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Revision as of 13:59, July 26, 2016
Titles and links at Conservapedia follow pretty much the same convention as Wikipedia, since we are using the same software and have largely the same aims and audience.
When multiple topics have similar titles, we can add a word in parentheses to the title. For example, we have a number of article on computer programming languages - some of which were chosen (for the inventor's amusement?) to be quite similar to something well known in the real world:
- Java (programming language) - similar to Java (island)