Template_talk:Law_country_lists

Template talk:Law country lists

Template talk:Law country lists

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I've been looking through this and it feels like parts of this template has just become a group for "laws." Some links lead to articles on general topics without any sort of breakdown by countries or lists. Others have very little in mention of specific countries. These include Animal Rights, Human Rights, Children's Rights, Book Censorship, Internet Censorship, Censorship of Maps, Political Censorship, Video gaming Censorship, Sex Trafficking, and possibly Corporal Punishment. Same applies for all of the Drugs section. The template doesn't need to link to the specific drugs as it is with Cannibis, Alcohol, Bath Salts, or Methamphetamine, but just the legality of them. As an example there is the "Lists of countries by industrial output rankings" template which doesn't link separately to each mineral or so on. Is it possible to cut down on some of this template's extra links or was there a discussion on the additions? Parhe (talk) 13:59, 11 June 2015 (UTC)
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