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meaningfully different. However in 2020 and 2022 Russian authorities involvement in doping coverups resulted in banning the state of Russia for 4 years (ie 2019-2023). Participation of Russian athletes under Russian Olympic Committee not showing Russian flag or anthem was allowed. The question whether the 2 relevant maps (2020-2022) should feature Russia as country for theses is indeed dubious. In 2022 (after the winter games) the Belarus Olympic Committee (due to support of Ukraine war and treatment of its athletes) and in 2023 Russian Olympic Committee was suspended as Olympic committee (after it included substantial part of Ukraine (and their athletes) as belonging to Russia). This means that for the 2024 Olympics these committees can not send athletes. This is a distinctly different situation from anything before. While individual athletes from both countries are allowed to compete on personal title they can not have any explicit connection to their home country. Hence in any case for the 2024 map Russia and Belarus should be shown as not competing on the map (and not as having won any medals). (of course if there are neutral, strong sources that contradict my interpretation above I am willing to discuss).
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count,therefore United States Finishing First with 40 Gold and 126 total medals,while china has 40 gold medals and 91 total medal overall takes second, Japan finished third with 20 gold medals and sixth in the overall medal count. Australia finished fourth with 18 gold medals and fifth in the overall medal count. The host nation France finished fifth with 16 gold and 64 total medals. Dominica, Saint Lucia, Cape Verde, and Albania won their first-ever Olympic medals, the former two both being gold, with Botswana and Guatemala also winning their first-ever gold medals. The Refugee Olympic Team also won their first-ever medal. Note:from japan finished 3rd to end will remain unchanged,but the beginning of the final pre host nation section will need to be changed i am requesting the change since i am afraid of getting blocked,and if anything above agrees,maybe you can also do some minor change to finalize before publishing,it may be imperfect
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top, that US edged past China in the very last event to finish on top of the table. It is a fact that China did not finish on top of any medal table. They tied for the number of gold medals only, and I don't see a problem with what he has written. He has been very clear. He has stated that China tied in gold and finishing 2nd due to fewer silvers. He has even listed the top 5 countries, which is the right thing to do. There should not be any arguments. The whole paragraph is as clear and accurate as it gets.
3978:: I received replies claiming that China came second on gold medal tally but that reasoning isn't supported by reliable sources but just made up by anon editors. Knowledge (XXG)ā€™s NOR policy prohibits the use of unpublished arguments or interpretations. The removal of China's achievement, despite substantial coverage by reliable sources, appears to favor editor-created narratives over verifiable facts. Knowledge (XXG) should not replace documented facts with personal interpretations or original reasoning. 3545:
top nation? It's obviously because you don't like to read the part that China came close this time and tied with USA on golds. But going out of your way on changing the MOS consistently done for the past 5 Olympics just so you can remove the sentence that China came second and tied with US on gold, is just disruptive editing WP:OWN, where you are removing info simply because you don't like it, and not because it violates any Knowledge (XXG) policies, like verifiability, neutrality and relevance.
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The only issue that I can think of on people wanting to remove this is because they are too used to seeing USA have more golds than everyone else, and it may be upsetting to them that the first time a gold medal tie occurred in summer Olympic history is this year when it's USA having to share the gold medal tie with China. But the first ever gold medal tie is history worthy for an encyclopedia and has to be acknowledged even if you aren't fond of such an unprecedented occurrence.
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China, but also due to nations like Japan, Australia, and various smaller countries winning more golds from USA. In the context of an article on the Olympics, it's standard to note the top-ranking countries. In this unprecedented case, where there's a tie in gold medals at the top, it's both notable and informative to readers to explain how a silver medal tiebreaker determined the leader.
626: 3452:. I find that version to be clear and detailed enough. And additionally doesn't downgrades China as nothing more than as a backdrop to USA instead of being the focus of its own dedicated sentence. But reverting back to the unequal version makes no sense and just shows starkly that we only single out China for minimization which we donā€™t do for 4 other countries, and why I addressed it. 233: 663: 761: 4017:@ I see you have continued to remove the phrase without discussing it on talk or giving any explanation at all. But I also see you had also at least added a major historic first and seems you now recognize it as factual. Instead of needing to be edit warring and progressing this to DRN, I propose two versions ā€“ One that is closer to what you already earlier wrote days ago ā€“ 479: 406: 552: 378: 350: 3763:
medals, however USA came first on overall medals for having more silvers, while China came second overall. And it's self explanatory. Gold medal tally only counts golds and there is no tiebreaker for who wins the most golds. Multiple media outlets report that United States and China tied on golds and never claim that USA beat china on gold medals.
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count. The host nation France finished fifth with 16 gold and 64 total medals. Dominica, Saint Lucia, Cape Verde, and Albania won their first-ever Olympic medals, the former two both being gold, with Botswana and Guatemala also winning their first-ever gold medals. The Refugee Olympic Team also won their first-ever medal.
