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This article was nominated for deletion on 2007-10-26. The result of the discussion was keep.
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is "miscellaeneous" really needed?
in addition i will correct it's misspelled its supposed to be "miscellaneous".
then we would need to remake. If remake then take out "misc." because Minor places in Middle-earth does not have that word. and User:Dan crook54 said in talk for Minor places in Middle-earth created this article as a parallel. If i don't get reply i will take action and remake with different name. Same stuff otherwise though.
Randalllin23:35, 27 December 2006 (UTC)
Sorry i have not been active recently. The reason i put miscellaneous was that they were places what could not be defined as part the continents of Middle-Earth and Aman. (see Minor places in Middle-earth and Minor places in Beleriand). Also now those 2 lists mentioned in brackets would logically come under this renamed article. What do u propose? Making one Article and include minor places of Middle-Earth(3rd age), Beleriand, Misc and perhaps Aman? Im sure it was mentioned merging them anyway on portal talk or somewhere. le Dan16:54, 18 January 2007 (UTC)
Recent merges; GFDL violation
The recent merges do not preserve the history of the pages, and as such are a GFDL violation. An admin should do an history merge. Bryan19:39, 17 July 2007 (UTC)
The articles content has been merged from is mentioned, if not always linked. That should be sufficient. The history is at the redirect pages. This is a standard way to do merges, and although it does not technically preserve the GFDL, is standard practice on Misplaced Pages. History merges are only really possible if the dates are out of sequence. If they overlap, merging histories is misleading. Carcharoth23:49, 4 November 2007 (UTC)
