> Better to use a wrong one apparently. I think this is hypercritical. If there is a story about some dolphin, if there is a picture of 'any' dolphin to give c

> Better to use a wrong one apparently. I think this is hypercritical. If there is a story about some dolphin, if there is a picture of 'any' dolphin to give context, is that then the "wrong one" and suddenly a ding against the newspapers accuracy worthy of running a correct? Particularly when there is a context line stating "this is just a random dolphin to give you an image of a dolphin." > Better to use a wrong one apparently. Humans are very visual creatures - in some ways - yes. Even conceding that the picture is the "wrong" one, which again I think is a hypercritical judgment.