Knowledge talk:April Fools' Main Page

1247:, a step in a very dangerous direction for a site dedicated to openness and the possibility for everyone to edit. Surely, insinuating that the Irish PM was naked in the streets because of the financial crisis must be a violation of the intentions and spirit of BLP, even if technically acceptable since it isn't inaccurate, and if read carefully, it doesn't actually say that. But it looks as if it does. None of this is in the spirit of an encyclopaedia. Especially not one with a credibility problem. I propose that on 1 April, 2010, the number of half-truths, insinuations and deliberate misrepresentations of the truth should be seriously reduced or not present at all. If we absolutely must have April Fools jokes/pranks present, they should not be in the form of lies or things that may be interpreted as such, but rather in the spirit e.g. of the 46: 2614:

Tamils were murdered in Sri Lanka, a Meningitis outbreak in Niger killed 900 children, a fishing vessel carrying refugees to Europe sank with 350 people aboard. Why no protest about the 2009 April Fool? March 2008 was pretty quiet, only about 1000 people were killed in various terrorist attacks, wars or acts of political suppression around the world, a mere 120 died in plane crashes, 200 were killed in the battle of Basra. Does that leave enough room for celebration? How about March 2007? 115 pilgrims were killed by a suicide bomber, I count 300 people who died in "a newsworthy manner" on a single day in various landslides, military actions against civilians, a truck crash and a fire in a retirement home...is this sufficiently few or sufficienlty 'spread out' to warrant an April Fool on Knowledge?

2435:"In the news" is very tough to effectively April-Fool-ize. We have to find things within a very short window that fit the criteria we lay down. Leaving it out of the humor-mongering seems reasonable for that reason. Personally, I think that "In the news" is a bad idea on any day of the year. We're not a newspaper - and encouraging people to rush to write articles on current events is dangerous and inappropriate for an encyclopedia. Again though, I wouldn't exclude April 1st "events" from that page on the grounds of sympathy for the victims of whatever disasters happened in the month preceding April 1st. Also, I'm reluctant to make a change this year. We need more time to think though what the right policies should be, get consensus, etc. 2864:. It was a really tiny stub with two lines of text and one reference in December 2009. In order to make it into a DYK entry, I researched the town - I managed to get in email contact with a former resident and someone who runs an aid agency that supports the town - and the result of that was new and valuable information that I was able to solidly reference. The article was expanded to something much more useful and now has a dozen references. More than that, one of the redlinks in the article was spotted in the days just before April 1st and turned into another useful article: 2531:- then 50 children died in a mudslide while sheltering from it). Did we think to hold the front page for the Sanglong Avalanche in February 2010? Were the 300+ people who died in that one somehow less worth remembering? What about the 100+ who died in the landslide in the Bududa District of Uganda last March? The 35 who were trampled to death at a temple in India this time last year? Dozens died in an Earthquake in Turkey the following day, 150 coal miners drowned in China... 1130:

agreed upon cooperation from the appropriate main page department. Mostly, this may involve deciding which main page rules could be bent in their respective section and in fact bending those rules, reviewing proposed main page content to ensure it meets that sections main page requirements, and ensuring that this content made its way to the main page on April 1st. The following is a list of administrators who have agreed to serve as AFMP 2009 main page department coordinators:

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reliable and accurate in a manner that leads people to think that it is not so. When those readers click on what seems to be an April Fool, they discover an article that is written to our full standards of notability and is as well referenced as would be the case on any other day of the year. Our readership go and read articles that they would never have considered before - it broadens their minds and makes our site a more friendly, relaxed place. This is a good thing.

1779: 3163:) - it just popped up on the front page without even so much as a single mention of it anywhere in the April Fool's pages - and as far as I can tell, without discussion anyplace else either. I'm British - I would have noticed and explained the issue with the language - but the opportunity never presented itself until it was too late. Part of the problem was that we left it too late to get a good article up to the required standard. 2877:- both of which were improved following April 1st. A small, but proud town in Ecuador used to have just one stupid fact stated about it - and now has a respectable and well-referenced article with a second article about the archeology of the civilization that founded the town. That absolutely could not have happened without the April 1st 'event' - and it is far from being atypical of the work we do here. 1802:). Variations include Gropecunte, Gropecountelane, Gropecontelane, Groppecountelane, and Gropekuntelane. London had several streets named Gropecunt Lane, including one in the parishes of St. Pancras and St. Mary Colchirche, between Bordhawelane (bordello) and Puppekirty Lane (poke skirt). The name was also used in other medieval towns across England. A street called Grope Countelane existed in 2249:

TenPoundHammer an entry there having gone through seven RfAs and not becoming an administrator even after all that, and I haven't decided on any specific writing yet (other than the fact that they are here as often as Jimbo himself - or more - and deserve to be recognized as founders or something like that), so I am completely open to ideas on proceeding with this initial idea.

