it ends in ".jpg".

There's an ampersand in the URL; could that be the problem?

If it doesn't end with .jpg, you may have problems.

http://www.c-cyte.com/images/

Gilens&Page-Charts-Probabilities_of_Leg_Adoption_v_Public_Pref_2014.jpg


I put a line break after "images/" so that you can see the URL.

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http://www.c-cyte.com/images/Gilens&Page-Charts- Probabilities_of_Leg_Adoption_v_Public_Pref_2014.jpg

Usually replacing the offending character w/HTML takes care of the problem. Not this time.

Sometimes I've been able to substitute another character -- only w/apostrophes, carats, commas or single quotes is the text even visible, but then it doesn't link. It's not a hyphen, ndash, mdash, or minus sign!

Note that the first hyphen is fine -- so what's the second hyphen ??

The kind of security certificates required to avoid such warnings are expensive, with the result that a whole lot of perfectly harmless sites are labelled as security risks.

I almost always blow past those warnings and have never yet experienced any security problem by doing so. It seems mainly like another way for big corps. funnel traffic toward their own sites away from smaller players.

Then paste it using Ctrl plus V.