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Disambiguation page
* are used to list links to articles that share the same name.
  * It could be a sign for example. Disambiguation pages are for avoiding confusion. It is pretty standard to use dab pages this way. I am not sure why there is such a fire to delete something that is potentially helpful.
  * That wouldn't work. Disambiguation pages are to distinguish between pages that exist here. If he isn't notable enough for a separate article, there would be nothing to distinguish. Besides, the Jeff Colby article isn't here, either, it's on enwiki.
  * are used to list links to articles that share the same name. When names are ambiguous, people typing them into the search box may be looking for different things. The disambiguation page helps everybody find the article they want to get to.

Talk page
* are cheap, there's no issue with blank ones to be totally honest.
  * are very useful for coordinating article improvements.
  * Discuss what is important'. Talk pages are for talking about how to make the page that the talk page is related to better. Do not use a talk page to talk about things that have nothing to do with the related page. That annoys other editors, and if you do it too often you could get blocked from editing Wikipedia. Focus on the topic, and you will be fine.

White page
* Use white pages to find persons, organizations or businesses.
* are phone books
  - telephone books

Parchment paper
* heavy paper that is grease and moisture resistant.
* is sold in craft and cake-decorating stores, gourmet shops and some supermarkets.
* prevents sticking.
* speedy and fat-free way to prevents products from sticking to the pan.

Photographic paper
* has a shorter dynamic range than film.
* is coated with invisible silver halide crystals
  - photographic equipment

Rag paper
* contains fibers from cotton and linen.
* is more long lasting than most wood pulp paper

Recycle paper
* Most recycle paper has fiber.
* contains materials
  - recycle materials

Recycling paper
* can help save trees.
* helps to the numbers of tress harvested every year.
* is just one way to preserve trees and forests.
* reduces the number of virgin trees cut down to produce new paper products.
* reduces the pressure on our forests for wood pulp, so that less logging is needed
  - for wood pulps
  - rate of deforestation
* saves energy.

Rice paper
* is edible paper that tastes like blaaaaah rice krispies
  - fine grained good quality paper that absorbs the water and ink nicely
  - made from a plant of the ginseng family
* natural ingredient that's cheap to manufacture.

Scientific paper
* make uses of equations, tables, and graphs, whenever possible.
* visible representation of scientific understanding.

Shredded paper
* can get into appliances and cause damage.
* is used for padding in the shipping box.

Stationery
* Stationeries are located in desks
  - drawers
  - offices
  - post offices
* is for sending the same message or headers to the same people
* refers to writing paper and envelopes.

Toilet paper
* can be scratchy, and some types contain chemical irritants.
* degrades slowly and is unsightly if dug up by animals.
* first line of defense against transmission of disease between family members.
* is designed and manufactured to disintegrate.
* is located in bathrooms
  - cabinets
  - grocery stores
  - rest areas
  - restrooms
  - toilets
  - part of south parks
  - tissue
  - toiletry
* is used for bathrooms
  - personal hygiene
  - wipes
  - just for drying

Used paper
* is broken down into pulp just like trees
  - to be placed in a trash can by the toilet
  - waste
* valuable raw material used to make recycled paper and other products.