1401:. I think I can think, but oddly it keeps putting things in different sections and not because of ce so this could go anywhere and I am trying to keep it as an anchor. So this is in itself meaningless (which means I can say oh my word zebras could be more colourful, and why don't ferris wheels go anticlockwise, or basically anything, cos it will end up on a search about why zygotic inflammation leads to parenchymal visceral clitorides and woo hoo organic marsupial vegetation). Right so I should have a decent anchor when My Favourite Search Engine loses the lot. Remember, Remember marsupial vegetation. But that is such a large subect.
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reason (it looks perfectly plausible to me), let alone a sufficiently good one. Given this has existed so long many google hits are
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Not the case; Google returns results for "Baphomet" instead of "Bahomet" since it thinks that it is a misspelling for it. It even at the top specifically states that it is doing this, and allows the option to search "Bahomet" instead. This just proves the existence of bad search results thanks to
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As pointed out above though, it doesn't matter if the alternative spellings originated with
Knowledge (XXG) or not (nobody has given any evidence that proves the claim either way), they are now seen as accepted alternative spellings so we do readers a disservice by deleting these redirects. This
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Knowledge (XXG) to propagate careless errors, an established error simply is an established error, regardless of where it originated. I don't think this misspelling originated on Knowledge (XXG), but it doesn't matter; it's in use and we
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and add a {{redirect|Windows X|the windowing system often called X Windows|X Window System|other uses|Windows (disambiguation)]] hatnote to that page. This is where people meaning "any version of windows" want to get, gives one click access to anyone typoing "Windows XP" and anyone meaning "X
1601:. The first of these is the only one that we have an article on, and the one that is by far and away the primary topic. Indeed it was only by excluding "European Commission" that I found the others, and of those only the one in Portugal seems potentially notable enough for an article.
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I've seen quite a few cases where a bad redirect in
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for being inaccurate and/or ambiguous as it could refer to one of multiple subjects. (I don't believe that creating a disambiguation page would be helpful since I could not find any proof that this is a common misspelling for any of the aforementioned terms.)
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I wouldn't exactly say disambiguate, but there's probably an actual article to be had here, which I'd find very interesting. I mean, a conflation of
Muhammad with pagan gods and mythological figures? I don't believe there isn't scholarship on that. See
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September for example), so there needs to be a very good reason to delete this and I can't see
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2318:ChampionMan
2147:67.70.35.44
2104:ChampionMan
2097:Windows key
2081:ChampionMan
2071:R from typo
2046:67.70.35.44
1879:eye dialect
1875:Strong Keep
1846:strong keep
1834:ChampionMan
1620:67.70.35.44
1455:on the nose
1403:Eucaluyptus
569:ChampionMan
562:Weak delete
237:67.70.35.44
49:December 12
40:December 13
35:December 11
2467:Oiyarbepsy
2166:due weight
2064:Windows XP
2042:Windows XP
2038:Windows 9x
2034:Windows 10
2003:Windows 10
1910:, and the
1798:Ae Guk Gah
1748:Ae Guk Gah
1593:, Austria
1453:or put it
1290:Sam Bacile
1244:Ivanvector
1182:Ivanvector
1126:Ivanvector
1122:Sam Bacile
1093:homonymous
1083:Sam Bacile
1061:Ivanvector
1032:Sam Bacile
1004:Sam Basile
955:Sam Basile
922:WP:REDLINK
872:cymru.lass
825:cymru.lass
817:WP:RFD#D10
656:Mohammedan
2445:Steel1943
2378:Thryduulf
2356:Thryduulf
2338:Thryduulf
2237:talk page
2191:Thryduulf
2133:Thryduulf
2030:X-Windows
1999:Windows X
1966:talk page
1950:Windows X
1860:Thryduulf
1764:talk page
1664:Thryduulf
1603:Thryduulf
1508:talk page
1451:price bet
1439:San Basil
971:talk page
866:SimonTrew
756:talk page
710:Steel1943
678:weak keep
635:Thryduulf
613:Steel1943
512:Steel1943
451:Steel1943
407:Steel1943
314:talk page
215:Steel1943
186:Weak Keep
74:talk page
2433:Relisted
2276:Alabahmu
2239:or in a
2221:Alabahmu
2196:Lenticel
2183:retarget
2119:retarget
1968:or in a
1887:speaking
1883:spelling
1766:or in a
1707:make one
1636:Relisted
1510:or in a
1443:basilica
1372:Relisted
1319:deleting
1167:deleting
973:or in a
894:Relisted
880:contribs
833:contribs
758:or in a
698:Relisted
553:Lenticel
544:Muhammad
505:Nintendo
395:Behemoth
387:Baphomet
363:Baphomet
330:. Added
316:or in a
203:Relisted
191:Lenticel
107:Ὁ ὁρίζων
76:or in a
58:Ὁ ὁρίζων
20: |
2290:history
2281:Alabama
2012:history
1923:Si Trew
1891:hearing
1856:Aegukka
1827:Aegukka
1812:history
1803:Aegukga
1719:Si Trew
1711:Someone
1689:Si Trew
1557:history
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1407:Si Trew
1299:Si Trew
1017:history
851:Si Trew
843:Comment
802:history
536:Neutral
500:7 years
399:deleted
391:Bahamut
372:history
358:Bahomet
298:Bahomet
138:Gorobay
120:history
111:Horizon
2463:Delete
2413:Delete
2297:)
2260:Beland
2162:Delete
2019:)
1984:Beland
1982:. --
1895:signed
1889:" or "
1885:" or "
1819:)
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1330:WP:BDP
1322:Sam Ba
1178:WP:BDP
1170:Sam Ba
1159:Sam Ba
1024:)
985:delete
918:Delete
809:)
774:Beland
770:delete
660:Hindoo
472:aren't
424:Oppose
379:)
342:Beland
250:Delete
233:Delete
169:Delete
134:Delete
127:)
88:delete
2374:schwa
2294:stats
2044:. --
2016:stats
1816:stats
1578:talk
1561:stats
1399:think
1021:stats
845:. Is
806:stats
772:. --
393:and
376:stats
271:Talk
265:Tavix
124:stats
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2330:Keep
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2189:per
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1864:talk
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1786:talk
1780:. --
1778:keep
1723:talk
1693:talk
1683:per
1681:Swap
1672:talk
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1660:Swap
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1624:talk
1607:talk
1588:Keep
1533:talk
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1467:talk
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1277:Keep
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987:. --
930:talk
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2360:BDD
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