User talk:Alexhuntrods

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Re: Lothlorien Cooperative

Hi Alexhuntrods. Welcome to Wikipedia. Thanks for your note about the Lothlorien naming situation. I looked through the Wikipedia:Naming conventions documents and nothing seems to address this situation directly. Based on what I've seen, I believe the best solution would be something like:

• Lothlorien continues to redirect to Lórien
• Lothlorien Hall moves to Lothlorien (Berkeley cooperative)
• Lothlorien (cooperative) - becomes disambig page pointing to:
  • Lothlorien (Austin cooperative)
  • Lothlorien (Berkeley cooperative)
  • Lothlorien (Madison cooperative)
• A {{dablink}} is added to the top of Lórien:

Lothlorien redirects here. For other uses, see Lothlorien (disambiguation).

A good place to ask might be Wikipedia talk:Naming conventions. I don't have time at the moment, but I may do so later. Mike Dillon 16:31, 23 February 2006 (UTC)

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