Talk:Merc (MUD)
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Incorrect Redirect
MUD is a far better redirect target for this article than an individual game - to an experienced MUD player, this smacks of an advertisement technique from the '90s. Additionally, the effect here is akin to redirecting a small software company's page to Microsoft, because they're a notable example of a software company.
I've also noticed that the same redirect was applied to multiple other games under the Merc tree (see MUD_trees) including ones that have no connection to the redirected article (compare AVATAR_(MUD)#Avatar's_position_within_the_MUD_trees). If I can get some consensus that this is indeed a bad set of redirects, I'll fix this and some others to point to MUD.