Category:Articles with redirect hatnotes impacted by RfD

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Administrators: Please do not delete this category as empty! This category may be empty occasionally or even most of the time.

Template:Redirect, and similar templates using Module:Redirect hatnote, add pages here. When a hatnote claims that a page redirects there, but it doesn't actually redirect there, it usually indicates an error or a need to update the hatnote, and such pages are categorized at Category:Articles with redirect hatnotes needing review. If a redirect is listed at Wikipedia:Redirects for discussion, however, the redirect may be correct in the meantime. This category catches cases where the redirect page is calling an RfD module, filtering them out from the main review category. Pages here may still have problems needing resolution with their hatnote redirect targets.

Occasionally, a null edit to the page is all that's needed to remove an article from this category, such as after a redirect it references is no longer tagged for RfD.