link formatting Hi Chaim I responded at the course discussion page about the biased sources issue As I m sure you re aware many articles on Wikipedia are quite bad Armenian Genocide denial is clearly the site of some heated editing and on controversial topics like that the letter of the NPOV and reliable sources policies are the least of the problems that make it hard to forge a good stable article Browse the talk page of that article to see what debates on such issues often look like That s something to keep in mind as your students choose articles to work on large well argued topics like Armenia Genocide or even 2008 South Ossetia war will be major challenges for students to effectively improve although it s certainly possible and success would be a great contribution In general granular sub topics related to such issues might make better projects for the students As for link formatting I reformatted the links on the course discussion page so you can see the wiki markup for links Any page on English Wikipedia can be linked by enclosing everything after in two pairs of brackets So this Wikipedia Neutral point of view looks like this Wikipedia Neutral point of view You can change the displayed text of a link by adding a pipe after the page name followed by the text you want to display So this Wikipedia Neutral point of view The Wikipedia policy about neutrality looks like this The Wikipedia policy about neutrality You can also link to pages on other Wikimedia sites by using their interwiki prefixes For example the essay on Meta Wiki that you pointed to could be linked like this meta Borderline case Borderline case I m not sure what was going on with your browser tabs crashing that s not normal behavior on Wikipedia I ll ask around but it s probably one of those things that is particular to your system configuration