Talk:Progressive Party

Progressive Party of South Korea

@Autospark: See the No, 2 of article 41 in Political Party Law of South Korea. In South Korea can not use the name "Progressive Party" since Progressive Party (South Korea). Thanks. --Idh0854 (talk) 05:08, 9 September 2015 (UTC)

Disambiguation links

User:Rodw wrote in my talk page:
I note you changed lots of links in the see also section of Progressive Party. Before I start to fix all of these can I ask why? as WP:INTDAB implies (disambiguation) should be included in the links.— Rod ^talk 18:01, 4 December 2022 (UTC)

My answer:
I just included the direct links. Those disambiguation articles indeed have not "disambiguation" in their names. I read nothing in WP:INTDAB that would imply that redirects including "disambiguation" should be included instead of direct links in another disambiguation article. No big deal, anyway. -- Checco (talk) 21:18, 4 December 2022 (UTC)

It is not a big deal but means that they appear on lists of disambiguation links which need to be fixed. WP:INTDAB has specific guidance:

• On a disambiguation page, an intentional link to another disambiguation page that does not contain "(disambiguation)" in the title:
  • Incorrect: [[Springfield]]
  • Incorrect: [[Springfield (disambiguation)|Springfield]]
  • Incorrect: [[Springfield|Springfield (disambiguation)]]
  • Correct: [[Springfield (disambiguation)]]

Therefore, as an example * [[Progressive Alliance (disambiguation)]]. should be replaced with * [[Progressive Alliance (disambiguation)|Progressive Alliance]] (disambiguation). This would link the reader to the correct dab page, but helps to reduce the thousands of links listed with the tools at Wikipedia:Disambiguation pages with links.— Rod ^talk 08:38, 5 December 2022 (UTC)