  Thanks for the counsel, but what I added was not linkspam. According to Wikipedia's own definition, linkspam is the work of bots, whereas the few links I added were all done manually. I too am an AGP enthusiast, and after earlier adding links to a few AGP installments on the corresponding composers' pages. It occurred to me to do it for the rest of the installments. This amounted to a mere ten additional links. In all cases, the links give readers interested in the composers in question free access to audio files of their works. This is a natural and appropriate extension of Wikipedia's resources, which do not themselves include audio files of hundreds of megabytes. Just to make sure, I've looked over Wikipedia's policies, and I can find none that I've violated in doing this. If you know otherwise, please cite chapter and verse. And if you still feel the links should be removed from the articles, then please discuss it on the articles' talk pages rather than re-removing them.  10 November 2006