User talk:Jerroleth

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[edit] List of hidden tracks

Welcome on Wikipedia! I saw you merged the list of hidden tracks with the list of albums containing hidden tracks. I'm undecided if this is helpful: 1. Now there's no overview of the titles of hidden tracks anymore. The list of albums containing hidden tracks could also get another heading "List by name of the hidden track", but then each entry would need to be included in 3 lists (now 2). 2. The specific description of the hidden track is not included in the list of albums. I think we have to find a way to get this information in Wikipedia as well. This could be done by creating separate articles per song and include those is a to be created category Hidden tracks. What do you think? Brz7 14:13, 9 October 2005 (UTC)

Thank you. 1. I think it isn't really necessary too keep 3 versions of the same list, with only a different sorting. Most people will probably only look for an album of a certain artist, so I think the Artist - Album: Song sorting probably is the most useful one. And otherwise they can always use the Find function in their browser. Keeping two seperate pages with 3 lists, almost certainly mean that there will be hidden tracks that are listed in one/two list(s) (on one page) and not in the other(s) (on the other page). So I think merging the pages was a good idea, but I'm not certain if the page needs two (or three) lists. 2. Maybe if the specific description isn't too long, it can be included in the list. I don't know how many pages of songs already exist, and if there is enough information about every song for it to need its own page. (Jerroleth 13:28, 11 October 2005 (UTC))