1076:) is a day of fun and practical jokes in some cultures. While it is fine to follow in the spirit of good fun when editing Knowledge, we must not forget that Knowledge is above all an encyclopedia that people will read for information. At the same time, Knowledge should not be so formal and humorless that it cannot show some whimsy in how it presents itself to its readers. 2693:, "In the News" had also been changed in 2007. I don't trust my archiving work on the 2006 main page for that section so more research is in order to establish what happened that year. There was no "In the News" section in 2005. So on April Fool's Day, the "In the News" section had been changed during three of the past four years (regular content was used in 2008). 3367:(was dated 2011). In the event the link on the main April Fool talk page is not really very useful for those using the dedicated FA page, especially if they are not watching the main page, and if discussions and decisions are being made elsewhere without them knowing. Anyway, it's over now so for 2012, let's try to get on the same page! Cheers 1559:

presenting a relatively believable blurb (derived in the normal fashion from the article's lead and supporting text) about streets named "Gropecunt Lane" because of the prostitution contained therein would actually lead people to suspect that Knowledge was attempting to fool them. This, I think, would be an interesting change of pace. —

1114:. The first five departments control the changeable sections on the main page (e.g., "content") and the sixth department controls the fixed design surrounding the changeable sections (e.g., "design"). April Fool's Main Page 2010 is limited to working with the first five departments to coordinate the content appearing on the 2776:

I'm sympathetic to leaving ITN out of the April 1st effort - mainly because it's so hard to find enough funny and genuine news items for that day - and the slow rate that older items are dropped out of ITN means that we do have to break the rules in order to make it work. But if something newsworthy

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So no. Absolutely not. I have all the sympathy in the world for the relatives of the victims in Japan and New Zealand - but the remaining 6.4 billion people in the world will move on with their lives and the 40 million of them who will read our front page on April 1st will greatly appreciate a much

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Look back to this time last year: The Haiti earthquake in Jan 2010 killed 350,000 people - it didn't stop our April 1st front page. Can we forget that 350,000 people died two months ago but not that 1,500 people died a two weeks before? What about the Chilean earthquake on Feb 27th 2010 (500+ died

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Well, "Request for signatureship" was never on the front page - I don't know where it was promoted on April 1. That page is a sub-page of his user account - you can certainly put your piece in a sub-page of your account. The issue is how people got to hear about it on that day. Maybe you should go

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Consider it a celebration of how weird and surprising the totally-encyclopedic, verifiable, referenced and notable truth can sometimes be! What you are proposing falls well outside of our remit. You might find someplace else to put this - but I can pretty much guarantee it won't end up on the front

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In my opinion, it would be nice to occasionally deviate from content that seems patently absurd to something that seems just plausible enough to come across as an actual attempt to perpetrate a hoax. Past blurbs have screamed "We're pulling your leg with silly, untrue material" and that's fine. But

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did not provide any explanation, I am choosing to reinstate my suggestion at least this once. I sincerely hope that this is not representative of the way that questions like this are treated. The "get a sense of humor"-comments given as answers to others aren't exactly encouraging. If this is not the

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should be kept to the same high standard as for other days, but with a special caveat: that the Main Page be composed of facts and articles that are true, but either unusual or manipulated in a way as to sound unbelievable. While readers may sometimes come to Knowledge expecting some joke article for

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is a type of cuisine found mainly in Germany. This cuisine consists of dishes like Brötchen, a type of bread roll that might've copied the croissant. Can't forget beer heavier than you (which I'm thoroughly impressed about, considering your size) and some Jägerschnitzel (which is probably less goopy

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Scope of project: Knowledge is divided into hundreds of departments, six of which are classified as Main Page departments. The Main Page departments include (i) Did you know (dept.), (ii) In the news (dept.), (iii) Picture of the day (dept.), (iv) Selected anniversaries (dept.), (v) Today's featured

