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Tacyarg if you want to change this article title I won't object, as long as you track down all the Little Folks links and change them to Little Folks (American magazine). I researched, wrote, and published both "Little Folks" articles, starting with the U.S. one because I have references books on American children's magazines, plus was given several issues of the periodical, so I wanted it to have an article. When publishing children's magazine articles on Wikipedia I only add "magazine" or "British magazine" to the title if the name is already in use – an example is Wide Awake (magazine) because there are several "Wide Awake" articles. I only wrote the British magazine article because I felt your research expansion of the simple listing I had of other magazines sharing the name was "off topic" for the article subject, and felt there needed to be another place for info on the "other" magazine. (I renamed your "Research" section in the British magazine article to "Little Folks readers" because the entire article had been researched, and that seemed an awkward section title.) I realize that any articles I create for Wikipedia don't belong to me, and other editors can change them, so you can do whatever the consensus agrees on. Karenthewriter (talk) 18:57, 1 December 2025 (UTC)Reply
