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So the problem is that the Western Animation page is actually titled as "Ultimate Spider-man" with the hyphen. Which is not allowed.
So really, it, its wicks, and all its subpages should be moved to WesternAnimation.Ultimate Spider Man 2012 and custom-titled to "Ultimate Spider-Man."
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Are we still suggesting custom titles be used in that way?
I had a dog-themed avatar before it was cool.
To hyphenate work titles? Yes, that's an appropriate use. Wiki URLs cannot contain hyphens.
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Yes, a few works had kept their hyphens during the big project to wipe out hyphenated titles, in order to avoid subpages collision with similarly-named works. It was considered a temporary measure at best, until another way to disambiguate those titles was found. The standard disambiguation by year can work, although I'm not sure it's the best solution in every case.
Anyway, the remaining Hyphenated Titles can be found on this page.
^^ I'm talking about removing the year, not adding the hyphen.
I had a dog-themed avatar before it was cool.
Oh. I've seen it used this way a few times (like with Deadpool (2016)), but I'm never too sure whether it's tolerated or frowned upon.
^ I personally frown upon it, for what it's worth, because it makes it harder to remember what the page URL is.
I had a dog-themed avatar before it was cool.
so, need to be moved all the content of the Ultimate Spiderman cartoon page?
My understanding is that the usual procedure for custom-titling pages that are disambiguated by year is to leave the year visible and set it off with parentheses, like so: Ultimate Spider-Man (2012)
I created the page MythologyGag - UltimateSpiderman for the cartoon show because there are many examples. But i see that the Mythology Gag "button" is linked to the comicbook and not the cartoon. Need to be renamed?
Edited by rafi