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guidelines are meant to be best practices for following those standards in specific contexts. Shortcuts WP:POLICYLISTWP:POLICYLIST WP:PGLISTWP:PGLIST...
Click to read more »verify that it was part of the actual WP:guidelines, it's not part of WP:PGLIST, and it wasn't tagged with {{subcat guideline}}, so I tagged it as an essay...
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Click to read more »using 'shortcuts', all of which start with WP: - so, by way of example, WP:PGLIST takes you to that self-same page. I support the above suggestion by RudolfRed...
Click to read more »deletion. Even those who support its keeping cannot bring any referable WP:PGLIST item nor forcible argument for saving it as is. However according to WP:VOTES...
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Click to read more »deletion. Even those who support its keeping cannot bring any referable WP:PGLIST item nor forcible argument for saving it as is. However according to WP:VOTES...
Click to read more »but we have a guideline on how to write them. WP:NOTBURO, but, well, WP:PGLIST is so long we need to have a simplified version of them. As a final note...
Click to read more »where it is relevant? "Wikipedia:Nationalist editing" is an essay; see WP:PGLIST for an list of actual policies and guidelines. ~ ToBeFree (talk) 22:10,...
Click to read more »WP:PAG/WP:PGLIST they believe supports either the initial sitewide block or the discussed topic bans? In looking at WP:CTOP, it refers back to PAG/PGLIST and...
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