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Talk:List of bondage models, writers, photographers and artists
There are a number of blue links in this list that go to people who are not and have never been bondage models, etc.  Also there are a few that go to disambig. pages and not to the intended target.  For instance, [[Patricia Kennedy]] (1991 - 1999).  Would a clean up tag be appropriate or is there another tag that would fit better? [[User:Dismas|Dismas]]

Disambiguating as <nowiki>[[Patricia Kennedy (bondage model)|Patricia Kennedy]]</nowiki> would be the best idea. -- [[User:Karada|Karada]] 15:52, 22 Mar 2005 (UTC)

I have now fixed all references to <nowiki>[[Patricia Kennedy Lawford|Patricia Kennedy]]</nowiki>. -- [[User:Karada|Karada]] 16:02, 22 Mar 2005 (UTC)

== Hmm... ==

Is this really encyclopedic? Or really, more importantly, what is the point of a massive list of nonexistent articles? (i.e. will text eventually be added?)--[[User:Dmcdevit|Dmcdevit]] 23:34, 22 Mar 2005 (UTC)

*That's up to individual editors.  If they see this page, see a red link, and decide to create an article, more power to them.  [[User:RickK|Rick]][[User talk:RickK|K]] 23:56, Mar 22, 2005 (UTC)

::That raises one of the questions I had in the back of my head.  Some of these models aren't strictly BDSM models.  So what are the requirements for inclusion?  Just appearing once?  That seems to me to be far more insignifica than what we generally have here at the wiki.  [[User:Dismas|Dismas]]⏎
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== inernet models, photographers and writers ==

The list contains what appears to be quite a few entries for persons who's work appeared exclusively on the internet.  For exmple, Justin Conner posted poems, stories and pics of amateur model Holly Faraday at a number of BDSM websites in the late 1990's and early 2000's - but didn't publish /appear in any print media.

I've removed Holly and Justin's names from this roster.  Nevertheless, they and many others like them made significant contributions to BDSM expression through the internet, outside of traditional magazine publications.  Perhaps a separate listing of internet bondage models, writers, photographers and artists is appropriate.