Wikipedia:Subpages
Some topics have a slash in the name — e.g. GNU/Linux naming controversy or OS/2. This is not a problem. If that's what the thing is called, use the slash. In article namespace this doesn't define a subpage.
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History of subpages
Subpages were originally used on Wikipedia to differentiate between subjects to create topical hierarchies of articles, but this proved unworkable because articles tend to belong in more than one hierarchy. The present system of disambiguation was adopted instead, and the Wikipedia:Do not use subpages policy had to be rigorously enforced, as well as retroactively applied. As of mid-2004, the category system supports hierarchical organization while still allowing an article to belong to multiple categories.
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See also
Note that older discussions of subpages are generally concerned with articles named as subpages of other articles; this is no longer done.
- {{Workpage}}
- Accidental linking and hard-wired category schemes
- Case against subpages
- Get rid of subpages entirely
- Mysterious wikipedia user subpages
- Wikipedia:Subpages to be moved
- Why I am suspicious of subpages
- Wikipedia talk:Do not use subpages
- Older discussion regarding the pros and cons of subpages
- Wikipedia:Naming conventions (long lists)
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