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Removal of the Pirate Rug

Should the pirate rug have been removed from this section? It came out Halloween 2005 along with the Pumpkin Mickey, Web Divider, Skeleton Chair, and Chernabog Rug...While it may seem less "Halloweenish" than the others, its release date coincides with Halloween as can be seen here. Hard to figure out since it was not retired when the rest of the Halloween items were...and is still being sold...

I would say not a Halloween item. It might have been released at the same time but I think that wehn grouping items according to theme, it should be a pirate item rather than a Halloween item, IMHO. SM

Do we need it?

Should we change this page to just holiday items? I think yes. --Schmoofy 17:41, 26 October 2006 (CDT)

I'm mixed. On one hand, the holiday items can easily get their own pages for the individual months (for example Halloween Month). On the other hand, we can certainly group themes by themselves as well. --Prisoner 08:38, 29 October 2006 (CST)

How to include?

Schmoofy, I noticed that you used my tron includes for the tron section, but didn't use the halloween includes for the halloween section. For good reason - you're including extra info. My questions:

  • Do we want to include this information (somehow) everywhere?
  • Do we want to use the includes?

My original thought with the includes was that clicking on the picture would (somehow) go to the individual item page (or the image page, with additional information). At least some of this would be all the places its included (so it would list that the tron stuff was in both tron month, in their individual categories, and in the "special stuff" page), but I couldn't figure out a good way to actually pull that off without lots of extra work.

But I really want to be able to create item entries once, and have them show up on many pages where they make sense. (See, for example, what the Tron Month and Halloween Month pages look like.)

Prisoner 08:38, 29 October 2006 (CST)