That is certainly odd.
Do the posts in question appear to cut off abruptly, or to be missing chuncks of conversation?

It sounds like some of the images were shared using external file hosts but were later deleted. Is that correct? You'll probably need to contact the spriters individually to see if they still have the originals.

This is the kind of thing that would be nice to standardize, but it's a very low priority.

So I know this isn't a huge priority to anyone, but I have a badge for winning something in the MFGG Awards 2008. I don't rightly remember what I won it for, but I do remember I won something, and I'm not on the list of winners, nor is such a win noted in my article.

I'm always appreciative of people who provide mirrors for download links, especially for popular games that are discussed on the Wiki but aren't hosted on the mainsite. Waligie games are a good example of this - I've uploaded a bunch of those to my Box account because file hosts often delete files that have been inactive too long, and old fangames sometimes go a while without being downloaded.

Yes, you can rename pages. You can do so by clicking on the Move button, which should be on the top. That will take you to an area where you can have the page use a new name, with the old name now becoming a redirect to it.

If you want to upload images, you can either click on "Upload file", which should be on the left, or click on a red image link. Doing so will take you an area where you can upload a file from your computer.

Done, Thanks.

:'(
I don't know why, but for some reason, it doesn't work when i click "Upload file".

Alright, it took me a bit to find an alternate means of getting to the delete command due to the broken page.
This subsequently allowed me to retrieve the image which was uploaded.

Being 2201x2365px in size was just too much for the Wiki software to handle.
Since it would attempt to load the entire thing before anything else, the page it was on, or any page it was added to, would subsequently refuse to fully load, hence the error, and white screens noted prior.
Scaling it down to 500x537px in size fixed the problem.

In light of this, I must note that large images must be scaled down to a reasonable size. no bigger than 600x600px in size.

The rules have also been updated to reflect this.
http://wiki.mfgg.net/index.php?title=Help:Rules

Thank you.