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If a page seems misplaced, you can move it in the hierarchy by navigating to that page and clicking "more tools > move page." First, choose the page you want to be its parent in the heirarchy (all top-level pages are children of "Home"), then choose the order you want it to appear relative to its sister pages. However, it is suggested that before moving pages you first start a thread on the page in question, explaining where you want to move it to, and why you think it should be moved. If you think a page should be renamed, DO NOT rename it yourself, as this can break the site-internal links. If you think a page should be renamed, start a thread on that page explaining why, and let an administrator do the renaming if the community thinks it's a good idea.




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