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Knowledge is suffering from a lack of "new blood" - we need new editors to join the project. The kind of stick-up-buttism that you're proposing is exactly the kind of thing that dissuades new editors from joining us. If editing Knowledge isn't fun - why would anyone do it? Some people's notion of

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The idea of naming a street in this manner is regarded as extremely unusual by today's standards. Readers unfamiliar with the historical context (which I suspect is the vast majority) would likely perceive the blurb as far-fetched enough to have been fabricated as an April Fools' Day prank. And of

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I strongly disagree. Firstly, our standards of reliability and accuracy are NOT reduced on April 1st. We follow essentially the same rules that we do on any other day. The whole POINT of what we do for April 1st is that unlike the other 99,999,999 web sites, we simply pass on information that is

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So take a step back and consider that rationally, your choices are to accept that April 1st is as good a day as any to "cut loose" and make the world a happier place - or to become one of the many humorless stick-up-butt folks who inhabit Knowledge who would like to remove all forms of fun from the

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As I explained, there are absolutely no grounds, ethical, political, logical or anything else for using the Japan earthquake as a reason for scaling anything back. Yeah, it's a sad thing - but "shit happens". Look back through the last 5 or 6 years of Knowledge front pages in the weeks leading up

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100,000 people die in traffic accidents every month, 20,000 of them are children. Are they somehow worth less because they died alone instead of in one gigantic event? The Afghan war alone causes 200 innocent civilians to die every month - the total monthly deathtoll in wars, terrorist events and

2307:? I'm sure it wasn't on the Main Page, either, but where is the best place to go to start a joke like this? I don't want to be seen as doing something destructive, I just want to participate in the jokes for the day. (And yes, requests for deletion being subsequently speedied would be welcome.) 1238:

in all forms, one of which is the deliberate filtering of facts and ambiguous wording to convey a less-than-truthful meaning without actually lying. This very technique seems to have been the one mainly used at the main page on April Fools Day 2009. In my opinion it is a Very Bad Thing to, for one

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where ideas can be shared and maybe the "FAC people off on the side" should converse there so that those who are making attempts, well ahead of time, to get something done, were apparently sidelined without any indication of the topic being dealt with elsewhere. Perhaps there should be a permanent

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I have some degree of sympathy for the view that we should re-evaluate the kinds of things we do for April 1st (and I've been vocal about dumping some of the lamer kinds of things we do) - but that's an entirely separate matter from shutting down the page for the sake of the victims of earthquakes

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I agree with Royalbroil and would also like to see the proposed main page blurb for this. I like the article but am having trouble imagining the blurb - to me the whole point is to make a blurb which is a series of statements that seem like they have to be fake, but each turns out to be true. I am

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items (which completely replaced the normal ones for the day). Tying into Marianian's point, it's true that this might be regarded as distasteful under the circumstances. But I believe that it was ill-advised anyway. We formerly excluded that section from the festivities, which was a sensible

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Hi, I am not quite sure about this, but considering the tragedies in Japan and New Zealand I feel it may be inappropriate to do an April Fools' main page. I would be inclined to suggest postponing the projectfor this year as a mark of respect, but if any editors feel it must go on then I feel it

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Requesting deletion of the Main Page will almost certainly be done, as it has become something of a tradition. It will be immediately reversed, for the reasons that Royal gives above. I did take AfD to MfD one year, and then requested deletion of the MfD page that was discussing it... so what we

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April Fool's Main Page 2010 project affects all five changeable sections on the main page. To have an April Fool's content appear on the main page on April 1st, some of the department rules for these changeable main page sections may need to be bent. Thus, the project may need the approval and

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But saying that this catastropy rates an AFMP stoppage and some other one doesn't is an indefensible position. Last year, the Haiti disaster was every bit as "front and center" in the news as Japan is now - the death toll was 100 to 200 times higher. Where were you then? In March 2009, 2,000

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I object to the sort of outright lies (e.g. a clock malfunction described as people being "sent back in time") and contrivances (e.g. "If you are reading this, the latest record-breaking experiments at CERN's Large Hadron Collider have not yet caused the end of the world as we know it.") posted

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funny for Wikipedians who will appreciate the cleverness of it all. It also avoids most of the problems with the small fraction of Wikipedians who have a stick up their ass and don't want anything 'special' to happen at all. It is only by sticking rigorously to the rules that we can make this

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Provided that it meets our normal criteria, I agree. I only object to the various compromises that were made (the inclusion of minor events, the use of wildly deceptive wording, and the removal of items that legitimately belonged). I certainly don't advocate that we exclude a newsworthy and

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article from consideration stems not from a personal belief that its content is inappropriate, but from his desire to avoid being inconvenienced by the large volume of complaints that he believes would arise. I don't regard this as a valid rationale, and I believe that we alienate valuable

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article (dept.), and (vi) Main Page design discussions/Main Page Redesign Project (closed). The first five departments control the changeable sections on the main page (e.g., "content") and the sixth department controls the fixed design surrounding the changeable sections (e.g., "design").

