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Please note that the rule around the creation of a disambiguation page vs. a hatnote for a two-topic situation is not comparing the size of the articles — it's whether one topic has a valid claim to being the primary topic for the title or not. In this situation, what we have is one real person and one fictional character whose article was moved to the title Cameron (Terminator) precisely because, in the very words of the move discussion, she's only ever been referred to by this name once, and is normally known only as "Cameron". As such, this is very clearly a case where neither article has a very strong claim to primary status over the other one. Bearcat (talk) 00:11, 7 February 2009 (UTC)Reply