Talk:George Leslie (Upper Canada)

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Leslie Street, or Leslie Street, Toronto

Latest comment: 6 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

I changed the link back from Leslie Street, to Leslie Street, Toronto. About a decade ago a contributor redirected practically every article about a street, in Toronto to List of north–south roads in Toronto or List of east–west roads in Toronto. Some of those redirects followed AFD. Others did not.

These redirects were all redirects to subsection headings, within those articles.

This contributor had, in my opinion, a narrow view of what kind of streets merited a standalone article.

Subsequently I have restored many of the articles they redirected.

Leslie Street, Toronto, is a topic that merits a standalone article. However, so long as we use a redirect to the list article, contributors who might work on that article, will not realize that the article doesn't exist, because it is a blue-link. Geo Swan (talk) 00:42, 31 October 2018 (UTC)Reply

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