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4570:. I think if anything is clear here, it's that a decisive majority of participants disfavor the former title of "chairman" and there are solid grounds for that based, based on both Knowledge practice and real world experience. As such, I believe this qualifies as one of the exceptions that COMMONNAME mentions to its general guidance on selecting the most common name of all. I think there's a strong argument for "chair (disambiguation)", and that the article will likely end up at some title like that in the future, but I just don't think the consensus was there for it in the present discussion (That's natural considering the request was for "chairperson"). So I'm not comfortable moving to that title based on the discussion as we have it. It sucks to have to go through the ringer again, but I'd rather the "chair" issue be settled in its own dedicated RM. I considered recommending that we move directly to that now, but as we saw so many !votes where people opposed based on the short amount of time from the previous RM, I don't think that's wise.-- 3176:

anything more than a POV rational. Why can't I move the bloody page now? Are you just being difficult for fun? There's no guideline I can see that says I can't just move the page, nothing about uninvolved ediors, infact quite the opposite, the way i read it I am supposed to follow through on my request after 7 days!?!?!?!...it's not a contentious move, there has been 100% support for the move in the discussion. If you csn't explain specifically and clearly why I can't follow the bloody guidelines and move the bloody page based on a consensus, then I'm going to move and report you for edit warring if you move it back again, you seem to be behaving in a very, very unreasonable manner to me

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showed it to be the least common of the options and basically a niche term. I thought I had made that point at the RM but perhaps I didn't make it clearly enough. If you felt the arguments in favour of moving to a gender-neutral term were sufficient to see consensus for a move, then the *only* available target for that move was

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moves with momentous impact on the disambiguation project, our best practice as administrators is to catch that. Besides, what harm could come from revisiting the discussion with broader community participation? It's not as though we're trying to force through a result by keeping potential participants in the dark, is it?

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on the page being a relatively obscure film). Instead, we are left with a situation which may take months or years to resolve to the position actually taken by a majority in the discussion. I only ask that the move of the disambiguation page be undone so that a specific discussion can be had on this point.

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Then I should not have thought that was the end of it. It is merely a stupid comment, undeserving of response, but speaks to a mentality that I am unwillingly to ignore; ignoring this 'us and them' mentality has had consequences to the well-being of this community. This is unavoidable but overdriven,

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I see you've already moved and pinned the comment. It's a little unusual but I guess it makes sense on a fast-moving talk page like that one. I looked hard but couldn't find any strict cut-and-paste moves (i.e. the text from one page being moved in its entirety to another, with no text beforehand on

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I get where you're coming from, but I disagree, so I won't be reversing my call. Considering that the consensus was that the name was ambiguous, the standard solution is a dab page at the ambiguous name. We don't need to be so wonkish as to require that an editor must have made explicit reference to

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Cuchullain, as you know you're an admin I greatly respect, which is why I'm surprised and disappointed to see you toss Knowledge RM policy aside on this one. Your assertion that chairperson is in fairly common use was not proven at the RM, in facy it was the opposite, the evidence presented clearly

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is the primary topic, period, whether as a redirect target or as a page to be moved. In any case, even if there is no primary topic between the related topics (genus/species), the solution would have been to create a broad concept article explaining the difference between them (the only other topic

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The set index was causing some confusion in the RM, and it colored !votes in at least 2 cases already. It's also not really an SIA candidate, as there aren't multiple items that share a name, it's 3-4 separate uses of the same name. The only advantage of an SIA here is that it doesn't formally show

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and Cúchullain, thanks for the replies, and Graham, thanks for figuring this out. If you don't mind, I'll move your comment to the top of the talk page and pin it. I was wondering whether any of the histories could be merged. For example, I thought the 122 deleted edits could have been merged back

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I oppose both these suggestions. In terms of significance, the Boston metro station and the UK national rail station are probably around equal. And a metro line is still a railway line, so I don't see a case for moving either of the articles and having the base titles redirect to disambiguation is

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Strictly speaking, either the person who proposed the page move in the first place, or the handful who did propose moving the disambiguation page, should have notified the necessary parties. The point is that someone should have. If the discussion participants drop the ball on this with respect to

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was started almost immediately after I closed the Chimpanzee RM, which if successful would moot much link fixing efforts. The fact is that the links were broken whether this landing page was consider a disambiguation page or a (rather useless) set index. In fact, many if not most of the links were

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Impact factor has no bearing on whether a journal is reliable, especially when it's covering a minority subject like this. Swiderski is objectively a reliable source for this subject. You are welcome to add additional sources, but please do not remove existing ones, especially ones as strong as

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I can't find any reference on who Richard M. Swiderski is. Who is he? A lot of the Knanya article is written on the basis of his 'Blood weddings' book which is not peer review. I note he has an article in Oral History, which is borderline credible and a couple on Asian Folklore. But who is he?

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The move from shuffle dance to Melbourne Shuffle has been discussed, it's been 8 days and the consensus was to move. You moved it from the commonname page to the "shuffle dance" something completely made up, that no one has ever even heard of and none of the citations mentioned at all, without

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I hadn't seen that article. It's definitely more of a student paper than an encyclopedia article and I can't see any good way to save it. It should probably be deleted. As for Cagwinn, he'd have to appeal the block and commit to changing his behavior. I did reach out to him but he wasn't

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Sorry for what? you considered my concern about a user characterising others as fascists and have not seen any difficulty in hosting that, as a last word, on your talk page. I can only comment, I suppose that is the all there is say, my opinion of that is my own concern; so it goes.

