Knowledge:Categorization

1678:. Categorizations appear on article pages without annotations or referencing to justify or explain their addition; editors should be conscious of the need to maintain a neutral point of view when creating categories or adding them to articles. Categorizations should generally be uncontroversial; if the category's topic is likely to spark controversy, then a list article (which can be annotated and referenced) is probably more appropriate. For example, a politician (not convicted of any crime) should not be added to a category of notable criminals. 3394:. When making one category a subcategory of another, ensure that the members of the subcategory really can be expected (with possibly a few exceptions) to belong to the parent also. Category chains formed by parent–child relationships should never form closed loops; that is, no category should be contained as a subcategory of one of its own subcategories. If two categories are closely related but are not in a subset relation, then links between them can be included in the text of the category pages. 3344: 3352: 3201: 1225: 71: 1434: 2892:"da" or "tha" for "the", as well as foreign language leading articles, such as "el" or "der" (but beware of non-article words that have the same spelling, e.g. that translate as "at" or "one"). However, leading articles in foreign-language-derived names which are no longer translated in English are not subject to this rule; e.g. the sort key for 2704:

categories using templates in this way. There are many reasons for this: editors cannot see the category in the wikitext; removing or restructuring the category is made more difficult (partly because automated processes will not work); inappropriate articles and non-article pages may get added to the

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Similar to the handling of Latin letters, if the sort key is or begins with a lower case Greek letter, then the capital Greek letter will be displayed in headings on category pages. Items whose sort keys begin with lowercase letters will appear beneath corresponding capital letters. Several of these

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etc.). After you move the draft into article space, remove the leading colons to re-enable the categories. If using the draft categories template, the categories will automatically work as normal in mainspace, but the template should be removed. The same system may be used in a new draft to list the

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However, only linking to a Knowledge article explaining the title is often not sufficient as a description for a category. It can be helpful – to both readers and editors – to include a clear description of the category, indicating what pages it should contain, how they should be subcategorized, and

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should appear first. Beyond that, the order in which categories are placed on a page is not governed by any single rule (for example, it does not need to be alphabetical, although partially alphabetical ordering can sometimes be helpful). Normally the most essential, significant categories appear

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template, which indicates that any pages which editors might add to the main category should be moved to the appropriate subcategories when sufficient information is available. (If the proper subcategory for an article does not exist yet, either create the subcategory or leave the article in the

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pages of files that have been uploaded to Knowledge. When categorized, files are not included in the count of articles in the category, but are displayed in a separate section with a thumbnail and the name for each. A category can mix articles and images, or a separate file/image category can be

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Article pages should be kept out of administrative categories if possible. For example, the templates that generate WikiProject and assessment categories should be placed on talk pages, not on the articles themselves. If it is unavoidable that an administration category appears on article pages

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are described in a stand-alone list. The category description should make direct statements about the criteria by which pages should be selected for inclusion in (or exclusion from) the category. This description, not the category's name, defines the proper content of the category. Do not leave

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Categories may have hundreds of members, displayed over many pages, with, at most, only 200 category entries on a single category page. To make navigating large categories easier, a table of contents can be used on the category page. The following templates are some of the ways of doing this:

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may sometimes provide additional information on potential category contents. One way to determine if suitable categories already exist for a particular page is to check the categories of pages concerning similar or related topics. Another way is to search existing category names as described

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Those articles are typically homonymous or at least synonymous to their category. Furthermore, other general articles that are highly relevant to the category should be sorted with an asterisk as key so that they also appear at the top of a category but beneath the main article/s. Example:

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should not appear as thumbnail images in categories. To prevent the thumbnail preview of images from appearing in a category, __NOGALLERY__ should be added to the text of the category. In such cases, the file will still appear in the category, but the actual image preview will not.

