Red link (ConceptClass, 10)
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| - | '''Red links''' are made of [[lose]] and are generally bad for [[you]]r health. Red links represent [[page]]s that have not been written yet, but have been linked to anyway. As of today, [[ | + | <[#ontology [kind class] [cats Bad Wiki_concept]]> |
| + | '''Red links''' are made of [[lose]] and are generally bad for [[you]]r health. Red links represent [[page]]s that have not been written yet, but have been linked to anyway. As of today, [[Kumizone]] consists of [[hundred]]s and [[thousand]]s of these crimson evil-doers, spreading their [[evil]] [[unfinished]] influence over the [[internet]]. Some say staring at them too long may cause [[anger]] and violent tendencies in individuals. | ||
But this is where [[you]] come in; you don't have to suffer the [[trauma]]tizing effects of these nasty red links. Simply [[click]]ing on one of the little buggers will allow you to write the page, thus turning it into a good [[hyperlink|link]] with a [[blue]], [[green]], [[purple]] or [[brown]] color (if it goes [[orange]], you screwed something up and need to go fix it quick). What's even better is that you will save the rest of the [[universe]] from having to deal with the unsightly [[sight]] of these [[Flandre Scarlet|scarlet menaces]]. An ironic [[side effect]] however, is that new pages tend to create more red links than they destroy. | But this is where [[you]] come in; you don't have to suffer the [[trauma]]tizing effects of these nasty red links. Simply [[click]]ing on one of the little buggers will allow you to write the page, thus turning it into a good [[hyperlink|link]] with a [[blue]], [[green]], [[purple]] or [[brown]] color (if it goes [[orange]], you screwed something up and need to go fix it quick). What's even better is that you will save the rest of the [[universe]] from having to deal with the unsightly [[sight]] of these [[Flandre Scarlet|scarlet menaces]]. An ironic [[side effect]] however, is that new pages tend to create more red links than they destroy. | ||
| - | So where can you start eradicating red links from [[ | + | So where can you start eradicating red links from [[Kumizone]]'s body? We suggest using the [[Special:WantedPages|Wanted Pages]] feature, which lists EVERY page that has been redlinked, including the ones you see here. It also conveniently assembles them by how many pages link to the unwritten article, so you know which ones are more needed. |
If you're still reading this page, even after all of the above, and do [[not]] proceed to write more pages, you probably lost [[the game]]. | If you're still reading this page, even after all of the above, and do [[not]] proceed to write more pages, you probably lost [[the game]]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:14, 18 February 2011
Red links are made of lose and are generally bad for your health. Red links represent pages that have not been written yet, but have been linked to anyway. As of today, Kumizone consists of hundreds and thousands of these crimson evil-doers, spreading their evil unfinished influence over the internet. Some say staring at them too long may cause anger and violent tendencies in individuals.
But this is where you come in; you don't have to suffer the traumatizing effects of these nasty red links. Simply clicking on one of the little buggers will allow you to write the page, thus turning it into a good link with a blue, green, purple or brown color (if it goes orange, you screwed something up and need to go fix it quick). What's even better is that you will save the rest of the universe from having to deal with the unsightly sight of these scarlet menaces. An ironic side effect however, is that new pages tend to create more red links than they destroy.
So where can you start eradicating red links from Kumizone's body? We suggest using the Wanted Pages feature, which lists EVERY page that has been redlinked, including the ones you see here. It also conveniently assembles them by how many pages link to the unwritten article, so you know which ones are more needed.
If you're still reading this page, even after all of the above, and do not proceed to write more pages, you probably lost the game.
