Several users are having problems doing the right thing and adding links to uploaded images. Per guidelines the source of an image must be mentioned (unless you are the author), otherwise there is a potential for copyright infringement. There arises two solutions to this: 1) removing the "https:www." from the spam filters, or 2) alerting users to remove that part of the link when sourcing whenever an error message comes up (i.e., adding to message when the site refuses it). Either option works, but inaction is not a good option, for it can lead to users deciding to not source their images -- which make the site vulnerable and is difficult to correct later.--Franken Kesey 18:54, 25 April 2019 (MDT)

==Fox For Admin==

Due to his continuous high quality of articles across multiple categories and editions. Plus how astute his incite is in the realm of D&D, and how helpful he has been to other users in creating a vibrant site. Submitting Foxwarrior’s name for your consideration to be promoted to an admin. He would help grow the ranks of leadership which have been dwindling, and aid in the mountain of admin responsibilities.--Franken Kesey 13:35, 28 April 2019 (MDT)