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branch in the category tree possible, without duplication in parent categories above it. In other words, articles should rarely be placed in both a given category and any of its sub- or parent (super-) categories. For example, the article "Paris" need only be placed in

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If you have a proposal for a better name for the category or for a wider re-arrangement of the categorization scheme; or if you have a concern that may apply to several members of the category (such as if the category violates one or more sections on this page,

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Sometimes, a common-sense guess based on the title of the category isn't enough to figure out whether a page should be listed in the category. So, rather than leave the text of a category page empty (containing only parent category declarations), adding a

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future editors to guess about what or who should be included from the title of the category. Even if the selection criteria might seem obvious to you, an explicit standard is helpful to others, especially if they are less familiar with the subject.

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Hidden categories are listed at the bottom when previewing. All users of the desktop version can see hidden categories for a page by clicking "Page information" under "Tools" in the left pane, or by editing the whole page with the source editor.

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It is usually desirable that pages using a template are not placed in the same categories as the template itself. To avoid this, the category for the template should be placed on the template's documentation page, normally within a

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Anyone may edit an article and remove a questionable categorization. If an article has an "incorrect" or "inappropriate" category, remove that category from the article, and replace it (if applicable) with a more correct category.

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Categories of people are usually sorted by last name rather than first name, so "surname, forename" sort keys are used (as in "Washington, George"). There are many other rules for sorting people's names; for more information, see

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Likewise, a maximum of 200 subcategories are displayed at a time, so some subcategories may not be immediately visible. To display all subcategories at once, add a category tree to the text of the category page, as described at

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If eponymous categories are categorized separately from their articles, it will be helpful to make links between the category page containing the articles and the category page containing the eponymous categories. The template

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categories should have "WikiProject" (or "WikiProjects") as part of the name. Note that this does not apply to the names of categories that projects might create for the use of assessments. In these cases, the advice given in

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Even if an article may occupy the grey areas of a category's inclusion criteria, that is not a valid reason to keep the article in a category. If a particular article does not fit the inclusion criteria of a category,

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If something goes wrong, double check to see if you followed the steps properly and check if the wikitext is correct. For example, if the category fails to list in the parent category, the wikitext should be ], not ].

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article and subcategory. Also, try to avoid names that are too long or too short. Short, straight-forward names are preferred for categories, though it may be necessary at times to deviate from this principle for

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When templates are used to populate administration categories, ensure that the code cannot generate nonsensical or non-existent categories, particularly when the category name depends on a parameter. Also, see

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Eponymous categories should not be created unless enough directly related articles or subcategories exist. However, this should not be done simply to reduce the number of categories displayed in an article.

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Be sure to include categories for all defining characteristics. For non-defining characteristics, editors should use their judgment to choose which additional categories (if any) to include. For example,

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because of their membership of a non-diffusing subcategory. (Of course, if the pages also belong to other subcategories that do cause diffusion, then they will not appear in the parent category directly.)

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The description can also contain links to other Knowledge pages, in particular to other related categories which do not appear directly as subcategories or parent categories, and to relevant categories at

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In some categories, sort keys are used to exclude prefixes that are common to all or many of the entries, or are considered unimportant (such as "List of" or "The"). For example, in

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After you have determined an appropriate category name for the category, next try to find a suitable place for the new category. (For example, categories of people should be in the

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Information about how a category is diffused may be given on the category page. Categories which are intended to be fully broken down into subcategories can be marked with the

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to adjust the page title to exclude the starting words "List of", or all lists would appear under "L". For example, when adding List of Soviet Republics to the category, using

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may provide broader information, individual category members cannot be annotated with descriptions or comments, so they give no context or elaboration for any specific entry.

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the main alphabetical listings, including "Outline of" and "Index of" pages. The same technique is sometimes used to bring particular subcategories to the start of the list.

