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I'm of the admittedly unconventional opinion that orphan tags don't make sense at the top of the page — you don't have ideas about what might link till after you read the article. If orphan tags serve any purpose in the first place. I think they're distracting for the user who's looking for info; it's only of concern to editors. And more important is whether the article links to other articles; in some ways that's a better test of whether it's notable or relevant. General articles link to more and more specific articles; these most specific articles link outward. Cynwolfe (talk) 19:55, 23 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]
