You need to have community consensus and an Exemption Doctrine Policy

The community is small and the consensus existed as you can see here https://ro.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Wiki%C8%99tiri:Utilizare_cinstit%C4%83&oldid=6507. And the page regarding fair use is here https://ro.wikinews.org/wiki/Wiki%C8%99tiri:Utilizare_cinstit%C4%83.

15 years ago the community and the rules were different. You'll need some kind of consensus with the current rules and people.

The wiki is small and I try to attract new users by adding more tools and opportunities to contribute. It's not like we have a community that is very involved.

From https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requesting_wiki_configuration_changes:

2. Gather local on-wiki community consensus for the change;
   • Start a discussion at the community portal, village pump, or other major discussion venue, and give time for a consensus to develop.
   • Make sure everything necessary to make the change is decided upon. For example, new user groups will usually need to be addable/removable by certain groups of local users (not just stewards) - usually this could be granted to either admins or bureaucrats.
   • In the case of a very small and low-activity community, it should be enough to show that you have tried to gain consensus, and that you have given an opportunity for objections.

So you need to at least notify the community and give editors a reasonable chance to express their opinions.

I announced on the community talk page.

@MSClaudiu: Plese provide a link to your announcement on the community talk page - thanks.

https://ro.wikinews.org/wiki/Wiki%C8%99tiri:Cafenea#Utilizare_cinstit%C4%83 here is the announcement