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The Central Region of An Tir is divided into the Inlands Region, Rivers Region, and Western Region. All three regions are listed in the subcategory --[[User:Phelan Tolusmidr|Phelan Tolusmiðr]] | The Central Region of An Tir is divided into the Inlands Region, Rivers Region, and Western Region. All three regions are listed in the subcategory --[[User:Phelan Tolusmidr|Phelan Tolusmiðr]] | ||
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It seems to me that if we need this category at all, it should be limited to only sub-categories. ie. it should not contain a list of all branches. Or if it does, I would suggest we then eliminate "active branches" as a sub-category. Either way works but it seems silly to list the same branches twice in nested categories for no useful purpose. [[User:Edward.godwin|Edward]] ([[User talk:Edward.godwin|talk]]) 13:21, 31 January 2019 (CST) | |||
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Under the "Subcatagories" heading, which consists of Principalities, there are some glaring holes in our kingdom. Is there not a Principality for the rest of Washington State? What about Idaho/Montana??
Alas, there is not. And only the panhandle of Idaho is part of An Tir. The rest of the state and all of Montana is part of... Artemisia? --Elizabeth Braidwood
EB is once more correct. All of Montana, Utah and southern Idaho is Artemisia Ralg (yet-another transplant from there)
The Central Region of An Tir is divided into the Inlands Region, Rivers Region, and Western Region. All three regions are listed in the subcategory --Phelan Tolusmiðr
Redundant Category?
It seems to me that if we need this category at all, it should be limited to only sub-categories. ie. it should not contain a list of all branches. Or if it does, I would suggest we then eliminate "active branches" as a sub-category. Either way works but it seems silly to list the same branches twice in nested categories for no useful purpose. Edward (talk) 13:21, 31 January 2019 (CST)