User talk:B-Fahrer
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Moving pages
[edit]Hello, if you move a page you automatically leave a redirect, which we generally don't want with a few exceptions. So just tag the resulting redirect with {{delete}} so it can be speedily deleted.
In the case of arsot/àrsot, I'm moving all Cimbrian entries with à, ì, or ù because the graves here mark stress and are optional, like Latin macrons. So the headline still has it but not the entry name. Julia ☺ ☆ 17:08, 8 January 2020 (UTC)