Thanks Richard! I think the web pages rebuild about once per hour. So it might be a little bit before your changes show up on the live site.

Finally!
There was a bit of mis-direction in the instructions from the writers site, I think:
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-docs/contributing/git/
It directs you to do the "git remote add origin < etc >" but not the "git remote add upstream < etc >"

I'll keep looking at those pages to see if I've created any inconsistency.

Thanks for your patience and perseverance.

Ah. I see. That document achieves the same end result by a different means. It is using the -o option to clone to override one of the remote names at the same time the repo is cloned. Also, it starts with the upstream repo instead of your fork when creating the local clone. But it doesn't really matter initially since both repos are identical initially. Still though, I prefer to have my local repo "track" my fork, not upstream, because I have admin on upstream and I don't want to accidentally push to it directly (so I prefer my way, but to each their own as they say).

So my little previous knowledge of git got in my way.... Ah well, I was a guru at one time with CVS. Always learning. Thanks again.

Although, I noticed that my local repo for the images was not tracking the master. I never saw my updates, though you were able to merge them. When I changed the settings on THAT repo the update --rebase suddenly showed me all the images I had added.