Talk:Ilama (fruit)
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This article is the best one ever written on this subject- Your Loyal American Citizen, JUICEbox
This seems a pretty detailed page. How is this still considered a stub?
[edit] Ilama vs. llama
Is there any way to distinguish the capital I from lowercase l in the page title? I came across the simple english version of this article from their new pages and thought it was saying a llama was a fruit. It wasn't until I was nominating it for deletion that I noticed the first letter is a capial I rather than an l and found this page on the regular English Wikipedia. Is there any way to make the distinction more obvious? ~ ONUnicorn(Talk|Contribs) 17:54, 21 December 2006 (UTC)
