`   I see. I have an idea, although it has some undesirable side effects (though it does not conflict with the Style Guide recommendation, which I agree is what is most important); in the infobox, if I list the alias ``First Rock Star of the Middle`` first, it should correct the problem without any loss of the preferred source order, as the citations for the alias are the same as they are for the mention in the lead. The problem with that, though, is a most sickening aesthetic redundancy, as this alias is part of the infobox photo's caption and is visually too near to it. This alias is also not the most prominant nickname, and therefore I prefer that it come last, or, at the very least, not first.  Can you think of another (tricky) way? ) Otherwise, I will place it as the first alias and then respectfully request that you kindly let your bot loose on the article again if this does not solve the Style issue entirely.  I have one other, relatively unrelated, question, if you don't mind. Concerning the article's citations in general, is the entire citation text supposed to be linked when it's an online source, or just part of the citation text? Am I doing it right? Thank you!   `