The fork tag/header is primarily intended as pointer to other uses of the term. Using {{otheruses}} often serves this quite well. The tendency for fork tags (and template messages) to become abused as disclaimer/definition tags is a pervasive trend, which requires continuous pruning. Prune away. In some cases, like with Libertarianism, there has been some "consensus" to use a large disclaimer header, but these are moreoften an eyesore. In that case, it also represents an expression that "right libertarianism" is "libertarianism" while other forms are something else. Its not worth fighting over. (Libertarians are as bad as Scientologists (or LDS, if youre Eloquence)--just prune their excessiveness and POV, (especially the overuse of template:libertarianism) and state your reasoning for doing so clearly. In some cases, I'll accept something like "this article is regarding foo. For other uses..." but I highly dislike any other links, and likewise any other "explanatory" language. Thats not what theyre for. Something like "this article... for the type of foo... for the foo..." can just be cut down to the above, changing particular links to a disambiguation. (make one if none). Nobody wants to read "for the heavy metal band named Saint Foo, see Saint Foo (band)" when their looking for religion. SV --- disclist(a)dapyx-soft.com wrote: ____________________________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs