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11 Dec
Disambiguation Pages on Wikipedia: Hidden Traffic Hubs
Leona Whitcombe

Disambiguation Pages on Wikipedia: Hidden Traffic Hubs

Disambiguation pages on Wikipedia are quiet traffic hubs that handle millions of searches daily by clarifying ambiguous terms like 'Java' or 'Washington.' They're not articles-but they keep the encyclopedia working.

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