A Rorschach cheat sheet on Wikipedia?

Psychologists and Wikipedia users are at loggerheads over whether images used for Hermann Rorschach's inkblot test should be available online.
(From The New York Times)

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[Michichael]

Those tests are a crock anyway and the "Mental sciences" are a joke. Psychiatrists and Psychologists are a crutch for people to use when they don't want to take responsibility for their own actions - by posting the data to a free-flowing information hub, it renders their ability to remain a mysterious and magical... er... scientific establishment... null and void because people realize it's all a crock of crap.

Society needs to take responsibility for it's own actions - not do something bad and say "Oh, this test said I'm crazy, so not my fault"

[notsatch]

What's the harm? All I see is a bunch of pictures that look like someone poured some ink on some paper and then folded and unfolded the paper. Oh, except for the one that looks like a small ditrigonal icosidodecahedron.