Talk:Lists of ambassadors

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This page is part of a big project to unify the scattered ambassadors from countries all over the world into one easily accessible article that organizes them by one unified List of ambassadors.
This clean list links to other sub-articles, some of which are still work in progress. Feel free to help!
I hope this would add significant convince in using Wikipedia, and that I contributed in making Wikipedia GREAT!
MarkYabloko 08:21, 22 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]

@MarkYabloko: Following up on my comments over at your talk page. What about changing this page to be Lists of ambassadors by country? Rather than have separate pages for lists of ambassadors of each country and, presumably, lists of ambassadors to each country, and the lists of ambassadors themselves, we could just have the latter and turn this page into the master list of lists and have e.g. List of ambassadors of Belgium link here. Any country that became so long as to become unwieldy could retain its own separate page with a {{main}} template in that country's respective section here? Thoughts? — Rhododendrites ^talk \\ 00:41, 5 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]