Talk:Gaia Theories

sure

It will disambiguate links from two pages

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For now. But in the future somebody else may make a (mistaken) link to here. If nothing else, it will prevent them from writing an article at this title. A disambiguation page here is fine. It certainly does no harm. --Camembert

if the page didnot existed at all, nobody would write anything in it by mistake. Besides, the title of this page is still wrong. And finally, the title is doubly inconsistant with the so-important wikipedia naming convention, for it is both with a capitalized letter on the second word and a plural at the end of it. But fine, the very existence of this page will be as far as I am concerned a setting example that both capitalized letters and plural can be used in titles from now on. Hence, clear indication the current policy is not so important to respect. This *benefit* will compensate the existence of this page. Thanks

Yes, you may create redirects and disambiguation links at both misspelt article titles, at incorrectly capitalised titles, and at incorrectly pluralised titles. However, I would prefer that when creating articles you try to follow the naming conventions. That's the difference. Martin 01:57 Apr 27, 2003 (UTC)