Merging three overlapping society stubs usually beats expanding all three

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A society stub is a promise with a citation attached: one source and the next editor can finish it The stub label hides complete short articles that only need a better title Inclusion criteria are the real content of a society list because without them notable means has an article The outline guideline says to nest entries inside their parent theme: alphabetizing inside a hierarchy is what keeps it navigable A stub with an infobox and no prose is worse than no article at all A stub about a scholar is biography while a stub about a concept needs a different opening move An outline without links is a word dump that only looks like navigation Translating a one-line society stub from another language often produces a false friend in the title An unlinked branch is the cheapest gap detector an outline offers: it shows what nobody has written yet Stub categories are a to-do list almost nobody reads and tagging a stub is not expanding it

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