User talk:Onewithoutaname
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Hi, glad to see that a new user is actively participating in Wikipedia. I have a suggestion to make: instead of creating individual articles for characters in the book series, why not just add those to the Dragons: Lexicon Triumvirate page? Your bios for Lyconel, Dennagon, Lefius, Nomax, Dradicus and the page Lexicon (Dragons: Lexicon Triumvirate) are all very short and of minimal notability, really, outside of the context of the series. What might work best is to merge all the articles into one page and leave redirects from each of the other names that bring a search for "Lefius," for example, to Dragons: Lexicon Triumvirate.
This could help avoid notability issues for each of the factes of the series by not separating them from the novels. Since the main article looks to be a bit short on notability as per Wikipedia:Notability (books), whatever you can do to increase notability will reduce the chance of these articles being deleted. What do you think? I'd be willing to help... -- Scientizzle 23:40, 19 July 2006 (UTC)