I come across several pages that have no content and are redundant (I believe puke has created them in the past hoping they would magically type themselves up ;D). E.g. 'Milky Tracker' ve 'MilkyTracker'. I think of keeping the ones with content as I expect they will be referred to the most.
Also with the re-writing/reorganising some pages aren't necessary anymore.

Below I'm going to make a list of pages that can (imho) be deleted. For the time being I'll refer to the apropriate page in the article and write "redunant page" in the edit history. So perhaps it can be removed easily afterwards.

channel f - It has been incorporated with Channel F (console)
ScreamTracker 3 - Use Scream Tracker 3 instead
SchismTracker - Use Schism Tracker instead
Fast Tracker II - Use FastTracker II instead
Milky Tracker - Use MilkyTracker instead

I also added a 'XXX to be deleted' category for articles.

wooooooooooooooooooooow what is this why are u deleting all the porno ; (((

I just found a Lyceum TODO list made by Jangler and I'll add suggestions acordingly. What I do remove from the list is the "remove redundant "see also" links " as I am now purposely adding them in.... :D

goluigi, just tagging all that empty space pr0n

Could there be a tag category added like 'n00b_explaination' or 'tutorial'?

I think it would make more sense to remove the pages with white space in the title, such as http://battleofthebits.com/lyceum/View/Schism%20Tracker instead of http://battleofthebits.com/lyceum/View/SchismTracker

I don't think garvalf has a problem with the links (I don't see what bug you mean btw), just stating a preference.

The tricky thing with naming is there is no clear consistency in general, some people would write 'MilkyTracker' and others 'Milky Tracker'. I like to keep the page with the most info untill it is clear which pages are linking to each other.

So for the moment I'm aiming at removing redundant pages and getting a picture at what is linking a what. Then giving the pages more desirable names (with or without spaces) is easier to achieve.