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Not sure if this is a Main Page piece, and if not, maybe you know a better place for me to post this. Based on a comment of another editor back in 2010 sometime, post-AFDay 2010, I'd like to set up a Knowledge Policy for the day for "Requests for Jimboship". My first thought was to give

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would have worked just fine - but it just didn't get there in time. However, without a policy to limit what goes on the front page - and an incredibly arbitrary way that articles are chosen (one guy just picks something) - there is no mechanism to prevent things like this from happening

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entirely fake!) Almost all the rules for what goes onto the front page are obeyed to the letter on April 1st. People are being "fooled" only because they fool themselves into assuming that we made it all up because we have such a wierd mix of the seemingly untrue and the downright

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of the main page on April‍ Fools' Day? It could be written in such a way that would suggest we're proposing "deleting" the English Knowledge and starting over. It would be furthermore amusing that "AFD" not only stands for "Articles For Deletion" but also "April Fools' Day",... ;-)

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In my opinion I think to ensure that we keep to what Knowledge is, the main page should be funny yet true and not the main page for deletion, such as the Flying saucer bit in the DYK section. As for the holidays section, I recommend adding one real holiday like independence day of

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Ok, I appreciate the humor on today's main page, but I think that the obscene references on the page are unecessary. There are many other types of humor, and a lot of kids use wikipedia, so I suggest that next year's april fool's day main page should be kept clean for the minors.

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We somehow ended up deviating from that in 2009 and 2010, and I don't know why. A key element of this endeavor always has been the intent to inject humor in a manner upholding the sections' usual content standards. Let's pay better attention to that commitment this year.

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April Fool's, the proposal is to make the Main Page so unusual or unbelievable that the reader will conclude that the Main Page is presenting jokes as fact, but the joke is actually on the reader: everything on the Main Page is as close to 100% factual as we may make it.

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I see no reason to change what has been planned for the past year. I remember before it was organized. If you dislike the current format then you would really hate what happened. Some admins made changes to the main page one year. The current format is a compromise.

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to see an approximation of it at the end of the day. Contributors decided to make a coordinated effort for April Fool's Day starting in 2006. For these previous year's results, see the discussions at the navigation box on the right. Static results can been viewed at

1755:. I don't doubt that some people would complain, at which point we should explain that we're proud of the encyclopedic manner in which we handle controversial subjects (something that we encourage by treating such articles no differently than we treat any others). 1686:(out) I have some reservations about this. First off I think it is way too early to decide the 2010 April Fools Main Page article (since the date is 10 months away, at current promotion rates there will be about 300 more FAs to chose from then). For example 3359:@Raul: that is not what I was suggesting though the link you pointed out was still only made on March 16, still not a lot of time to bring any potential articles to FA, if they were good candidates, but no post in this regard was made on the dedicated 2832:

I would strongly oppose any kind of April's fool on the main page, including ITN. Knowledge is an encyclopedia striving for reliability and accuracy. For readers who want humour, there are about 100 million funny web pages available on the Internet.

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I know there wouldn't be any way to include this as an April Fool's Day joke, but still. At Tesco, when there is a Buy 1 Get 1 Free offer, the self-service checkout machines print the slightly offensive "BOGOF" on the receipt, instead of "B1G1F".

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Of course. I'll compile a blurb, but it should be regarded as a very rough example (because this isn't an area in which I'm experienced) and won't contain the sort of seemingly ludicrous claims and double meanings that have appeared in the

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1. To be clear, this isn't a formal proposal or attempt to select 1 April's featured article now or in the near future. It's just a rough idea in need of feedback to determine whether it's even worth bringing to the greater community for

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that would not otherwise have existed. Numerous other articles linked from Picoaza were also improved in the days following April 1st as people read about the weird mayoral election there in the DYK - then followed links to read about

2606:. Scarcely a month goes by without there being some major catastrophy somewhere that rises to the level of the Japanese earthquake. I simply refuse to be miserable all of the time because of that...it's a ridiculous position to take. 2085:

There is a strong minority that can't stand the April Fool's Day happenings on Knowledge. They have agree to a compromise by allow slanted but truthful things to happen here. I'm sure this is way too far away to be agreeable to them.

