use [[media:]] links for early commentary collection

1 files changed, 8 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/album/homestuck-vol-6.yaml b/album/homestuck-vol-6.yaml
index 98779fd2..312fb1d3 100644
--- a/album/homestuck-vol-6.yaml
+++ b/album/homestuck-vol-6.yaml
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Sheet Music Files:
   Files:
   - 'Frost - almostsix (piano score).pdf'
 Commentary: |-
-    <i>Solatrus:</i> ("commentary redux", via [early commentary collection](https://hsmusic.wiki/media/misc/commentary-collection.txt))
+    <i>Solatrus:</i> ("commentary redux", via [[media:misc/commentary-collection.txt|early commentary collection]])
 
     I can't really make a post about this song without mentioning the above flash animation and the following image:
 
@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ Commentary: |-
 
     But nonetheless, this is probably one of my best songs, and it's well loved by the Homestuck fandom. That's good enough for me.
 
-    <i>Solatrus:</i> (via [early commentary collection](https://hsmusic.wiki/media/misc/commentary-collection.txt))
+    <i>Solatrus:</i> (via [[media:misc/commentary-collection.txt|early commentary collection]])
 
     Anyway, man, where to begin on this one? My most famous song, one of the proudest moments of my musical career, etc. etc. I could go on.
 
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ Commentary: |-
 
     <i>Quasar Nebula:</i> (wiki editor, 12/4/2024)
 
-    The [early commentary collection](https://hsmusic.wiki/media/misc/commentary-collection.txt), which was originally the only source for most commentary on the wiki, annotates the first commentary entry on this page as "commentary redux", and places it second. For the wiki we assume this is an error and place it first, because in the other (and ostensibly original) entry, Solatrus refers to "a previous post" where he shared [the panel](https://www.homestuck.com/images/storyfiles/hs2/02522.gif) that's part of both posts. The commentary collection has no source links or dates, and we haven't found sources for either post on this track, so this is just our best read of the text itself.
+    The [[media:misc/commentary-collection.txt|early commentary collection]], which was originally the only source for most commentary on the wiki, annotates the first commentary entry on this page as "commentary redux", and places it second. For the wiki we assume this is an error and place it first, because in the other (and ostensibly original) entry, Solatrus refers to "a previous post" where he shared [the panel](https://www.homestuck.com/images/storyfiles/hs2/02522.gif) that's part of both posts. The commentary collection has no source links or dates, and we haven't found sources for either post on this track, so this is just our best read of the text itself.
 
     Note, though, that for [[track:crystalanthology]] (the other track by Solatrus on this album), the commentary collection *does* seem to order its two entries correctly.
 ---
@@ -624,7 +624,7 @@ Referenced Tracks:
 - Dissension (Original)
 - Squiddles!
 Commentary: |-
-    <i>Mark J. Hadley:</i> (via [early commentary collection](https://hsmusic.wiki/media/misc/commentary-collection.txt))
+    <i>Mark J. Hadley:</i> (via [[media:misc/commentary-collection.txt|early commentary collection]])
 
     Not a lot to say here aside from it being a combination of the Squiddles Theme and Dissension. I always enjoy finding ways to combine two themes together, and this worked better than I had hoped. I did have to move the Squiddles to a minor key for it to work though.
 ---
@@ -644,7 +644,7 @@ URLs:
 Referenced Tracks:
 - Liquid Negrocity
 Commentary: |-
-    <i>Mark J. Hadley:</i> (via [early commentary collection](https://hsmusic.wiki/media/misc/commentary-collection.txt))
+    <i>Mark J. Hadley:</i> (via [[media:misc/commentary-collection.txt|early commentary collection]])
 
     It's extremely subtle, but the cello tremolos are playing a very slow version of the theme from the beginning of Liquid Negrocity (and Black). I wrote this just after Jack Noir retreated from John and the rabbit. I didn't know what he'd be doing at the time, nor what his motivation would be, so I imagined him retreating to some castle and brooding as he contemplated his next move. Later on, Blackest Heart would be applied (rather effectively) to Gamzee instead.
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@@ -807,13 +807,13 @@ URLs:
 Referenced Tracks:
 - Crystalanthemums
 Commentary: |-
-    <i>Solatrus:</i> (via [early commentary collection](https://hsmusic.wiki/media/misc/commentary-collection.txt))
+    <i>Solatrus:</i> (via [[media:misc/commentary-collection.txt|early commentary collection]])
 
     It's a chill drum and bass song, and one of my best productions for Homestuck. It was also my first remix since I made that Skaia remix.
 
     Have I mentioned that Alex Rosetti's compositions are pretty incredible? They are. You should go give him some love.
 
-    <i>Solatrus:</i> ("commentary redux", via [early commentary collection](https://hsmusic.wiki/media/misc/commentary-collection.txt))
+    <i>Solatrus:</i> ("commentary redux", via [[media:misc/commentary-collection.txt|early commentary collection]])
 
     Woo, my first official remix since my Skaia remix on Volume 5!
 
@@ -849,4 +849,4 @@ Commentary: |-
 
     <i>Quasar Nebula:</i> (wiki editor, 12/4/2024)
 
-    In contrast to [[track:frost-vol6]] (the other track by Solatrus on this album), the [early commentary collection](https://hsmusic.wiki/media/misc/commentary-collection.txt) appears to order its first entry, not annotated, and its second entry, "commentary redux", correctly. Solatrus says in the second entry, "as I've probably mentioned, I'm a huge fan of Alex Rosetti's work" - and he did shout Alex Rosetti out in the first, probably earlier entry.
+    In contrast to [[track:frost-vol6]] (the other track by Solatrus on this album), the [[media:misc/commentary-collection.txt|early commentary collection]] appears to order its first entry, not annotated, and its second entry, "commentary redux", correctly. Solatrus says in the second entry, "as I've probably mentioned, I'm a huge fan of Alex Rosetti's work" - and he did shout Alex Rosetti out in the first, probably earlier entry.