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The coverage of this broader topic and related topics on Wikipedia isn't exactly robust, and red links create an opening for a needed expansion. If you personally think that an article on one of the linked terms is unlikely, it still doesn't mean that you should summarily remove it; maybe it was put there for a pretty good reason, that you just aren't aware of. Better to leave this alone for a while and discuss later on. Also, WP:REDLINK. — Alalch Emis ( talk) 21:27, 2 November 2021 (UTC) reply