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only allows articles to be nominated in the month before their proposed appearance. Second, I think this discussion is probably playing to a pretty limited audience and wonder if it should be discussed in a larger venue (perhaps

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And regardless, the idea has gotten out of hand in recent years. Somehow, we shifted from featuring strange-but-true content to dressing up relatively ordinary content with intentionally outlandish (and rather unencyclopedic)

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Where do we stop? Honestly, if you draw the line and say that if more than 1,500 people die in disasters in the the month preceding April 1st then we should cancel it...then I very much doubt that we'd ever celebrate it ever

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day, embrace one of the worst problems of Knowledge and pretend it is acceptable. It is not. Misrepresentation of facts, for fun or for more sinister reasons, can not be acceptable on Knowledge, regardless of the date. Also,

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contributors by telling them that their efforts will never be considered for our highest form of recognition (thereby reducing the likelihood that articles on "objectionable" topics will reach this level of quality). —

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I don't recall seeing this discussion, please provide a link. I have never been involved with "In the News." I didn't know that it had ever been part of the April Fool's Day tomfoolery in the past. Checking the

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The whole point here is that we are smart enough to get silly things onto the front page on April 1st without breaking any of the standard rules for the front page. That makes it funny for the general public

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Sorry, distracted. The discussion's not all that stalled, though if you want to weigh in you should feel free. The current delegates appear to have reached a consensus to not include "gag" blurbs anymore. —

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was hospitalized after performing 70 fellatios, short of her aim of 200 in one day?" was blocked because the community felt that (imho) such ghoulish pornographic material was inappropropriate for the main

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on April Fool's Day 2011. The proposed components of the Main Page may be presented on April 1, 2011, and if deemed a success, may be a guideline for presenting the Main Page on future April Fool's Days.

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The ground rules require that "the Main Page be composed of facts and articles that are true, but either unusual or manipulated in a way as to sound unbelievable". How would this be in any sense 'true'?

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Due to generous donations by several large corporations, Knowledge can now afford to pay editors. All editors with over 1000 edits are eligible to apply. For details on how to register for the payroll,

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out there in the real world, it would be a sad day for humanity. Meanwhile let's revel in the simple fact that a village in Ecuador voted a brand of foot powder to run as the Mayor of their town (See:

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As per my suggestion, I would accept a scaled-down AFMP this year if many agree. If the situation gets worse then we would have to be careful with "In The News" in respect of Japan-related items. --

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Unlikely, given the unofficial stance against porn stars' FAs and the like on the main page. I was going to mention this closer to the time, but as suggestions have started to come in, I'll leave

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to April 1st and you'll see that in absolutely every one of them you can find a disaster of some kind that killed a bunch of people. The fact is that bad things happen all around the world

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as recently as 1561, connecting the town's two principal marketplaces. At some date unrecorded, the street was renamed Grope Lane, a name that it has since retained. In Thomas Phillips'

1695:). Third, I think there are at least three words in English that most people would object to seeing as part of the title of the Featured Article on the Main Page, so I am not sure this or 2996:(Actually - that was 2010 - but the same rules apply this year.) Anyway - we're limited to changing "content" - we cannot change "design" - hence no font change would be allowed. Sorry. 1600:

I agree that a change of pace would be interesting, which is why I asked for a proposed hook. Raul and/or consensus does need to be okay with running the article before we do anything.

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Use this page for general discussions about the next April Fool's Day - but please use the sub-pages (below) for discussions and suggestions relating to the specific parts of the page.

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It's fine. Been there. I just think it's a shame there's so little participation in the discussion. In previous years, we've had load of community participation. Maybe I'm just an

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website on every day...period. (Oddly, these are largely the same people who put up the banner ad up-top here asking why we're experiencing a steep decline in editorship.)

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Common sense and propriety guide a number of norms, for example, about the amount of USA-centered content on the main page, but such norms do not seem to be contentious.

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Please explain why it should be used. Where's the irony or funniness? Why is a street of prostitution named grope cunt funny? The street is named after its heavy usage.

