image has been detected and this image has been visually removed from the page. Please click on this image for a detailed explanation of why it is inappropriate and what you can do to restore your image on this page.|link=//en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=WP:NFCC/Replacement_rationale&action=edit§ion=new&preview=yes&preloadtitle=Use_of_Example.jpg_on_User:XXXX&preload=User:Technical_13/Templates/NFCC9(_ARGUMENTS_)]]
Which renders as 
You mouseover the image to see why "your" image is gone, and the tooltip appears that you can read:
Improper use of non-free image has been detected and this image has been visually removed from the page. Please click on this image for a detailed explanation of why it is inappropriate and what you can do to restore your image on this page.
So you click, and it takes you to a new page (still not sure where, perhaps something generic like WP:NFCC/Replacement_rationale or something. However, it doesn't "just" take you to the page, it creates a new section with some specific details about which image and on what page it was used if it doesn't already exist and allows the editor to ask specific questions; it will also include generic information about their options to obtain and replace it with a free image or offer some suggestions to request the image be authorized to be used in other places.
Another file image that could be used as a replacement is: 