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 == Star Trek canon vs. Star Trek canon == 

 OK, this is getting silly.  It's an incredibly trivial edit to get into an edit war over, so let's be civilized. 

 Here's what the Wikipedia guide to writing better articles has to say about the principle of least astonishment: 

 :===Principle of least astonishment=== 

 :Using the principle of least astonishment, you should plan your pages and links so that everything appears reasonable and makes sense. If a link takes readers to somewhere other than where they thought it would, it should at least take them someplace that makes sense. 

 :====Example==== 

 :A user wants to know about the nuclear power plant that exploded in Chernobyl.  The page on ""Chernobyl"" redirects to ""Chornobyl"", an alternative spelling for that town.  However, the user sees that a link to the desired page, Chernobyl accident, is placed prominently near the top of the Chornobyl page, and happily clicks on that. 

 It's true that an editor who saw a link saying Star Trek canon might subsequently type a link as [[''Star Trek'' canon]].  However, such an editor would quickly realize their mistake, just as E. Pluribus Anthony did within two minutes.  It's Wikipedia style to italicize titles of television series, so the link should say Star Trek canon, even though the article is (rightly) at Star Trek canon.  I don't see what's wrong with using the piped link here. — "