Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tracked vehicle (2nd nomination)
to Continuous track (actually, I would prefer to merge that article to this one, but I doubt there will be support for that given the states of the two articles): there is considerable merit to the nominator's argument. The distinction between the two is virtually nonexistant, and that doesn't justify to me having two separate articles. There is no evidence on either article that continuous tracks are used on anything besides vehicles. The Kégresse track is just a specific type of continuous track, so I don't think that warrants a "parent" article, as that would be misleading. Likewise, the argument that pedrail wheel is a similar concept might be true in that they are related, but doesn't justify keeping the articles separate. I do, however, share EdJogg's view on the relationship between tracks and railroad--tenuous at best, and not worty of a rename (though I see merit in Continuously tracked vehicle as a search term and have created it as a redirect). The Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tracked vehicle|previous discussion was based on  and nominated by a banned vandal, so there's no help there
— User:Bahamut0013, 14:38, 30 November 2010 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:DICDEF (Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary)