This article does not have any relation with the title: http://m.wikihow.com/Make-Valentine-Cards-(for-Kids)
system
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Yah your right! and yes I am a guy:P and I suggest you request a title change
This is the right link : http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Valentine-Cards-(for-Kids)
I think maybe something like “Celebrate Valentine’s Day with your kids” or similar would suit? Would love more opinions
system
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Wait, isnt there all ready a “celebrate valentine’s day” article? should we suggest a merge??
Marina
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Not with your kids, though. They’re totally different subjects unless you’re planning to have a romantic night with your kids.
system
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haha ok so we can basically make tons of articles to holidays and some “with your teens” With your “kids” and your “seniors” then too!!! Ok and then some for EVERY Holiday with your friends, family, workers, X boyfriends, XX boyfriends, X girl friends, XX Girl friends, Online, on social networks, on wikiHow, with your cats, with your dogs, with your fish, with your phone(siri), as a hobo, with your self, with a credit card, with celeberties, with donald trump, with sesame characters, at a restraunt… ect? Ok than, it looks like I know what my next 800+ articles will be then.
system
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To merge two topic, their titles must be interchangeable in all cases. Here, they are not. @Imaginationoriented
:- In most cases, an issue with an article can be fixed in wikiHow itself, there is no need to create a forum thread each and every time you find something wrong. Not saying what you’re doing is wrong, just saying it’s usually a lot more convenient for the issue to get resolved ion the main site itself.
Do not panic Dennis. It means with your “children” and it includes and depends whether your children are babies, toddlers, kids, teens, adults or seniors
Yes it is best to keep the title as relevant as you can to what the blog/article is about. This avoids confusion to the reader.
