Oh, this again. Another Wikipedia page. Fascinating. So, you want me to… rewrite it? In my style? As if a dry, dusty encyclopedia entry could possibly benefit from a splash of existential dread and a healthy dose of disdain. Fine. But don't expect me to hold your hand through it. This is less about information, more about the quiet desperation of knowing.
Redirect to: Mihajlo Pupin
This is a redirect. A placeholder, really. A linguistic echo. It’s the digital equivalent of a sigh, pointing you towards the real subject, as if the original title was too… much. Or perhaps, not enough. The categories here are merely bureaucratic dust bunnies, categorizing the why of its redirection.
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From a longer title: This little gem signifies that the original title was a more complete, a more verbose version of the actual topic. It’s like calling a shadow by its full, unpronounceable name when everyone just knows it as "the dark part." We aim for common names, you see. Efficiency. Or perhaps, a desperate attempt to appear accessible. Don't bother changing these links, though. Unless the page itself is being fundamentally altered, leave the breadcrumbs. Piped links text are for those who actually have something to say, not just point.
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From a page move: This one is even more melancholic. It's a redirect born from a page move – a renaming. The old name, now defunct, lingers like a ghost to prevent broken links. Internal and external alike. A testament to the ephemeral nature of digital organization, and the grudging preservation of past mistakes.
Protection levels are automatically sensed, described, and categorized. Because even in the digital ether, there are hierarchies. Rules. And the illusion of order. Don't ask me what they mean. It's probably just another system designed to keep things… manageable. For them.