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Should the women's football task force become WikiProject: WOSO?

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Recent developments

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Hello! I don't know what you did here - or was it even you? - but we ended up with a boomrang link which I cannot figure out how to fix. Can you? Best wushes, SergeWoodzing (talk) 15:26, 15 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Hello, thanks for getting in touch. That edit did not introduce the issue, but was intended to fix a separate issue. Eleanora is a disambiguation page, while Eleonora is a redirect to this page. Before, the infobox link for both those names went to the disambiguation page Eleanora. Since links to disambiguation pages are usually bad, that gets it put on a list at WP:DPL. To fix that and to show that it is an intentional dab link, I piped it to Eleanora (disambiguation), which is what I've seen in other name infoboxes (though I'm a bit new to doing this, so feel free to let me know if I'm messing things up).
In the process, I made the link text Eleanora alone, instead of showing both the "a" and the "o" version, which was an oversight (I thought that the "o" version was represented elsewhere in the infobox list and this was a duplicate).
I believe the circular link issue comes from a link to the Eleonora redirect in the body of the article, which I think you might have introduced? I've fixed that by switching "o" to "a" and putting the (disambiguation) in (with the idea that it seems from the location of the dab page that the "a" is more common, though I don't have strong opinions and would be fine either way). I also put the "o" spelling back in the infobox display text.
However, looking into this has raised an interesting point. The page Eleanora (disambiguation) has "Eleonora" in its lede (while Eleanor (disambiguation) does not), so perhaps the redirect should send Eleonora -> Eleanora, not Eleonora -> Eleanor? I think that would make a bit more sense overall. I don't have experience with redirects or moving pages, but you might know more. Cleancutkid (talk) 18:33, 15 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Thank you for addressing this at length! If I was at fault, I had no idea. My expertise, if any, is regarding these names, where Eleonora is far more frequent in literature than Eleanora. I've now made an adjustment accordingly, without causing more trouble, hopefully. The Hope flee, btw, was discovered in the same cave as the Hope Diamond, and it's a valuable insect we often must rely on. --SergeWoodzing (talk) 16:12, 16 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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