I know that the particle の can be used for linking several nouns together or
to indicate possession. However I have seen several cases where the の is
droped. Like for example 未来日記. My question is when to and not to use the
particle no?
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When to and not to use the particle の to link to nouns?
From what I've seen, if its unambiguous it can be dropped. This rule applies
to most particles. You hear native speakers do it all the time.

やまださん(が)くるの？

Is Yamada coming?

I can't think of too many instances where の is dropped off the top of my head
but I its pretty common.
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