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Thanks for the blurb - I did not watch this page and it took me a while to find my way back here. This seems fine to me. I would support this being on the Main Page as

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up to the required standard sometime over the next month or two and request that it NOT appear on the front page until April 1st 2012 - and then our work is complete.

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was excluded from the April foolery (because it simply isn't possible to apply humor without radically altering the section's inclusion criteria and resultant format).

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This article has just been promoted. I, for one, will be extremely disappointed if it does not appear on the main page as the featured article for 1 April 2010. —

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centred on those areas. "Gropecunt" appears to have been derived as a compound of the words "grope" (referring to sexual touching) and "cunt" (referring to the

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There is no acceptable threshold. If you made this a precedent then people are going to find reasons to render the world humorless on every day of every year.

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Knowledge has a problem of not being taken seriously. Wikpedia has a problem with being accused of containing serious inaccuracies about living persons, hence

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Delete (blank) the entire main page with an official looking page notice saying "We're sorry, the page you are trying to reach has been deleted. Please click

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So if there is a problem - take it up with the "FAC people off on the side". They absolutely should have discussed this in an appropriate forum...ie on the

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If we wanted to do this, we would have to get consensus for the gnome being the featured image as well as for the other images, so it would be hard to do.

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So... no I don't like that idea. The usual 'everything is true, just phrased in a misleading way' is much more amusing and looks better to readers too.

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circumstances, put up anything that's fake or made up. All of our front page material is real, truthful fact (although it's carefully cherry-picked to

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We need to do better for 2011. Unlike the DYK articles, there is no set time-limit for FA's to appear on the front page. We can get an article like

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Disasters happen all the time - if we shut down and went into mourning every time something like this happened there would no joy left in our lives.

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Rather early - but see the IP's suggestion currently on the Main Page: seemingly all entries referring to different articles using the same name.

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from misleading descriptions thereof. Otherwise, we aren't showing off the encyclopedia's fun side; we're simply posting irrelevant nonsense. —

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I don't know what led to the change in 2009 (as I've been uninvolved in the planning since then), but it contradicts the endeavor's spirit. —

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on the talk page. Editors desiring to contest the closing decision should consider a

3662:) was thought by Raul654 to be a potential April Fools TFA. All views on that, and other possibilities, welcome. (Other messages left at 3749: 3735: 3325: 3215:

Oh - you mean the one that says "Apparently too late now anway"? Yeah, very useful in promoting debate about the subject. Mmm'K, thnx.

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April Fool's Main Page 2010 is limited to working with the first five departments to coordinate the content appearing on the main page

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03:19, 31 May 2009 (UTC) PS I must confess I also have an April Fools TFA in mind, but the article is not more than a stub currently.

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would have qualified under our normal criteria. The section literally was shut down and replaced with a parody version for a day. —

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items appearing in both the 2006 and 2007 archives weren't actually used on the main page; a normal assortment of items appeared in

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happen. Lots of people suggest other "funny" things that could be done by breaking the rules - but that's simply not gonna happen.

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2. As I hope you agree, the idea of barring an article from the main page because some people find its name/nature objectionable

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Discussion of whether the format we choose for AFMP could be more generally appropriate is entirely orthogonal to this issue.

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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I suggest that we also use Duodecimal as the base for numbers and the like along with renaming it Main Page on Wheels.

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My question was removed without a word of comment after a few hours. I have no intention of being disruptive, but since

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Okay, I do see some potential now. Would you propose a blurb for the main page so that we can evaluate the funniness?

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It was discussed by the FAC people off on the side and they added a link below one of your comments (now archived at

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the idea; we present serious content in a manner that comes across as a joke. (So the joke is that it's true.) —

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Eh, makes sense to me. I was just putting this idea out there, as inevitably someone probably is thinking of it.

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I'm not sure what's happening with the rest of the April Fools preparations, but someone might want to check out

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Mark has not yet commented on this particular article, but it should be noted that his decision to exclude the

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A proposal here could prompt some ideas. The discussion and the article itself make a number of suggestions:

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Please use this page for discussions surrounding the creation of a Featured Article for April Fool's day 2012

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Or a whale. This would be really funny to do on April Fools' this year. We should discuss which one to use.

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in England. I wasn't aware of this or else I would have opposed running an article about fanny scratching.

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than your brain). Then we have sausages, but I don't need to talk about that, since you don't have one."

