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Reference number 3 links to an external article, but (as of 6/02/14) the URL leads to a 404 error. With a little searching, I found the proper URL for that article. My concern is that I'm a newly registered user and haven't done any editing here, although I have read the Plain and Simple guide page. Should I just plunge in and edit reference 3, making sure to leave an edit summary? -- John E. Branch Jr. ( talk) 14:27, 3 June 2014 (UTC) reply