71:. While this may be a reasonable search term, it is a valid search term for both missing and deceased wikipedians. Our normal way of solving such an ambiguity for a main space redirect would be to turn it into a disambig page. However, doing that in category space is problematic. As such, the best alternative seems to be to delete it and allow folks to use the search engine to find the two Knowledge (XXG) space pages. --
258:, and if they do type it out in full, they're not going to waste time making sure they have all these characters in the right order, as the search so annoyingly requires. Long story short, the April's Fool joke that was held here has no encyclopedic value, as was concluded previously, and the redirect is next to useless.
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