Talk:Joan of France (1556)

Waste of space
I'll say what I think here but I don't think anyone will be the slightest bit interested. You could mention Joan and her sister at the Catherine de Medici page, but even there I don't think they're worth mentioning. You could make a redirect from here, but the chances of anyone wanting to look up a page called "Joan of Valois" in the first place are virtually nil, in my opinion. You could merge but lose every bit of this page's info and not mention Joan at all. The maker of this page, by the way, has deleted himself, it seems. Ditto the above comments for "Victoria of Valois".

Does it matter? Well, when I saw the names of these girls on a Valois box (called Volois, by the way, for goodness sake}, I came to this page thinking "who's she?". It's a waste of curiosity, bless the kid's soul. Come on, administrator, be bold. qp10qp 12:44, 11 September 2006 (UTC)

Joan?
If she died in her mother's womb, how did she get the name? I thought that only christened newborns have Christian names. Surtsicna (talk) 18:59, 22 February 2009 (UTC)