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There are certain types of handheld items that I think should have their own pages, with shortened descriptions and a <nowiki>{{Main}}</nowiki> template on this page. These are Balloons, Bunny Balloons, Fans, and Pinwheels. The reason for this is that there is a significant amount of information for each of these, such that pages more akin to those for tools like [[Axe]] or [[Fishing Rod]] would make more sense. It also looks unwieldy on a single page, where the rest of the items make sense because there isn't as much to say, e.g. Bubble Blowers or Roman Candles. In particular, these items differ between games and have multiple variants, which need their own item pages, and respective galleries or maybe tables like on tool pages. As a note, Balloons and Bunny Balloons could share a page, which would also need a disambiguation term because of floating [[Balloon]]s. [[User:Chubby Bub|Chubby Bub]] ([[User talk:Chubby Bub|talk]]) 04:40, July 7, 2021 (EDT) | There are certain types of handheld items that I think should have their own pages, with shortened descriptions and a <nowiki>{{Main}}</nowiki> template on this page. These are Balloons, Bunny Balloons, Fans, and Pinwheels. The reason for this is that there is a significant amount of information for each of these, such that pages more akin to those for tools like [[Axe]] or [[Fishing Rod]] would make more sense. It also looks unwieldy on a single page, where the rest of the items make sense because there isn't as much to say, e.g. Bubble Blowers or Roman Candles. In particular, these items differ between games and have multiple variants, which need their own item pages, and respective galleries or maybe tables like on tool pages. As a note, Balloons and Bunny Balloons could share a page, which would also need a disambiguation term because of floating [[Balloon]]s. [[User:Chubby Bub|Chubby Bub]] ([[User talk:Chubby Bub|talk]]) 04:40, July 7, 2021 (EDT) | ||
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| + | :{{support}} - It looks like more information has been added for the items you'd like to split off, so if you're up for it, I would encourage you to go for it. Looking through your contribution history I see you've created a few pages before so I trust your judgement. [[File:Sunmarshsignature.png|link=User:Sunmarsh]] '''<small><span style="font-variant:small-caps">([[User_talk:Sunmarsh|<span style="color:#7B7B7B">talk</span>]])</span></small>''' 13:40, July 8, 2021 (EDT) | ||
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Separating certain items
There are certain types of handheld items that I think should have their own pages, with shortened descriptions and a {{Main}} template on this page. These are Balloons, Bunny Balloons, Fans, and Pinwheels. The reason for this is that there is a significant amount of information for each of these, such that pages more akin to those for tools like Axe or Fishing Rod would make more sense. It also looks unwieldy on a single page, where the rest of the items make sense because there isn't as much to say, e.g. Bubble Blowers or Roman Candles. In particular, these items differ between games and have multiple variants, which need their own item pages, and respective galleries or maybe tables like on tool pages. As a note, Balloons and Bunny Balloons could share a page, which would also need a disambiguation term because of floating Balloons. Chubby Bub (talk) 04:40, July 7, 2021 (EDT)
Support - It looks like more information has been added for the items you'd like to split off, so if you're up for it, I would encourage you to go for it. Looking through your contribution history I see you've created a few pages before so I trust your judgement. 
(talk) 13:40, July 8, 2021 (EDT)
