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**Steps to replicate the issue**: * Create a sandbox page in the main namespace of a wiki. * Change its content model to plain text. You can do this via `Special:ChangeContentModel/pagename` * Go to `Special:DeadEndPages`. **What happens?**: The page gets listed in `Special:DeadEndPages` **What should have happened instead?**: This is technically a dead-end page as it has no wikilinks. On the other hand, this is essentially a feature that can't be changed. You can even add pseudolinks like `[[Foo]]` to the page, and they're not parsed. **Other thoughts**: If a page is something else that doesn't have any links from it for some reason, that would presumably have similar behaviour. If a page has another content model, like Markdown or HTML, but actually contains links, would that throw a false positive? So should this check that a page is wikitext before checking for no links.

**Steps to replicate the issue**: * Create a sandbox page in the main namespace of a wiki. * Change its content model to plain text. You can do this via `Special:ChangeContentModel/pagename`. * Go to `Special:DeadEndPages`. **What happens?**: The page you created gets listed in `Special:DeadEndPages`. **What should have happened instead?**: This is technically a dead-end page as it has no wikilinks. On the other hand, this is essentially a feature that can't be changed. You can even add pseudolinks like `[[Foo]]` to the page, and they're not parsed. **Other thoughts**: If a page is something else that doesn't have any links from it for some reason, that would presumably have similar behaviour. If a page has another content model, like Markdown or HTML, but actually contains links, would that throw a false positive? So should this check that a page is wikitext before checking for no links? That seems to be the best response.

**Steps to replicate the issue**: * Create a sandbox page in the main namespace of a wiki. * Change its content model to plain text. You can do this via `Special:ChangeContentModel/pagename`. * Go to `Special:DeadEndPages`. **What happens?**: The page you created gets listed in `Special:DeadEndPages`. **What should have happened instead?**: This is technically a dead-end page as it has no wikilinks. On the other hand, this is essentially a feature that can't be changed. You can even add pseudolinks like `[[Foo]]` to the page, and they're not parsed. **Other thoughts**: If a page is something else that doesn't have any links from it for some reason, that would presumably have similar behaviour. If a page has another content model, like Markdown or HTML, but actually contains links, would that throw a false positive? So should this check that a page is wikitext before checking for no links. ? That seems to be the best response.