If there is an active wiki admin around, could they possibly set the pages [[Template:Browse top]], [[Template:Browse]], [[Template:Browse2]], and [[Template:Browse bottom]] as protected? If any of these pages get replaced with spam—and they do—that spam propagates to every level page on the wiki. Might also set the Main Page as protected, as there's very little reason to change that often and it's a fairly obvious target for spam/vandalism.

A lot of the PSP levels width was shorten too, but most of the solutions are not affected by this except Taxing 14, where there's less terrains to build over and Mayhem 30 with the bridge removed. I think the reason for this is some of the levels were longer than the area in the background. What do you mean by hidden exit in Taxing 17?

In the Amiga/PC version of Taxing 17, there are three X's marked "EXIT" on the blue wall. The ones on the left do not really conceal exits (one even leads to the back of the fire puffer) but the one on the far right actually has an exit behind it.

You misunderstood namida.  He's talking about the variation where you end with Lemmings while starting with a random article, ie.

?? → ... → Lemmings.

Oh.  I imagine that would be much more difficult. Most things have a least one country link that you can follow to Germany and thus Hitler. There aren't a lot of things that would need to link to Lemmings.

Is using Special:Whatlinkshere a cheat? 

Here it is.

-- Simon

Thanks a bunch!  I'm using the #3 fix. Always used to bother me when I'd use a code to jump ahead to a particular level and it'd have the "wrong" music.... 

Oh good, save me the work of digging it up on my own computer.

By the way, the music problem is not a DOSBox bug, but a bug in the game itself.

Interesting... I never had that issue when I was playing it in actual DOS, so I assumed there was a discrepancy between the DOSBox API and the true MS-DOS API.

I'm having a bothersome issue with the music on the original Lemmings in DOSBox. When I play the second level in a session, the game will correctly play the second music track the first time. However, if I fail the level (whether by ESCing/nuking, or running out of time, or failing to meet the percentage requirements) when I replay it, the music goes back to the "Canon in D" variant (track #1) until I pass the level. Then it will resume with the third music track, again on the first play-through, going back to the Canon whenever I fail the level.

I'm sure someone here knows exactly what I'm talking about, as I've seen it happen on L1 Let's Play videos on YouTube, so it's not just me. My question is, is there some sort of setting in DOSBox I can twiddle that will fix it, or is it just a DOSBox bug that I can't do anything about? (If it's a DOSBox bug, is there someone that knows enough about the way music selection was done in L1 that could help explain what's wrong in DOSBox so that we could submit a comprehensible bug report?)

I'm playing through Mayhem for the first time so I'm sure if this is unfixable I will be hearing a lot of Canon in D!  Thanks in advance for the help!