User blog comment:EspeonageEspeon/Announcement: Deleted Pages/@comment-32293731-20180315005830


 * 1) A user does his/her/its first contribution by editing a page.
 * 2) An administrator or Community Central member makes an auto-message linking to that page.
 * 3) The page is deleted by a Content Moderator, Administrator, or Bureaucrat.
 * 4) The message originally sent becomes a red link FOREVER.
 * 5) People secretly recreate the page, and possibly as their first contribution as well.
 * 6) Those users get the auto-message too.
 * 7) The administrator blocks and bans the accounts who do so.
 * 8) The message is still left on their message wall, and even after removal of the message/thread, it still remains a referral link.
 * 9) The collective referral links make the wanted page rise to the top of the "wanted lsit" on the insights page.
 * 10) The red link appears on the "create new article" tab, as one of the six tempting pre-pages to click on.

A lot of these arguments tell us about red links and referral links. I have a simple solution. There is a page I use all the time: Pages that link to-

That page provides you a lot of red link possibilities. It helped me delete the Barnacle Cove link from every article.

If we leave a lot of pages, that would create many useless things and the wiki would look bad and unorganized.

Thanks for reading Glacier  so ng |undefined 00:58, March 15, 2018 (UTC)