Sometimes someone may flag the fact that @frankk includes references to lucid24.org -- for example in this answer.
I believe it's generally permitted for an author to reference their own work published on another site, if:
- It's on-topic to the OP's question
- They disclose that it's their own work
- Their answer on this site isn't only a hyperlink
For further details, see How to not be a spammer -- which says, among other things,:
However, you must disclose your affiliation in your answers.
I believe that frankk has done this: the user profile says ...
http://lucid24.org/ Contains my pali + english translations of suttas, and notes on EBT (early buddhist texts).
http://notesonthedhamma.blogspot.com/ my analysis and commmentary on EBT sutta passages
... and this answer says ...
I've done a thorough study of the 16 steps here:
... so it's certainly "disclosing affiliation".
Therefore I suppose that the references in @frankk's answers generally comply with these guidelines and don't automatically need flagging.
If you disagree, and think that the reference shouldn't be included in a given answer, then please explain why?