Talk:Programming_language -- Are we no longer going to fix the names of these articles? As far as I know everyone was agreed that languages should be titles nnnn programming language. Much conversation has gone on about this for a very long time and I have not seen anyone disagree. 99.9% of articles follow this naming convention already. My understanding was that the only reason that those articles were not being moved was that nobody was up to it. I just took the inititive. Sorry. Rlee0001 22:17 Oct 20, 2002 (UTC)
This page was proposed for deletion by Axiarchist(talk·contribs) on 17 March 2018with the comment: This is an unmaintained single person programming language with no citations to the computer science literature, and so violates original research and notability guidelines It was contested by Pavlor(talk·contribs) on 2018-03-18 with the comment: Added references to estabilish notability
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