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"Wikipedia list article"
editI reverted some of your changes that added the expression "Wikipedia list article" as a wp:short description in some "List of aaaaaaaa in bbbbbb"-type articles. I recognise that you are doing so in good faith. I expect that you didn't know that a bot is going round deliberately setting the SD all these list articles to "none", because this is actually more useful for the ways in which SDs are used. Short descriptions have two purposes:
- when a visitor searches for a topic, the SDs give a very brief clue as to which is the article they want.
- in a wp:See also list at the end of most articles (when template:annotated link is used), the SD of those articles is displayed and gives a clue as to why they might be relevant.
In both of these cases, "Wikipedia list article" is stating the obvious and so is just noise. I hope this explains. --John Maynard Friedman (talk) 16:18, 5 March 2022 (UTC)
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