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| The majority of references to ] were to the American name of the season, so I did the sensible thing. People unfamiliar with the American usage can now click on the link and be told it's ] for Autunmnmnumumnum. | The majority of references to ] were to the American name of the season, so I did the sensible thing. People unfamiliar with the American usage can now click on the link and be told it's ] for Autunmnmnumumnum. | ||
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| *Let's not forget "Falling in love". :) Tisn't just a word of succumbing to gravity you know. Then there is that old "falling from grace" thing, Hmmm...there seems to be so much more to this word falling. Merkin ;)~~''A female admirer'' | *Let's not forget "Falling in love". :) Tisn't just a word of succumbing to gravity you know. Then there is that old "falling from grace" thing, Hmmm...there seems to be so much more to this word falling. Merkin ;)~~''A female admirer'' | ||
Revision as of 22:24, 2 January 2005
head
Somebody who types in the word head will now actually get a description of the head. Hurray! Death to intrusive disambiguations!
The rationale for this was the observation that quite a lot of internal links to head (formerly a disambiguation page) were in an anatomical context. Actually if I were doing it again I'd probably recommend that head (anatomy) be moved to head, because well over 90% of all internal links to head turned out to be anatomical, but I've done the work now and I'm not in a hurry to revert it all.
fall
The majority of references to fall were to the American name of the season, so I did the sensible thing. People unfamiliar with the American usage can now click on the link and be told it's merkin for Autunmnmnumumnum.
Misplaced Pages lacked a proper article on falling, so I have stubbed one.
- Let's not forget "Falling in love". :) Tisn't just a word of succumbing to gravity you know. Then there is that old "falling from grace" thing, Hmmm...there seems to be so much more to this word falling. Merkin ;)~~A female admirer
pavement
This now redirects to pavement (roads) which contains adequate disambiguation for the more specific British usage.
clitoris
Disengaging from this because the situation seems stable and I frankly cannot understand the point of view of the anti-photo people.
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