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be used. Yes after the start of the war, the IOC said that it would completely ban the participation of Russian athletes, but that later changed. Anyway, these two maps do not represent the NOCs, but what countries the participating athletes are from. If the maps showed NOCs then yes, those states should be greyed out.
3375: 2775:. The only relevant qualifier, when stating that two teams tied for a lead, is the gold medal count itself. As such, you list it alphabetically, with China and then US. No one is disputing that the US led in the medal table, it's just an obviously better way to write out country names in that context. 4024:
China tied with the United States on golds (40), and consequently became the third country after the United States and former Soviet Union to top the most gold medal count at a Summer Olympics without the advantage of competing at home, but finished second overall due to fewer silvers; the nation won
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American media only uses total medals table, so when they saw that the top two countries finished on equal number of golds, they started using the term 'tie in gold medal count' because they don't use the Gold Medal Table. Countries who use the gold medal table have clearly stated that US finished on
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Countries are never placed as equals based on gold, they are always further differentiated by the number of other medals. Gold medal count in isolation is not used anywhere. Just because the sensationalist media has used the term in some places doesn't mean it exists. Find me a table where gold medal
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Yes that too; it's also because China and USA were also so exceedingly close to each other this year - that alone is merit enough for at least China to be included for the lead. It wasn't an olympics where US lead by a big margin over second place and makes others irrelevant. But actually got tied at
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Thanks for pointing out the spelling error I made twice, I didn't notice. Born and raised in the US, monolingual English speaker, college educated. I wrote the comment haphazardly (ooo big word there!). However, notice I never said the US didn't win the overall medal count. The point of my comment is
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no actually, USA team did win overall medal count! However it was China who was leading in Gold Medals up until Yesterday Aug 11th, 2024 when Team USA Tied w China! ( BTW medals as in what they won is spelled medals, metal that you wrote is like what ppl mine for. Does that make sense? I know English
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Hm, could you explain more thoroughly what exactly has changed so much since the last Olympics that the map had to change as well? I think it's still the same, athletes from these countries are still not banned, they can participate if the IOC allows them and their flags or country names still cannot
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The statistics are in: 12.5 million tickets have been sold for the Paris Olympics, and 2.5 million for the Paralympics, according to the French sports newspaper ā€˜L'Ć©quipeā€™, setting a new record for both. What's more, in the last line of the last paragraph I would have added a success for the locals
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The United States topped the medal table for the fourth consecutive Summer Games and 19th time overall, with 40 gold and 126 total medals. China tied with the United States on golds (40), but finished second due to having fewer silvers; the nation won 91 medals overall. This is the first time a gold
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The United States topped the medal table for the fourth consecutive Summer Games and 19th time overall. China tied with the United States on golds (40), marking the first time a gold medal tie has occurred at the top in Summer Olympic history, but finished second due to fewer silvers; the nation won
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Knowledge (XXG) should provide fair balanced coverage. Historically and consistently in many recent Olympic articles, whenever there's notable info like US winning its 1000th gold medal in 2016 Olympics or UK becoming the first country to increase medal tally after hosting a games, they are included
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They were further differentiated by the number of silvers and bronzes and ranked 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th. This was their ranking that was mentioned. The olympic medal table also listed them in order, rather than as a tie. Gold medals are not given in isolation, they are always given along with silver
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I am not nefariously pulling your leg on this and encourage you to go and ask the other people on it only if you genuinely don't believe me. And also ask yourself this, why do most if not all media constantly refer to China as topping the gold medal count? Are they all just wrong and lying to you as
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There are only two main types of medal tables. 'Gold medal table' and 'total medal table'. Please refer to the olympics medal tables on the official site for both 2020 and 2024 and try to sort by different medal tables. Gold, total medals, alphabetical.. The gold medals table will position countries
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First you argue on this thread that only the top country should be mentioned and not second place. Now you return to your original main goal to reduce the sentence that China tied with USA in golds as you don't like that info. But it's true and supported by top sources that they tied with US on gold
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And it looks wrong to only limit it at the one Olympics where china tied with usa. But if we decide to remove the top 4 countries after USA for this article to only show the top country and the host, we have to do the same with all the other Olympic articles. Otherwise why the sudden change for only
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I noticed in lead, all top 5 countries, except for one, are described with having this much x Gold medals and this much x total medals. Australia, Japan, France, USA all are described that way. The only country that doesn't get described this way is China only. I see one editor went out of their way
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I oppose the addition that "the tie for gold is the first ever in history ā€¦ therefore a tiebreak was used ā€¦ based on silver medals ā€¦ 44 compared to 27" ā€“ this is far too dramatic. The first time a tie occurred in history is not something special on a global scale; what if there was a tie at the 1896
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That's your opinion respectfully. It's obviously needed to be mentioned and saying it disrupts flow is not even a good enough reason to exclude it. If gold medal ties occurred before and is common, then your point may stand. Except it's obviously significant as this never occurred before in history.
