`::::I disagree. Articles are not the Main Page. We have more space in articles than on the Main Page, and we bold articles in ITN even though we don't do that in articles. Certainly, linking from protests on its own is not perfect, but your formulation strips the Wisconsin link. In a normal article, Wisconsin might be mentioned somewhere else in an adjacent sentence, so that's not an issue. But, here, that's not possible. And your solution to that concern is ``well, the person can click the article, and then click the link in the first sentence``. Are you serious? You're talking about what's intuitive and that's your solution? ::::Perhaps the reason these alleged unintuitive links continue to show up on the Main Page is that people have not generally found them unintuitive. For standard links, it'd be a bit problematic, but when it's bolded (and recall this is done with verbs as well sometimes), I trust our readers to understand it's something important rather than something mundane.  ''''''  `