Talk:Forbidden Gardens
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[edit] Link names
Re: changing the link name for: http://www.forbidden-gardens.com/ from "Forbidden Gardens web site" to "Offical site": my reasoning was that, if it is the offical site, describing it using that (semi-standard) name would help readers who wanted to quickly glance through the article and get to the offical site. Also, it seemed like the name "Forbidden Gardens web site" was more or less redundant - i.e. its an external link - the default assumption is that it's a website, and it's on the Forbidden Gardens article, so again, the default assumption is that it would be about Forbidden Gardens. Making the name "Offical site" tells readers something they might not know otherwise. Also, at least as of now, the actual page title is: "Forbidden Gardens - Home Page" (which also is not particularly informative, if you are seeing on the Wikipedia article about Forbidden Gardens. ;-)), and I don't understand what you mean by "it makes the full description visible to readers". Let me know what you think about all of this, and thanks for your message on my Talk page. JesseW 19:41, 12 August 2005 (UTC)
