Talk:List of companies of Mongolia

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Inclusion criteria[edit]

The standard inclusion criteria for entries int this sort of a list is, at least, having an existing article in the encyclopedia. Just having redlinks implies that all companies or entities that exist in the region should be in this list, making it impossible to manage as there are likely thousands, if not tens of thousands, of "businesses" in Mongolia. If there is some other criteria being used, it needs to be identified. At the moment, the list seems completely random. I have previously cleaned up the list, but was reverted by blgmgl (talk · contribs) with no edit summary. As he has not responded to two questions on his talk page over the last month, I'll ask the question here. What is the inclusion criteria for this list? It should not just be any random redlink, as that violates WP:NOTDIR and makes the list completely unmaintainable. Kuru (talk) 13:05, 9 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]

As there has been no response for nine months, and the list is predictably attracting spam again, I have removed the redlinks per the above. Kuru (talk) 14:00, 7 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]