Talk: Web traffic

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Any good reason why this shouldn't be merged with World Wide Web? - Centrx 20:10, 5 Nov 2004 (UTC)

• ABSOLUTELY NOT. This should not be merged with anything. If developed correctly, Web Traffic could be a HUGE article by itself. If you add whatever is in the World Wide Web article, you have an even bigger article. Web traffic is a big enough category of what the WWW is.--AAAAA 23:45, 5 Nov 2004 (UTC)

If you add whatever is in the World Wide Web article

What does this mean? If you mean to duplicate certain information in World Wide Web, putting it here also, that is indicative of good reason to merge the two articles, because it would mean that this article would be substantially dependent on information that is already in, and belongs in, World Wide Web. If you mean that World Wide Web contains information that belongs not in that article, but in this article instead, what information do you mean and why would it not be necessary for a complete article on the World Wide Web? Also, please note that the Wikipedia is a place where discussion takes place to decide what is best for the encyclopedia; it is not a place where you have the rightful power to make capital edicts.- Centrx 19:59, 7 Nov 2004 (UTC)

• • • • If there is duplicate information, I would suggest to condense it in the World Wide Web article and expanding it here. I believe that Web Traffic is ample enough to deserve an article, if expanded appropriately. I believe that Web Traffic is an issue that will deserve special courses in universities. I think that a good analogy is that Web Traffic is to the World Wide Web as Transportation is to the World. The world includes transportation, but transportation itself is a big enough issue to deserve a separate article.
      • The fact that I wrote "absolutely not" in capital letters doesn't mean that I have any "rightful power". I just meanst that I have a strong opinion on the subject.--AAAAA 03:49, 8 Nov 2004 (UTC)