Talk:Southern Belle (KCS)
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[edit] Probably should disambig
The thought occurred to me last night that the article in the main location for this title should probably be about the social context in the American south rather than the passenger train. However, looking at the "What links here" link, more of the links to this name are for the railroad definition than for the social definition (only one article links to the social definition), and one link is for the title as the name of a computer game. The list right now is still short enough that a disambig wouldn't be a big project (so I'll probably do it later this week anyway).
As I see it right now, there are the following meanings for "Southern Belle":
- A woman of the American South upper class
- The Kansas City Southern passenger train
- A passenger train on a British railroad
- A computer game title
Have I missed any? Should the main article under this title be the disambig or the social definition? Comments? slambo 16:23, May 5, 2005 (UTC)
- Page move done, now fixing links... Done. slambo 17:51, May 8, 2005 (UTC)
