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Looking at the networkwide search, other sites which have many such links are: Mathematics, Cross Validated, Physics. Stack Overflow has a few such posts. The following sites only have a few posts with such links: Academia, Computational Science, Geographic Information Systems, Philosophy, Computer Science, Quantitative Finance, Theoretical Computer Science, Mathematica. (All edited away: Academia, Computational Science, GIS, Philosophy, Computer Science, Quantitative Finance, Theoretical Computer Science, Mathematica.)

Looking at the networkwide search, other sites which have many such links are: Mathematics, Cross Validated, Physics. Stack Overflow has a few such posts. The following sites only have a few posts with such links: Academia, Computational Science, Geographic Information Systems, Philosophy, Computer Science, Quantitative Finance, Theoretical Computer Science, Mathematica. (All edited away: Academia, Computational Science, GIS, Philosophy, Computer Science, Quantitative Finance, Theoretical Computer Science, Mathematica.)

There is also a separate problem with links to the Journal of Symbolic Logic. Many of the links to projecteuclid.org/euclid.jsl no longer work. (This is the case also for links entered directly in this format, not only the ones obtained from the transformation described above.) From the links that I tested it seems that the links containing euclid.jsl/118 are not working. Possibly this is happening because Project Euclid no longer has issues of this journal that were published before the year 2002 or after the year 2013. Search returns 20 posts on MathOverflow, 27 posts on Mathematics and 57 posts networkwide.

There is also a separate problem with links to the Journal of Symbolic Logic. Many of the links to projecteuclid.org/euclid.jsl no longer work. (This is the case also for links entered directly in this format, not only the ones obtained from the transformation described above.) From the links that I tested it seems that the links containing euclid.jsl/118 are not working. Possibly this is happening because Project Euclid no longer has issues of this journal that were published before the year 2002 or after the year 2013. Search returns 20 posts on MathOverflow, 27 posts on Mathematics and 57 posts networkwide. The problematic links on MathOverflow have been edited (by David Roberts). There are some remaining links on other sites - but they at least have a comment with the name of the paper and a working link.

There is also a separate problem with links to the Journal of Symbolic Logic. Many of the links to projecteuclid.org/euclid.jsl no longer work. (This is the case also for links entered directly in this format, not only the ones obtained from the transformation described above.) From the links that I tested it seems that the links containing euclid.jsl/118 are not working. Possibly this is happening because Project Euclid no longer has issues of this journal that were published before the year 2002 or after the year 2013. Search returns 20 posts on MathOverflow, 27 posts on Mathematics and 57 posts networkwide.

There is also a separate problem with links to the Journal of Symbolic Logic. Many of the links to projecteuclid.org/euclid.jsl no longer work. (This is the case also for links entered directly in this format, not only the ones obtained from the transformation described above.) From the links that I tested it seems that the links containing euclid.jsl/118 are not working. Possibly this is happening because Project Euclid no longer has issues of this journal that were published before the year 2002 or after the year 2013. Search returns 20 posts on MathOverflow, 27 posts on Mathematics and 57 posts networkwide.