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'''Disambiguation''' in [[Wikipedia]] and [[Wikimedia]] is the process of resolving ''ambiguity''—the—the conflict that occurs when a term is closely associated with two or more different topics. In many cases, this word or phrase is the "natural" title of more than one article. In other words, disambiguations are paths leading to different topics that share the same term or a similar term.

*'''disambiguation links''' —— an article discussing the most common meaning of a term can have a link at the top (or, rarely, at the bottom) pointing the user to another page pertaining to a different meaning (and often utilizing a similar title).

*'''disambiguation pages''' —— non-article pages containing no content, that only refer users to other Wikipedia pages.

There is rarely any need for links directly to disambiguation pages—exceptpages—except from any primary topic. In most cases, links should point to the article that deals with the specific meaning intended, and not to a disambiguation page. Before making a page into a disambiguation page, one should first look at each page that links to it (using the "pages that link here" feature of the software) and correct the links as appropriate. Of course, the whole point of making a disambiguation page is so that accidental links made to it will make sense, so it's not a major problem if there are still links to it.

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