Editing User talk:Arin

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Hi. Please don't believe you ''have'' to create redirects for (non-irregular) plurals. Any link can have additional letters typed after it, and the whole thing will act the same as the root link. For example, <nowiki>[[seed]] can be expanded to [[seed]]s, [[seed]]ing, [[seed]]er, [[seed]]ling, [[seed]]less, or [[seed]]al;s#%#^oawiuge</nowiki> - they all link to the [[seed]] article.  The only reason to add a redirect for one of those if that spelling were expected to be a common Search term.  Readya later, --[[User:Albedo|Albedo]] 21:51, 16 April 2010 (UTC)
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	Hi. Please don't believe you ''have'' to create redirects for (non-irregular) plurals. Any link can have additional letters typed after it, and the whole thing will act the same as the root link. For example, <nowiki>[[seed]] can be expanded to [[seed]]s, [[seed]]ing, [[seed]]er, [[seed]]ling, [[seed]]less, or [[seed]]al;s#%#^oawiuge</nowiki> - they all link to the [[seed]] article. The only reason to add a redirect for one of those if that spelling were expected to be a common Search term. Readya later, --[[User:Albedo\|Albedo]] 21:51, 16 April 2010 (UTC)		Hi. Please don't believe you ''have'' to create redirects for (non-irregular) plurals. Any link can have additional letters typed after it, and the whole thing will act the same as the root link. For example, <nowiki>[[seed]] can be expanded to [[seed]]s, [[seed]]ing, [[seed]]er, [[seed]]ling, [[seed]]less, or [[seed]]al;s#%#^oawiuge</nowiki> - they all link to the [[seed]] article. The only reason to add a redirect for one of those if that spelling were expected to be a common Search term. Readya later, --[[User:Albedo\|Albedo]] 21:51, 16 April 2010 (UTC)
−	~~: Alright, thanks for the tip. --[[User:Arin\|Arin]] 05:11, 17 April 2010 (UTC)~~