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editAnother Google-based article, stubberiffic as it may be. I'm not sure as to the naming conventions for people using pen-names. Should the article be about the pen name, or redirect to Jay Clarke with information about how he used the pen name? Given the number of people who've written under Michael Slade, I think it's fair to keep it as it is, and open up new articles should any of the others write enough on their own to meet notability requirements. Consequentially 01:38, 11 May 2006 (UTC)
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editHere it list four "other" authors who have written with Jay Clark and Jay Clark is one of the four listed. ?. Is this a different Jay Clark or is something messed up?Venqax (talk) 20:04, 4 July 2017 (UTC)