On 27 June 2010 17:56, Andrew Gray andrew.gray@dunelm.org.uk wrote:
To take a prominent example, it's reasonable to have [[Jesus in Christianity]] and [[Jesus in Islam]], but they need to both be treated as subsets of the article on [[Jesus]], in the same way that [[Historicity of Jesus]] or [[Cultural depictions of Jesus]] are, and *not* as seperate forms of the main article. The trick is in getting that balance right.
Well said. Forks should exist to deal with articles that would be too long otherwise and for no other reason. You should be able to combine all the forks together (replacing the summary in the main article with the full article) and end up with a (very long) coherent article.