< The list of links we are discussing refers to works by Kaczynski. I think there are actually two separate decisions to be made. 1/. Whether such a list should be included. 2/. If the links in the list are suitable. My earlier point about the copyright of the works listed was that I don't know if wikisource would be able to host them by copying them from where they are currently displayed. Wikisource doesn't seem to link to other hosts of writings. 

 Thanks to a dispute on an article about whether it was ready for sections (don't ask!) I have come across Wikipedia:Layout#Works - it would seem to be normal practice to include a list of the subject's works, and providing links to those works just makes the article more useful. Furthermore, there's a MoS page as well to show how these lists are created. It is then a matter of going through each link and deciding if it's (a) reliable and can be linked to, (b)can be copied to wikisource or (c) rubbish; and then proceeding as appropriate. Is that ok with everyone?