Also, a crucial notice: I noticed while looking at the map editor page, that links to images were a new page with an absolute image link... Please DO NOT DO THIS. Instead, link directly to the image page itself, which can also hold a description, among other things. To do this, the WYSIWYG editor has no problems linking to an image (ie: File:Archmage.png), or, in the code editor, simply place a ":" before the word file to prevent it from displaying the image and instead display a link to that image (ie: [[:File:Archmage.png|The Archmage Picture]]).
Now, I got about two dozen of these on the Map Editing page, and really need some help to fix. It's not explicitly hard, but it takes some time and my internet can't handle the large number of page loads. Instructs to fix (note: requires Sysop privileges):
-Open the "Map Editing" page.
-In a new tab or window, begin editing the page.
-Hover over all links to see which ones are "image pages". You'll know when they end in an extension, such as jpg. Make sure the name doesn't start with File:, because that would be one of the few I did fix. Alternatively, click through all the links. It's pretty obvious since the pages are just a picture and a description (optionally, the description may be moved to the image page, but that would add even more time to an already tedious task).
-Change the links when you find a page. The links all seem to be the name of the page (plus the file prefix). ie: if the link points to a 'my_image.jpg' page, then the link is probably 'File:my_image.jpg'. Using the WYSIWYG editor will be handy because it checks to see if the link exists when editing a link.
-Delete the image page. Specifying a reason is optional, but can say anything about linking directly to the images instead of creating a page for them.
While that may sound a bit tedious, it's a lot easier than it sounds, just there's a lot of links. As well, you can check out the category "Articles in need of cleanup" to see which articles may need a major edit. I'll go through most of these eventually, but this one here, with all its different pages to visit and load, is a bit difficult on my internet.
Thanks to whichever editors help, and happy wiki-ing!
For the most part, I'm going to be searching through the pages, determining ones that need to be improved drastically, then adding the appropriant templates, so that later, I can fix them up, as well, other editors are able to easily find pages in need of some TLC. I recommend you add the {{In-use}} template to pages you will edit so that other editors won't edit it as well.
