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 == St. George and the Dragon == 

 I had another concern I wanted to share, about an unrelated post I've recently added to another page.  
 I have been attempting to add a link to a photo I took of the famous 'Saint George And The Dragon' statue 
 at the Landmark Loews, where I shot my film.  I've been attempting to add it to the actual Wiki page for 'SGATD', 
 (here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_George_and_the_Dragon )  

 As you can see, there is text noted in red, which is the text I've added, but the hypterlink I added seems to have vanished. 
 Was it removed?  There is no notation that the addition was edited, then canceled, I figure perhaps I edited the link incorrectly.  
 This is the link I was trying to connect the other photo to, (in the Sculptures section in Wiki)  
 ( http://www.imdb.com/media/rm2439874048/nm1144187 )  

 Am happy to go back and reinsert the hyperlink text if need be, I'm just not sure what happened to it. 

 Michael  
    

 :Hey. I moved this over to the standard talk page, leaving the sandbox talk page for discussion on the article rewrite. Anyway, as to what's going on, everything's there, just in a different format. When you enclose something within the [[ ]], the system assumes that what's inside is a Wikipedia article, so if there is no article with that title, it appears as a redlink. When you click on the footnote at the end of that line, it takes you to the references section, which has a hyperlink to where you have the photograph. 

 :As to how to proceed, there are two options. You can rewrite the reference citation so that it appears like the others, indicating where it was found, when it was published and when it was accessed (see Template:Cite web), or, if you own the photo, you could consider including it in the article. However, that article already has tons of interpretations of St. George and the Dragon, so the editors there may not (or they may) want additional images. That should be discussed on that article's talk page (the related option is to be bold and add it anyway, see if it gets reverted and then discuss why it was ... this is called Bold, Revert, Discuss, or simply BRD). 

 :I'll answer your questions related to your article on that talk page. Glad you survived the move! ) 

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