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Line 137: How about we redirect [[Inheritance (computer science)/object-oriented programming]] to here, and then when Inheritance (computer science) is created, we can permanently move this article there? I think that since OOP inheritance could be a sub-topic of computer science inheritence, this is a logical way to indicate this. What do you guys think? There really is no need to further disambiguate, until articles on other forms of computer science related inheritence are created. But when they are, I think they should be made as a sub-page of [[Inheritence (computer science)]] using a "/". What do you guys think? Is this an aceptable compromise? [[User:Mbecker\|MB]] 15:16 10 Jun 2003 (UTC) :No "/" is out for sure. Subpages are not favoured on Wikipedia. Anyway I've just thought of a good reason for not renamign the article. See above comment. [[User:Mintguy\|Mintguy]] 15:23 10 Jun 2003 (UTC)

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