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Rudest Elf Started conversation Nov 23, 2011
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Link added from 'Latin' (professor) to A21776754 A Guide to Saying Grace in Latin.
Link added from 'Clint Eastwood' to A30777799 Spaghetti Westerns - The 'Dollars' Trilogy.
I'm trying to add a link from 'Fawlty Towers' to A751745 {'Fawlty Towers' - the TV Programme}, but combining the italic tags with the link tags is defeating me. This is the error message:
[ from Fawlty Towers Bad closing element P expecting LINK Bad closing element LINK expecting BODY ] .
Please help 
. By the way, the Fawlty Towers Entry has BBC links (which I'm still unsure about)... and I haven't yet checked it out for typos.
CF: A218882 Handy Latin Phrases
Danny B Posted Nov 23, 2011
You need to move the tag before the tag, then it will (should...) work.
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Rudest Elf Posted Nov 23, 2011
Thank you, Danny. 
Boosted by that, I've added another link: from 'sayings' to A1113382 Yogi-isms - the Strange Sayings of Yogi Berra.
CF: A218882 Handy Latin Phrases
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Nov 23, 2011
There's nothing wrong with links in Edited Entries to informational pages on BBC websites. We can link to sites anywhere on the Web, including BBC! (But excluding inappropriate ones or, for the moment, YouTube).
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