::You're a Hokie? Just kidding. So one would think I would be satisfied with such a complete and helpful answer, but here I am still droning on, asking you to clarify. But this is kind of interesting, check this out, and you will see what I meant in my question above: Go back to the file delete discussion page: Wikipedia:Files for deletion/2015 February 25#File:P1010534.JPG and there are two links I'd like to click on. The first is when you say, "I have uploaded it to File:Portrait of SS Standartenfuehrer Franz Ziereis.jpg." The second is when you provide the file image to the right of that statement. Click on both. Notice how, for the first link, the Wikipedia logo is in the top left and the URL is wikipedia.org, and for the second, it isn't?  Cool, huh?  I had only clicked on the first, saw the Wikipedia logo and the URL, and assumed you had created a local file instead of linking to Commons, so I had asked my original question. I wonder what is happening with that first link, showing us the Wikipedia logo and URL as if it is a local page?