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If you look at the history of the page you will see I stated the reason previously, but this was reverted. Hence my edit summary of "restore redirect as per before"; ie, I am restoring the redirect for the reason given before. Nouse4aname (talk) 20:29, 13 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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As a general rule, it is not always a good idea to remove dead links (as you did here) unless you are sure they are not needed. It is often the case that a link can be fixed working from the information in the broken link. It is very common that a link has gone dead because the target has reorganised their website, not because they have disappeared altogether. That was the case here and the information was fairly easily retrieved as the site in question is the Pensylvannia Department of Labor & Industry and are not likely to shut up shop altogether. Even if they have closed down, leaving the dead link in place gives people a chance to retrieve the information from the cache. Leaving it in place still indicates that the text was originally referenced and where it came from and gives a starting point for anyone attempting a fix. Of course, if the link had looked like it was self-published

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