Talk:Bishop Asbury Cottage
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[[America]] is a disambiguation page. Links should not deliberately connect to disambiguation pages. He was either a [[United States|American]] Methodist Bishop, a [[North America]]n Methodist Bishop or a [[the Americas|American]] Methodist Bishop. Maybe a [[13 colonies|American]] Methodist Bishop depending on the exact timing you want to reference. I'm pretty sure his geographic range was just the US but if you don't think I'm fixing the link correctly then change it to the one you like. Just please stop reverting the link to the disambiguation page. That adds no value to anyone. Rossami 05:23, 16 Dec 2003 (UTC)
- We don't refer to Neil Armstrong as " the first man on the Mare Tranquillitatis "! Andy Mabbett 09:07, 16 Dec 2003 (UTC)
- The problem is not so much that the term "America" is ambiguous in this context, but that the link is ambiguous. I believe that links should take readers to someplace useful and relevant, not to disambiguation pages. Rossami