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Hyphens, apostrophes and periods/full stops are the only punctuation marks that should be kept in sort values. The only exception is the apostrophe in names beginning with

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Systematic sort keys are also used in other categories where the logical sort order is not alphabetical (for example, individual month articles in year categories such as

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Although there is no limit on the size of categories, a large category will often be broken down ("diffused") into smaller, more specific subcategories. For example,

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should have the noun sorted after as {{DEFAULTSORT:Mull, Isle of}}. However, this isn't usually done for settlements and administrative divisions; for example, while

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template if you find an article in a category that is not shown by sources to be appropriate or if the article gives no clear indication for inclusion in a category.

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of the page in question. If the category seems reasonable, but questionable in some cases, consider whether you can solve (part of) the problem by writing a clearer

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is sorted {{DEFAULTSORT:Oneill, Eugene}}. All other punctuation marks should be removed. (Commas can be added when re-ordering words, as in the previous example.)

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The article itself should be a member of the eponymous category. It should be sorted with a space, so that it appears at the start of the category listing (see

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Note that in many instances a topic category and a set category have similar names, the topic category being singular and the set category plural. For example,

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Articles with an eponymous category may be categorized in the broader categories that would be present if there were no eponymous category (e.g. the article

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should be sorted {{DEFAULTSORT:Dungeons And Dragons}}. An exception is the times sign (×) as in "Men's 4 × 100 metre" relay; use the letter x in this case.

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Not all subcategories serve the "diffusion" function described above; some are simply subsets which have some special characteristic of interest, such as

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Entries containing numbers sometimes need special sort keys to ensure proper numerical ordering. For example, IX comes before V in alphabetical order, so

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The main article/s of a category, if existent, should get sorted with a space as key so that it/they appear(s) at the very top of the category. Example:

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created. A file category is typically a subcategory of the general category about the same subject, and a subcategory of the wider category for files,

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in the "Languages" list in the left sidebar (in the default skin), linking to corresponding categories in other language Wikipedias. To edit these on

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block is the last item in the template code, there should be no spaces or new lines between the last part of the template proper and the opening

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It is possible for a category to be only partially diffused—some members are placed in subcategories, while others remain in the main category.

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Items may belong to more than one category, but normally not to a category and its parent (there are, however, exceptions to this rule, such as

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In cases where, for technical reasons, administration categories appear directly on articles rather than talk pages, they should be made into

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Spell out abbreviations and characters used in place of words so that they can be found easily in categories. For example, the sort key for

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that are draft versions of articles should be kept out of content categories, but are permitted in non-content or project categories, like

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would be more appropriate for such a grouping of pages. Lists would also be more useful where it is important to see dates, for example, a

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in a particular subject area, it may be appropriate to create a specific subcategory that contains only the list pages and no other types.

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template indicates that the article needs additional or more specific categories. It is recommended that this template be placed at the

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Once you have determined where to categorize this new category, you should be ready to create the new category. To create a category,

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In English Knowledge, sort order merges (ignores) case and diacritics. For example, "Baé", "Båf", "BaG" would be sorted in that order.

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still be filed in the most appropriate content categories, even if one of them is a direct parent of the stubs category in question.

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uses {{DEFAULTSORT:Wight, Isle of}}, the categories for the county/district are sorted "Isle of Wight". Also for settlements such as

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To suggest that a category is so large that it ought to be diffused, or substantially diffused, into subcategories, you can add the

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Use other sort keys beginning with a space (or an asterisk or a plus sign) for any "List of ..." and other pages that should appear

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characteristics of a topic, readers can browse and quickly find sets of pages on topics that are defined by those characteristics.

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are sometimes needed to produce a correct ordering of member pages and subcategories on the category page. For the mechanics, see

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count as categorization for the purposes of Knowledge's categorization policies. An article which has a "stubs" category on it

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might have a sort key "10000 Maniacs". It is important to stick to the same system for all similar entries in a given category.

