User talk:Bendikker
Name collision
Hi! See what happened here? You added 2 ext links which seem to be different projects between themselves and also different from the entry you added them to. When you usually add links, do you check where they point to or do you just trust the package name, however generic it may be? This question is not here to annoy you but to find out whether we should check all the links you've posted. Mviinama (talk) 03:33, 22 May 2020 (EDT)
At that time it quickly solved many broken links (also providing more info). Also thought it might help solve name collisions. Could also be an alternative if the original disappeared. Also there is a good chance these are Free software which could be added to the Directory if not exists. --Bendikker (talk) 02:15, 13 December 2020 (EST)
Added links by me, most. (Some changed, standardised, some existed).
- Debian
- Perl
- Python
- Ruby
- R (Should be changed to canonical form).
- Savannah GNU
- Savannah nonGNU
Crediting Alejandroindependiente who coincidentally also just started before me to solve many broken links (and more) (worked on Golden Oldies).
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