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about the TFA choice for 2013, since an article that had been nominated in the ordinary course of events (

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The Main Page was altered by numerous administrators on April Fool's Day in 2005 with various pranks. See

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Additionally, we always agreed that we wouldn't lower our usual content standards, but three of the five

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speaker I had no objection to the chosen article, However, while Raul is correct that the April 1st FA

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is the universally used acronym for this type of offer. They're not having any kind of joke with you.

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Agreed. My point is that we should curtail the outright nonsense, regardless of any external factors.

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If we do anything special at all this year, the humor should be derived from the articles themselves,

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on the main page, I will attempt to organize an effort within the community to override this decision.

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Plus, the comments posted on the "AFD" to delete Knowledge would certainly be amusing to look at,...

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Knowledge talk:Today's featured article/requests#Icelandic Phallological Museum on April Fools' Day?

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after discussing it on the closer's talk page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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April Fool's Day main page from this year? The template box on this page only goes up to 2014. --

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Ground rules for this activity along with a list or participants may be found on this talk page.

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However, prudence and decency do inform the selection of articles for the main page. Please see

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to FA ;-) ). That said, I like this article very much and look forward to seeing a draft blurb.

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is apparently a very serious issue. It has basically forced us to accept the first step towards

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and its subpages should also adopt the s-before-apostrophe format for unity's sake. Thank you.

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SteveBaker is correct that non-censorship protects (most) objectionable articles on Knowledge.

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I propose that be known as the Main Page on Wheels in order to pay homage to the great Willy.

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I might not get to this until tomorrow, as I'm leaving soon and will be away until then. —

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Proposing a blurb is a bit premature, since we don't even know if Raul would even run it.

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place to discuss this issue of Knowledge's April Fools policy, please let me know where! /

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applies to the front page. Not everyone agrees with that policy...but it is what it is.

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Another issue here is that this article simply did not show up in our discussions (See:

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In the United States, the old-fashioned name Fanny has a significantly different slang

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It starts off okay, but it becomes this nonsensical and hilarious mess as it goes on:

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Not sure how many people watch this page, but some discussion is already underway at

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Knowledge is divided into hundreds of departments, six of which are classified as

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towns and cities from about 1230 to 1561, believed to be a reference to the

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The last section about "Scope" is the relevant one. I'll quote it for you:

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for the project's consideration. Seems to me to be the sort of thing that

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relative to the April Fools Day tradition that would affect this page---

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Hey, can someone add this template to the top of the 2013 main page?

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to better suit that particular audience. (It wouldn't harm to take

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Okay, here's an example blurb (subject to improvement, of course):

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Nice try...please see "The Ground Rules" at the top of this page.

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Not gonna happen...see my response (below) to the "AFD" question.

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We should put this talk page as Featured Articles at 2011.

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In addition: oh wow, my IP range was really different then.

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will ever be on the Main Page (and watch out if anyone gets

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Some account of the ancient and present state of Shrewsbury

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National Get To Know An Independent Real Estate Broker Day

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Replace every image on the main page with a gnome. Ezpz.

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old-timer wearing my rose-tinted retrospective spectacles

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Thanks. See the words I wrote immediately above yours. --

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to remind editors of the dedicated April Fool FA page.

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ridiculous item that otherwise would have qualified. —

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needed bit of humor in their otherwise tiresome lives.

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page - in a very real sense, it would spoil the joke.

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violence of other kinds dwarfs these two earthquakes.

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featured article. Bring on the counter arguments! /

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Picture of the day (dept.)/Today's featured picture

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The blame lies squarely at their feet. 2384:and it's a very bad idea to conflate the two. 1889:If you want an April Fool's day TFA, consider 3786:, specifically the Invisible rail section. — 2006:21:10, 1116512 July 400 BC (no date change) 1151:Selected anniversaries (dept.)/On this day... 981:Knowledge:April Fool's Main Page/Did You Know 913: 4116:For the did you know section, how about this 3322:Or at least a link could have been provided. 2663:Indeed, but part of the compromise was that 2303:What makes my suggestion any different than 1118:from 00:00 to 23:59 (UTC) on April 1, 2010. 976:Knowledge:April Fool's Main Page/In The News 971:Knowledge:April Fool's Main Page/On This Day 4066:Knowledge:April Fools/April Fools' Day 2022 2989:from 00:00 to 23:59 (UTC) on April 1, 2010. 2322:to the author's talk page and ask him/her. 1031:and Knowledge:April Fool's Main Page/2009: 4015:The following is a closed discussion of a 2414:approach. 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