Editing Encyclopedia:Naming conventions (languages) (section)

==Redirects==
In the examples above, we would place a redirect to ''Arabic'' at [[Arabic language]] and verify that ''French language'' is listed on the [[French]] disambiguation page. Similarly, we would place a redirect to [[VBScript]] at [[VBScript (programming language)]] and [[VBScript programming language]].
This will accommodate writers using alternative and older naming conventions. 
If the [[ISO 639-3]] code for the language appears under a different header at ''[[Ethnologue]]'', either a different spelling or a different name altogether, make that a redirect as well. Similarly, if the spelling or name changes between editions of ''Ethnologue'', all should have redirects. Country specification is placed between parentheses, and 'language' added, so ISO ''Kom (Cameroon)'' should have at least a redirect at [[Kom language (Cameroon)]]: this is the default format used by several lists of languages and ISO codes. 
If more than one ISO code or name has been assigned, as is common when ''Ethnologue'' treats as separate languages those considered to be dialects of a single language by reliable sources, or when spurious codes/names are retired, place redirects under these as well.