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Since I often use Wikipedia links (and try to be as efficient as possible) I have created a new tag I call wiki.
If you cut the portion of the wikipedia page after http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ and paste it in between [wiki] and [/wiki] it will automatically create a link to wikipedia.
For example [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Germany[/url] would become [wiki]West Germany[/wiki] which I will use in an example below.
West Germany
You can replace underscores with spaces without a problem.
Edit;
Just wanted to note links are case sensitive so west germany would not work.
edit 2 changed code so link will create new tab or window (depending on browser settings)
If you cut the portion of the wikipedia page after http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ and paste it in between [wiki] and [/wiki] it will automatically create a link to wikipedia.
For example [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Germany[/url] would become [wiki]West Germany[/wiki] which I will use in an example below.
West Germany
You can replace underscores with spaces without a problem.
Edit;
Just wanted to note links are case sensitive so west germany would not work.
edit 2 changed code so link will create new tab or window (depending on browser settings)