diff --git a/classes/imagetools.class.php b/classes/imagetools.class.php
index f4cb51bb..87cc0219 100644
--- a/classes/imagetools.class.php
+++ b/classes/imagetools.class.php
@@ -185,7 +185,7 @@ public static function process($Url, $Thumb = false) {
 		}
 
 		if (check_perms('site_proxy_images')) {
-		//	$ProcessedUrl = self::proxy_url($ProcessedUrl);
+			$ProcessedUrl = self::proxy_url($ProcessedUrl);
 		}
 
 		self::store($Url . ($Thumb ? '_thumb' : ''), $ProcessedUrl);
diff --git a/sections/rules/upload.php b/sections/rules/upload.php
index 2aa2767b..a6da4e1c 100644
--- a/sections/rules/upload.php
+++ b/sections/rules/upload.php
@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@
 					<ul>
 						<li id="r2.1.6.1"><a href="#r2.1.6"><strong>&uarr;_</strong></a> <a href="#r2.1.6.1">2.1.6.1.</a> <strong>This means that you cannot create a torrent that contains both CBR and VBR files, nor can you upload torrents containing a mix of APS (VBR)/V2 (VBR) and APX (VBR)/V0 (VBR) files.</strong> Likewise, this means that you cannot upload torrents containing files of varying bit depths or sampling rates. Exceptions: If the source media was delivered in different bit depths (e.g., 16-bit and 24-bit) or sampling rates (e.g., 48 kHz and 96 kHz) you may upload a torrent containing audio files with different attributes.</li>
 						<li id="r2.1.6.2"><a href="#r2.1.6"><strong>&uarr;_</strong></a> <a href="#r2.1.6.2">2.1.6.2.</a> <strong>Some WEB-sourced albums are only available in hybrid collections (e.g., albums consisting of both 24-bit files and 16-bit files, 96 kHz-sampled and 48 kHz-sampled files, or stereophonic and monophonic files).</strong> If the online retailer supplies the files with such inconsistency, they are acceptable on the site. When requested by the staff, you must be able to provide proof of the WEB-sourcing in the form of web store receipts and album information indicating the non-uniform nature of the audio files. Label them according to the highest bit depth or sampling rate and be sure to note the variation in audio quality in the torrent description (e.g., Tracks 1, 2, and 3 are encoded at 24 bits while Tracks 4, 5, 6, and 7 are encoded at 16 bits).</li>
-						<li id="r2.1.6.3"><a href="#r2.1.6"><strong>&uarr;_</strong></a> <a href="#r2.1.6.3">2.1.6.3.</a> <strong>Including other kinds of audio quality differences in a torrent (e.g., duplicate lossy files in a lossless torrent) is prohibited.</strong> This kind of release is referred to as a "mutt rip."</li>
+						<li id="r2.1.6.3"><a href="#r2.1.6"><strong>&uarr;_</strong></a> <a href="#r2.1.6.3">2.1.6.3.</a> <strong>Including other kinds of audio quality differences in a torrent (e.g., duplicate lossy files in a lossless torrent) is prohibited.</strong> This kind of release is referred to as a "mutt rip".</li>
 					</ul>
 				</li>
 				<li id="r2.1.7"><a href="#h2.1"><strong>&uarr;_</strong></a> <a href="#r2.1.7">2.1.7.</a> <strong>Use only the allowed container formats for audio files.</strong> Use .m4a and .mp4 for AAC, and .flac for FLAC only. All other formats should not be encapsulated in random containers (e.g., FLAC must not be in an Ogg container, MP3 must not be in an .m4a container, and so forth). Exceptions: DTS CD-sourced audio rips, although contained in WAV, should have the .dts extension (see <a href="#h2.7">2.7</a>).</li>