Category:Candidates for history merging

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• This category contains requests for history merges. History merges can only be performed by administrators, some of whom monitor this category and respond to requests.

• To list a page in this category, place the {{History merge|NAME OF PAGE THE ARTICLE WAS CUT FROM}} template at the new location of the article which has been moved through cut and pasting, i.e. on the article where the pasting was done.

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See also

• Wikipedia:Requests for history merge
• Wikipedia:How to fix cut-and-paste moves
• Category:Candidates for history splitting