Talk:Robin Hood's Delight

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[edit] Notability

From the guidelines (WP:SINGLE):

A song is definitely notable if it meets any one of the following standards. . . . 4. Is a folk song, hymn or Christmas carol with a documented history of more than fifty years

This one is more like more than a hundred years, as it's a Child ballad. Anyone know a good way to sidle that in? (BTW, "Child ballad 136" describes its index, like "Beethoven's Sixth Symphony". We certainly want the exact phrase in the lede. Goldfritha 02:29, 30 November 2006 (UTC)

  • boldly removing the importance tag. All the Child ballads get pages, per Goldfritha. Obina 00:45, 23 December 2006 (UTC)