` ::It's useful to have links in that have further significant information about the subject of the page. Not to pages that only mention the subject in passing. For example, Google tells me that there are three pages on edwardgibbonstudies.com that include Edmund Burke. Their mention of him is slight. I do notice that Burke and Gibbon had contact, but  ``the link should be directly related to the subject of the article.`` edwardgibbonstudies.com simply doesn't provide enough new information about the subject of the article. To reinforce the point, I copy and paste all of it: ::``downplaying his connection with Edmund Burke's eschatological interpretation`` ::``1790 reads Edmund Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France, immediately endorses its view.`` ::``Williamson, Arthur.  ``Edward Gibbon, Edmund Burke, and John Pocock: the Appeals of Whigs Old and New,`` Canadian Journal of History 36,3(Dec. 2001), 517.``   `