I see that you tried again, [and your suggestion was approved][1] this time. But, please, when you see a non-inlined image like <pre>[enter image description here][1]</pre> don’t change it to<Pre></Pre> change it to<Pre>[![*image description*]\[1]]\[1]</Pre> so a user can click on the image displayed in the Super User page and go directly to the image on i.sstatic.net. If you break this down (by adding spaces): <Pre>[ ![ *image description* ] \[ 1 ] ] \[ 1 ]</Pre> you can see that it is the basic link markdown: <Pre>[ *link text* ] \[ *num* ]</Pre> where the *`link text`* is <Pre>![ *image description* ] \[ *num* ]</Pre>i.e., an image. This has been the default Markdown when you insert an image through the Super User / Stack Exchange GUI for nearly four years now. Reference: [Images should be automatically rescaled and the full size linked or put into a lightbox][3]. (Getting a little off-topic here: images can be used in lots of places where text can be used: e.g., in `<kbd>` Markdown (<kbd><sub>![][2]</sub></kbd>), superscripts (x<sup>![][2]</sup>) and subscripts (x<sub>![][2]</sub>).) But ***do*** keep on looking at the image and inserting a description of it, as you did in the above edit. [1]: https://superuser.com/review/suggested-edits/850459 [2]: https://i.sstatic.net/B8Zit.png [3]: https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/189343/195817#261180