This is mostly for me, but these are the things you do with fair use images that shouldn't be on Wikipedia.

Template:Replaceable fair use should be used, but not directly. Remove the image from the article and add this code to the image page:

{{subst:rfu}}

After adding this, add this to the uploader's talk page, without a section heading, because the template automatically adds one:

{{subst:replaceable|Replaceable fair use}} ~~~~

{{subst:nrd}}

After adding this, go to the uploader's talk page and add this:

{{subst:di-no fair use rationale-notice|Di-no fair use rationale}} ~~~~

Or you can copy the code directly from the template so the image name is already there.

Then add the {{deletable image-caption|Saturday, 7 July 2007}} template given to the article that is using the image. Either that, or be bold and remove the image from the article completely.

Add this if they fail to cite the proper source of the image.

{{subst:nsd}}

Add all three if you want!

Non-free images must have a decent rationale. If it doesn't, please add this speedy deletion notice:

{{subst:dfu|bad rationale}}

After adding this, go to the uploader's talk page and add this:

{{subst:no fair|Image:xxx.xxx}} ~~~~

Or you can copy the code directly from the template so the image name is already there.