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We have a link from Vermont to here. It is somewhat startling to be redirected to everyplace else in the article. Maybe a nav box would be more appropriate? The problem is that the redirections to everyplace else is much larger than the very short list of papers. It overwhelms it, in fact. Contrast this with List of radio stations in Vermont and List of television stations in Vermont that give no external directs. Student7 (talk) 12:43, 22 January 2008 (UTC)Reply
The theory in adding the massive redirects "see alsos" to other newspaper lists was that it is in keeping with other state newspaper list articles -- e.g. List of newspapers in Massachusetts and List of newspapers in New York. I don't see the harm in it; so what if the footer list is longer than the main list? ... and if someone is looking for newspapers around New England, the links to adjoining states' "List of newspapers in ..." articles might be very helpful indeed. ```W i k iW i s ta h``` 01:35, 24 January 2008 (UTC)Reply
