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660:: This redirect, and many like it, was created so that a reference within an article to a particular model could be linked as a whole and send the reader to the appropriate article. Alternative - but undesirable - methods are to link only part of the model number or to pipe the link. Both would be very poor choices. The point of this sort of redirect is twofold: it crystallises the specialist knowledge of the editor who created it - the title of the article which describes a specific model is not necessarily just the high-order part of the model number; and it externalises the linkage between the mention in an article and the actual location that describes that topic. Not only is it not a problem if WP has hundreds of redirects from specific model numbers to the appropriate article, it is a positive benefit, the very reason for which redirects exist. I would strongly encourage the creation of as many such redirects as may be needed; every time a specific model number is mentioned in an article, it should be linked as a whole, with a redirect to send the reader to the appropriate destination. And this is not just my opinion - it is policy - see 788:: It is extremely unlikely the average Knowledge user will come in and search for a Boeing aircraft by both model and customer code. The customer code isn't even necessary on articles about aircraft incidents, though there's no harm in listing it there. But that doesn't justify having these redirects, and no new redirects like this should be created. Aviation article maintainers know how to link to the appropriate aircraft page, and we don't need to create endless redirects for something editors handle every day. 1084:
for at the target. And I also understand that this is a standard numbering system for Boeing jetliners. I can't produce any sources on either of these points, though, I'm judging by the conversation above between two editors who seem to have more specialized knowledge on this. But anyway, if a reader searches for "Boeing 767-233" we could serve them information on that model of aircraft (the current target) minus the customer code, or we could serve them nothing. Better to give them something, in my opinion.
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also costs virtually nothing. Set that against the cost of adding some piping, which might seem small but in fact you incur a significant cost because it's part of the history of a larger article. What do I mean by 'crystallising your specialist knowledge? I'll give you an example. You may know, as a plane expert working within Knowledge, that the plane model
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Most other countries have articles on their Chief Justice, and I suspect this has only been missed because of the fake blue link. I just wrote the article you want to redirect to on the assumption that a Chief Justice article already existed. Having trouble deleting blatantly inappropriate redirects
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It's specifically of Boeing customer codes that I'm speaking of, though. If one were to search for Douglas C-54D-15-DC, an actual variant of the airplane, it's entirely reasonable for them to be redirected to the appropriate article. Boeing customer codes, on the other hand, do not denote a specific
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Not official policy, but nonetheless widely agreed - that's why it's been there and stable for many years. Perhaps it would be useful for me to clarify the contrasting purposes of redirects and piping. The function of piping is to make a more precise link than the visible one; an example is ], where
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Well that's why I also said "perfectly valid search term". As I understand it this particular model is not different in any notable way from any other 767-200, it's just configured for a particular customer, so other than finding out what the 233 means they will find the information they're looking
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In a case such as this, it's possible someone mght search by that code, because that's a plane that was involved in a widely reported incident. But more importantly, why the opposition to the redirect? It's useful for the reasons I've explained above and its cost is insignificant. Why deny readers
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items may be covered by the same target article has no relevance at all. Redirects should not be seen as an overhead or as a problem - on the contrary, redirects allow flexibility and reduce maintenance overhead. A redirect page costs virtually nothing, and the action of redirecting a clicked link
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syntax. I see no advantage to creating an entire page to serve the purpose of one single piped link. I haven't a clue what you mean by "crystallising the specialist knowledge of an editor" but piping a link when only a few instances will link to a given redirect still seems easier for all parties.
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That's exactly the kind of specialist knowledge I was meaning. You're aware that 767-233 is a customer code, but the average reader or editor won't know that, and thanks to the redirect, they don't need to - they'll be taken to the right place, where all that is explained if they want to know.
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and editors the benefit of the knowledge 'stored' in that redirect? An aviation editor has a choice; they can pipe a model number to the appropriate article, or they can create a redirect. The cost of either option is trivial, but the redirect has a wider benefit, so why not use it?
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variant and are insignificant to the extent that they have been ditched entirely in newer models. Boeing customer codes crystallize nothing but confusion... heck I'd prefer for the type parameter on Gimli Glider to simply say "Boeing 767-200" and not even have to distinguish. --
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Without mention of the topic at the target article, this is bound to confuse or disappoint readers who don't already know what the 767-233 is. For those who do, we can't offer any new information, and I'm sure they'd be able to find the main 767 article without.
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A redirect does not need to exist for the highly specific instance of a derivative aircraft model that is unlikely to be searched. Delete, or be consistent and similarly create thousands of redirects for other customer codes that are unlikely to be searched. --
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Redirects are intended for more than the "average" user, they are for any reasonably likely user, and if I ever saw this term, yes I would look for it, as I did not know the meaning of customer codes in this context until I saw this discussion.
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For these reasons, I strongly maintain that redirects should not be needlessly created, and given that it does not contravene policy, I will refrain from fixing redirects but continue to pipe links instead of needlessly creating redirects. --
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I don't think this is a useful redirect. I cannot access the history of this article so I may be wrong here. However, I have never heard of any place with the name "Styendranagar". I don't think there is any particular use in keeping it.
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for me. If the speculated trilogy would "differ from the Skywalker-focused films in favor of focusing on new characters", it's also quite possible it wouldn't use the numbering convention of the first three trilogies.
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the context only requires '747', but the wikilink requires more detail. By contrast, the role of a redirect is to take a reader from a precise visible link to a more general article - in the case of
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is not policy, unless I'm reading the header of that page wrong. In any event, given that they have the same target, creating multiple redirects in the same article seems in contradiction to
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No one's disputing that this is a Boeing product, but the Rcat fitting doesn't really tell us whether this redirect in particular would be useful to readers. To use a red example from
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That is a bit confusing, as there is no mention of 767-233 in that section and no indication that "233" is related to Air Canada. —
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to delete. Any discussion on whether such redirects should or should not be created en masse would need a wider forum.
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as the customer code indicates that the user is searching for Boeing 767 aircraft operated by a specific airline.
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Delete. The target was an INTDAB redirect that is no longer required because there is a primary topic article at
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may appear in the distant future, there is currently no logical target for this redirect.
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per BDD unless we can point our readers to specific information on the Boeing 767-233. --
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he "is searching for Boeing 767 aircraft operated by a specific airline"?
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has nothing to do with it - that's talking about multiple links to the
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on article titles and found we do have hundreds more.
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to point our readers to a more plausible section. --
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Knowledge:Redirects for discussion
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December 15
December 17
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Knowledge:Redirects for discussion/Log/2016 July 29#Star Wars: Episode X
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Star Wars: Episode XI
Star Wars sequel trilogy
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Star Wars: Episode IX
Star Wars#Future trilogy
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18:29, 18 December 2017 (UTC)
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Country song
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