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when dealing with each other. If you get a revert from an experienced editor like the ones I made, it's much more constructive to think there might be a good reason for it than to assume the worst. Second, if you're involved in moving pages, the procedures for that are laid out at

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He’s an academic who wrote on the St Thomas Christians, especially the Knanaya. He’s published by reputable publishers. Easily reliable by our standards and one of the best sources for the subject. There has been extensive discussion on the talk page and no consensus for removing

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Moving the dab page to the base name was not part of the move request. Why was it done? Also, how can you say "better to wait to see how the RM shakes out before devoting a lot of time and energy to fixing dab links"? If the links were intended for the genus

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I'm here to ask whether the page history or histories can be retrieved. It isn't clear how many articles were initially started; when I was listing the previous moves, I had difficulty working out what had been moved to and from where. I'll ping

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Hello Cuchullain. In the recent merger of WJCT-TV into WJCT it appears that a number of recent edits (within the last 24 hours) made to WJCT-TV were lost. Will those migrate over at some point, or do I need to re-edit (at the WJCT page)?

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Hi, can you take a look at the Xennials article and talk page? We're close to getting into an edit war over the same issue you were discussing with editor Dynagirl. My last comment on the talk page is at the very bottom. Thanks!

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They should probably be merged, but I'm not sure which is the better name. Owain was a real historical figure who became the source of the legendary Owain/Ywain/Yvain. They also need a total rewrite.--

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already broken, as they intended the common chimpanzee rather than the genus Pan. It's better to wait to see how the RM shakes out before devoting a lot of time and energy to fixing dab links.--

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OK, I follow you. I don't regard that as enough support for that move. It would be better to wait awhile and try a new RM request that's for that name specifically so there's no confusion.--

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That would be great, if you could take care of that. At the moment I'm trying to clean up references at WJCT and several other related articles. Good luck with the re-write, and thanks.

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I didn't understand what you were saying. No, it's not kosher to call users names, especially "nazis". The fact that someone else posted that here does not imply that it's endorsed.--

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Done, along with some others, on 2nd thoughts although UKPLACE is clear that we use commas it might be worthwhile seeing if "Lewis" or "Outer Hebrides" is preferred universally.

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to the list of missing Wikipedians. Just letting you know that Squash has edited again once in 2017, a bunch in 2018, and blanked their user talk page in March of 2019. —⁠

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is implemented, or the default redirect to the moved title is restored. There needs to be a separate discussion to establish a consensus to disambiguate the page. Cheers!

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I have no intention of doing so. However, other DABfixers might waste time and energy. IMO it would be preferable to keep the page as a SIA until the new RM is concluded.

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I think that move is reasonable but I'm not comfortable moving it on just that level of support. You might try another RM at a later time to that title specifically.--

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When there are multiple names for a subject, all of which are fairly common, and the most common has problems, it is perfectly reasonable to choose one of the others

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the dab page in arguing that the names are ambiguous, although many of them did. At any rate, I think it was the right and indeed only call. Leaving

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I have supported the disambiguated Chair title in the past and will in the future, but I seriously doubt it will muster enough support because of

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Asian Folklore Studies has an impact factor of 0.14, and Oral Tradition has an impact factor of 0.2. These are hardly 'reputable' journals.

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Something that gets millions of returns in searches of the sources can be described as "fairly common", even if it's not the most common.--

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Moved as per discussion on talk page. Tried to move it to Melbourne shuffle, rather than Melbourne Shuffle (dance), but it wouldn't let me.

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has 122 deleted edits. They go back to when the page was created as Chairman on 8 April 2003, then moved to Chairperson on 7 January 2006.

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has a history (all visible) from 7 January 2006 to 10 July 2008‎, plus the 4 November 2008‎ move and later edits fixing double redirects.

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is the primary topic. That point is further proven by the fact that most incoming links, many corrected by you, were not for the genus.--

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It's interesting because the pages show editors trying to move this to a gender-neutral term many years ago, including a comment from

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I think it should be deleted for being a strange essay, some of the various material perhaps moved elsewhere if it's valid at all. --

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He published work on this subject in a variety of reliable journals as well as in a book. His work has been cited by other scholars

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Could you please explain what you define as "fairly common", and point to the specific evidence in the RM that indicated that? --

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Alright, thanks for your response. I guess we'll see about moving to a "Chair" variant in six months' time then. Cheers —

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I'm not sure about that. Even as a legendary character, "Ywain" isn't a more common name than, for instance, Yvain.--

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and been open for over 10 day's I don't think that would be necessary. So I'd suggest you changing it to "No move to

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He is not an academic (can you name his institution?). The journals are not reputable. There are better sources.

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I really don't know what you're suggesting. My friend, I think you're getting too worked up about this. Cheers.--

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I only recently got this message ... what a mess. I've undeleted the edits at chairperson and moved them to

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Thanks for explaining why, there are a lot of guidelines, your edit summaries explained absolutely nothing.

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Hi Cuchullain, thank you very much for closing the Chairman RM discussion and for your thoughtful summary.

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Again, I'm not going to reverse my decision. I feel that it was the best choice and really only choice.--

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I can do it later today, if that works for you. Otherwise feel free. The whole article needs a rewrite.

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I think of Ywain for content, Owain mab Urien just for historical categories & redirect. --

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Honestly I just changed my mind, they're better separate. And you might be right about Yvain (

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as a permissible reference, and creating an edit filter to warn users who attempt to cite it.

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