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Redirects are used to point one article to another, effectively giving a single article several names.  Reasons to use a redirect include:
Redirects are used to point one article to another, effectively giving a single article several names.  Reasons to use a redirect include:
* Common abbreviations  ([[DSM-IV]] redirects to [[Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders]])
* Common abbreviations  ([[B&B]] redirects to [[Bed and Breakfasts]])
* Common misspellings ([[Condoleeza Rice]] redirects to [[Condoleezza Rice]])
* Alternate names ([[Boatbuilders]] redirects to [[Squerarioli]])
* Alternate spellings ([[Al-Jazeera]] redirects to [[Al Jazeera]])
* Accents ([[Arzana]] redirect to [[Arzanà]])
* Alternate capitalization ([[Mcdonald's]] redirects to [[McDonald's]]) (Note: when searching, the case is usually ignored. These redirects are useful when two articles share the same name but with different cases, for example the separate articles [[CAVA]] and [[cava]].)
* Multiple spellings ([[Colonnina]] redirects to [[Colonnine]])
* Alternate names ([[Linear operator]] redirects to [[Linear map]])
* Accents ([[Kurt Goedel]] and [[Kurt Godel]] redirect to [[Kurt Gödel]])
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'''To complete a redirect:'''
'''To complete a redirect:'''
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<p>3) Insert the code #REDIRECT followed by the title of the page you think should also be associated with the page
<p>3) Insert the code #REDIRECT followed by the title of the page you think should also be associated with the page
<p>See an example below
<p>See an example below
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Latest revision as of 21:35, 11 December 2012

Redirects are used to point one article to another, effectively giving a single article several names. Reasons to use a redirect include:


To complete a redirect:

1) Type the title of the page you want to redirect into the Search bar

2) If the page name does not exist, click to create the page

3) Insert the code #REDIRECT followed by the title of the page you think should also be associated with the page

See an example below