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I'm I the only one that thinks this list is a ridiculous mess of redlinks? There is nothing on this page that indicates the redlinks are notable. Seriously, I could just invent 100 fake names and put them in as redlinks and no one would be the wiser. This tells me that the redlinks likely need to
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Good job. I wanted to give a little time on the off chance someone was in the middle of a major expansion, or there was some reason I just hadn't thought of why a list of redlinks would be a good thing... Much better now, thanks for the effort.
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