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Titles tell readers what an article is about.
Article titles should be precise, recognizable, and neutral. Generally:
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English for the subject
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 Follow the pattern of similar articles
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sentence case, and prefer singular nouns
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redirects from other plausible titles
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| Check for special naming conventions for certain article types
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as naturally as possible
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disambiguation page
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longer than necessary
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judgmental words in descriptive titles
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 Don't start with "A", "An", or "The" unless part of a proper name
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formatting templates instead
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special characters if avoidable
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disambiguate more than necessary
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subsidiary titles that look like subpages
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See also
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