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oHey. I think it's annoying to list the articles all the time. Why don't we just create categories? It's no big deal. Antennastoheaven 19:25, August 16, 2010 (UTC) It's good to have a consolidated list, especially for things that could fall into multiple categories. It's way more helpful if you just remember bits of the story, as there's more that can spark the memory of the title. Bottom line, I think it's better to have both, so you can look in categories or at one big list. StabbyStab 19:45, August 16, 2010 (UTC)

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oHey. I think it's annoying to list the articles all the time. Why don't we just create categories? It's no big deal. Antennastoheaven 19:25, August 16, 2010 (UTC) It's good to have a consolidated list, especially for things that could fall into multiple categories. It's way more helpful if you just remember bits of the story, as there's more that can spark the memory of the title. Bottom line, I think it's better to have both, so you can look in categories or at one big list. Look at creepypasta.com; it's nearly impossible to find what you're looking for with the current state of the categories on the site. StabbyStab 19:45, August 16, 2010 (UTC) Yeah, i see your point, but we don't have much more categories. Reality. People. Video Games. Objects. That could be any story on the whole world. And it's more comfortable for the editor to write [[Category:Scary Category Name]] at the end of an article. 19:52, August 16, 2010 (UTC)Antennastoheaven I stopped with listing the Categories because I thought the Category page looked funky with the alpha organizing. That, and the fact that there are a ton of other categories already there, such as Help, and whatnot. Special:Categories