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 == Proposals: Uradel and Briefadel == 

 User  has suggested that Uradel is merged into this article's section Divisions of nobility. 

 I disagree, because (1) the term is found in several languages, (2) the term is used for and within several noble estates, and (3) there is enough information for an independent article. 

 I suggest that German nobility#Divisions of nobility follows the same solution that Norwegian_nobility#Nobility as a term does: A brief explanation of a term together with a link to its main article. 

 Of the same reasons I suggest the move of Briefadel from this article's section Divisions of nobility and to Briefadel. I desire the opportunity to describe this word's history and usage in Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. This is not possible today. 

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