Talk:1991 in literature
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Redlinked works in Children's section
editIP user 50.205.182.253 has been repeatedly wikilinking all the authors and works in the Children's section, and has added a large number of new works which are non-notable (activity books, a McDonald's Storybook), not children's books (Catfantastic II), or both (a 1991 release of Lord of the Rings). These are mostly redlinks, but they're also being done with no inspection so some are bluelinks to non-authors, e.g., Randall Stone, Mike Roberts. Unless I hear an argument as to why this is a good thing I'm going to remove all the redlinked works. (I've already done this a few times, but my changes were reverted without comment.) Dan Bloch (talk) 18:55, 25 October 2022 (UTC)