Last modified: 2005-01-29 08:09:28 UTC
If you go to the specified URL, you will find two articles, a good article named "Rialto, California" and a bogus article named "Rialto,%20California". The link to the first one works fine. The link to the second one brings you to the first article. In fact, typing in the URL shown for the second one (which is what I would expect to work), brings you to the first article. I'm not sure why url-encoding is de-coded twice (from Rialto%2C%2520California to Rialto,%20California to Rialto, California) instead of just once. In the long run, it may be a feature - it's nice if article names are canonicalized - but in the short run, it's keeping me from accessing the text of the second article. There could easily be some badly-named articles with legitimate text that need to be rescued. -- Beland of en.wikipedia.org (This may or may not be related to Bug 337)
Second title is illegal and should not appear in the database. It was able to be created due to an old bug which is no longer present. I've moved it to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rialto%2C_California_%28broken%29 (It will likely be deleted soon as newbie cruft.)
