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Mmm, errr...I added this link myself some months ago...
I edited the page and added some content so I also added a link.
Don't forget anyone can edit a Wikipedia page.

No, you can edit articles without registering at all. You only need to register if you want to upload files.

i'm impressed....Steet you did an awsome job so congrats to you and to the staff of BS.way to go you all rule!!

We're nearing 2,000 members on BaltoSource! If this isn't the largest Balto fan site on the internet, I don't know what is.

I would be skeptical with articles that are not well referenced, including the Balto (film) article. For example, the Balto (film) article said that "Reach for the Light" won a Grammy Award. It sat in the article for four months until I removed it on the 15th. I checked the 1996 and 1997 Grammy Awards on the Grammy Awards official website and did not see "Reach for the Light" on the list.

? That's not related, I did not add this "Grammy award" thing.
It seemed strange to me too, as I never heard anywhere that Reach for the light won this, but I didn't take the time to check.

What I posted was just a caution about Wikipedia. Incorrect information can stay in an article for weeks or months at a time. As steet said, anyone can add information to the article. That said, well-sourced articles should be okay.

Steet, I also thought that "Reach for the Light" winning a Grammy Award was strange. I had never seen it on any of the Balto fansites. Surely a major award like the Grammy would have been well known as one of the few successes related to the movie. I searched through the winners list of the 1996 and 1997 Grammy Awards and did not see "Reach for the Light" in either list.