Wikipedia:Indirect_relevance_is_sometimes_OK
Wikipedia:Indirect relevance is sometimes OK
Normally, material must be (directly) about the subject of the article. The situations below are examples of when that rule is broken. These exceptions do not have consensus as official policy.
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