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I was thinking, maybe it would be a good idea moving the new "Wordlist" redlink dumps to the creator's userspace.
Creator: User:Nemo bis. I'll ask him to join this discussion in a moment.
Reason: To seek some consistency with other pages at Wiktionary:Redlink dumps. These are not "real" Requested entries like Wiktionary:Requested entries (English), so I don't think they belong as subpages of it. Also, I find it nice having the username as part of the page title, for easily knowing who is the user behind the idea of each list.
Note that "Wordlist" is the proper name of the source: http://wordlist.sourceforge.net/ Rather than "User:Nemo bis/Wordlist" you could use "wordlist.sf.net" or similar, seems more descriptive to me. (I really had nothing to do with the choice of those words.) Nemo15:29, 18 November 2015 (UTC)Reply
Whatever the name should be, it would also be nice to know more exactly how the list was created (corpus, selection criteria, PoS identification method, etc). Something in the category header would be nice. DCDuringTALK15:52, 18 November 2015 (UTC)Reply