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** If the work is hosted on a website for which we have a separate page, do ''not'' just link to the website's page or say "see/go to website X". Provide a direct link to the work, even if you must register or subscribe to reach it.
** If the work only existed online but has disappeared even from the Wayback Machine, add the {{tl|MIA}} tag to the page, immediately after the {{tl|work}} tag. (Although we'd rather that you not create a work page for a missing work - see "What ''Not'' to Do", below.)
** If the work (or its host) is [[Not Safe for Work]], put "(NSFW)" next to the link so the reader is aware of what they will be getting into if they click.
* Try to [[All The Tropes:Uploading and Adding an Image to a Page|include an image]] representative of the work. [[:Category:Lobby Card|Posters for films]], paperback covers for books, and title cards for TV shows are all good choices, but anything that clearly identifies the work or gives a sense of its content will do. Google Image Search will almost always have something you can use. Wikimedia Commons is also useful for public-domain and Creative-Commons-licensed images, and we can directly include Commons images in a page without having to upload them to All The Tropes first.
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