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An eponymous category should have only the categories of its article that are relevant to the category's content. For example:

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Subcategories defined by gender, ethnicity, religion, and sexuality should almost always be non-diffusing subcategories. The

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is a set category (containing articles about specific operas). Be careful to choose the right one when categorizing articles.

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A logged-in user may elect to view all hidden categories, by checking "Show hidden categories" on the "Appearance" tab of

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refer to in describing the topic, such as the nationality of a person or the geographic location of a place. For example,

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as follows: the directed graph that has the categories as vertices and the parent-child relationships as edges should be

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relationship), then the first category should be made a subcategory (directly or indirectly) of the second. For example,

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block; if there is no documentation page, the category for the template may be placed on the template itself, within a

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characteristics of an article's topic are central to categorizing the article. A defining characteristic is one that

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with the word "Knowledge" (no colon) if this is needed to prevent confusion with content categories. For example,

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articles into your user pages: this will result in the user page being included in all the article's categories.

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In such cases, the desired contents of the category should be described on the category page, similar to how the

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may be unavailable to be customised per category; and ordering of categories on the page is less controllable.

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Knowledge talk:Categorization/Archive 16 § OK to switch English Knowledge's category collation to uca-default?

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contains articles whose subjects are cities in France. A category may be explicitly labeled as such using the

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for an example that only adds a category by manufacturer if it exists, and otherwise uses a hidden category.

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Articles on fictional subjects should not be categorized in a manner that confuses them with real subjects.

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While it should typically be clear from the name of an existing category which pages it should contain, the

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Those articles are typically called "History of example", "Types of example", "List of example" or similar.

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use sort keys like "*2004-04" for April). Again, such systems must be used consistently within a category.

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Categories are not the only means of enabling users to browse sets of related pages. And categories have

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are named after a topic (usually sharing a name with the Knowledge article on that topic). For example,

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Note that some categories can be non-diffusing on some parents, and diffusing on others. For example,

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may be created as ways of organizing schemes of subcategories. For example, the subcategories called "

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might have a sort key "John 9". To get the correct sort order zero padding may be required, thus the

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In 2016, English Knowledge's category collation was changed to "uca-default", which is based on the

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Important: When choosing a name for the category, please be sure a similar category does not exist.

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Partial view of Knowledge's category system from 2007. Arrows point from category to subcategory.

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Knowledge:Village pump (technical)/Archive 149 § Sorting in categories unreliable for a few days

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There are separate administrative categories for different kinds of non-article pages, such as

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should not be included in an eponymous category but should instead be in a subcategory such as

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of an article. A biographical article about a specific person, for example, does not belong in

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can be used for categories where all child articles of a certain type are in the parent, like

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Keep both the eponymous category and the main article in the parent category. This is used in

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Various templates have been developed to make it easier to produce category descriptions; see

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By convention, category declarations are placed at the end of the wikitext, but before any

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should be singular, normally corresponding to the name of a Knowledge article. Examples: "

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of the subcategory. This will add the new category into the appropriate parent category.

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Non-diffusing subcategories should be identified with a template on the category page:

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Note also that as stub templates are for maintenance purposes, not user browsing (see

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the main alphabetical list. The following letters have special meaning by convention:

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Also, consider whether the category might be considered category clutter. Please see

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contains no articles about specific rivers directly, they are all in subcategories.

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If a page is to be given the same sort key in all or several of its categories, the

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A tree structure showing the possible hierarchical organization of an encyclopedia

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Next, click on that red link, which brings you to the new category page to create.

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If logical membership of one category implies logical membership of a second (an

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categories to which it logically belongs. This means that if a page belongs to a

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For proposals to delete, merge, or rename categories, follow the instructions at

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name. Moving non-conventionally categorized pages to another category name (see

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Knowledge:User pages § Categories, templates that add categories, and redirects

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for ways of keeping inappropriate pages out of template-generated categories.

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include category declarations in their transcludable text, for the purpose of

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as the sort key, because this overrides any DEFAULTSORT defined on the page.

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