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What happened to the list by stroke count?[edit]

Please return it.

I tried to find the old, hugely useful and much more easily navigatable page that listed characters by stroke order and it only redirects here. Why? What happened to the old page? Why scrap it entirely for this? It's gutted. The purpose, allowing a simple, well-organized index of kanji by stroke order, has been removed totally. Why not just make a new, separate page of jouyou? Why wipe a perfectly functional and entirely useful page for this one?

I don't know the rationale behind this, but it seems like a very backwards decision. There should be a separate, new page for kanji sorted by the jouyou system and the one by stroke order should be restored. Or keep the redirect if that's so important and make a new stroke order page. I just don't see why it had to be deleted for this. 2601:644:2:E50:B1E0:36EE:366C:AD55 (talk) 16:34, 13 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]