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This discussion is seriously convoluted (not only because country, state and nation seem to get confused). Before the relatively recent ban of Russia (first due to doping and then together with Belarus due to the Ukrainian war) this was fairly simple as national Olympic committee and states were not
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omg. It's not "unreliable media". You can't just label any media that doesn't support what you want, to be "unreliable". Especially when it's the overwhelming majority of professional media. I really tried my best to inform you but I clearly failed. That doesn't mean I am going to just let you ruin
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Or are you now making a new argument here and abandoning that? if you are still advocating to change the last 5 Olympic pages and how it's consistently done. All of this, just so you can now support a poor reason to trim this year's second ranked country in the lead, and in particular - the notable
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Also in case I am mistaken on you, go explain to me why the sudden change? In 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2020 Olympics. We have consistently added in the top 3 to top 5 five nations in lead. Why is this year suddenly so different in which we need to urgently now limit it to only USA being mentioned as
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So the beginning of this seems to be untrue!?Paris didn't only host MOSTLY football,the Beach Volleyball was in the shadows of the Eiffel Tower!Not to mention the Triathlon!Can You Take out Mostly?!I feel It seems Confusing to reader!&Can we add All 16 cities/locations!? I find all ppl wld find
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There's nothing in that sentence that specifically mentions rivalry. It's just one sentence that is necessary as it's historically significant as it never happened before, highlighting an unprecedented level of competition and parity at the highest level of international sports. Virtually every top
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In other words, as a paragraph it reads as listing which country was first, second, third, etc, with a sentence beginning for each rank. But what rank is referenced switches, the first two sentences placing US in front of China per total medal count and each sentence after listing the ranks of gold
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the Italian contingent is officially 403 athletes as the Chinese one is of 405. Check all the sources and youā€™ll find it. Iā€™m Italian btw and I study Chinese so I understand also articles in Mandarin. In Italian every newspaper can support the number and the Italian ministry of Sport confirmed it.
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This year also had plenty of historic firsts and to ensure neutrality and fair treatment, Chinaā€™s achievement of being the only modern country, other than US, to finally top gold medal count without home ground advantage, should receive mention too without issues. Failing to do so while mentioning
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We have always shown at least the top 3 nations in on all Olympic pages consistently since 2004. The only difference now for this year, is that China tied with USA on golds and seems you like to find an excuse to trim mention of that factoid by reducing the number of top countries to just 1 now. I
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I think you're over-fixated on the shift in the USA's dominance. Unless there's a stronger argument against including it, I won't continue this discussion. Historically, the USA consistently won significantly more gold medals than other countries. However, this gap has narrowed not just because of
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China doesn't represent "the rest of the world" though. Alsoā€¦ that's precisely what makes it a non-neutral statement, highlighting how they are "catching up with the leading country". I am viewing it from a global perspective, because we shouldn't indulge in the drama between USA/CHN specifically.
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You're only viewing it from one perspective. In reality, it's simply an observation of a unique event: the first-ever gold tie at the Summer Games. This historic moment should be seen as a testament to the global advancement in sports, rather than a threat to the spirit of the games. It highlights
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heres the old one: The United States topped the medal table both by gold (40) and total medals (126), with China finishing second (40 and 91). Japan finished third with 20 gold medals and sixth in the overall medal count. Australia finished fourth with 18 gold medals and fifth in the overall medal
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I want to ask whoā€™s constantly changing the number of athletes for the Italian committee from 403 to 371? Iā€™m trying to adjourn it from days and it keeps coming back. Iā€™m Italian, I read Italian, I speak Italian and itā€™s clear on all the official site that our committee has 403 athletes. Iā€™m gonna
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And honestly can't tell if you are gaslighting or innocently misunderstanding because of maybe English vocab issues. But I will try to assume good faith and explain to you clearly one final time. When people say that US came first on Summer olympic medal chart. It means they counted the golds but
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I really do not want to go through more of these weird copium conversations where same people argue that United states somehow beat China on gold medal count despite having the same number of golds. The reality is both the United States and China topped the gold medal count after tying at 40 gold
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The vast majority of those sources are American based; their main focus is highlighting the rivalry between the USA and China specifically, rather than simply pointing out that the tie was a first. They also twist facts in the spirit of sensationalising the news. Many news outlets also repeat the
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I mean, when I go down to this page's Metal Table section and select to organize the table by gold medals, I understand that it still places the United States above China because it seems to use the number of other medals as a way to break ties, instead of just alphabetizing things (see similarly
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In the last paragraph on the first section "The United States topped the medal table both by gold (40) and total medals (126), with China finishing second (40 and 91). Japan finished third with 20 gold medals and sixth in the overall medal count. Australia finished fourth with 18 gold medals and
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I don't think the sentence is really improved by this mention, especially since the first two items are very non-specific and the last item is fairly non-specific. Easier and simpler to just link to the dedicated article. None of the controversies were really all that major in the 10-year-test,
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Why is this article rated "Midā€‘importance" for multi sports eventsĀ ? It's literally the most important multi sport events. It make no sense to say just "mid". Tokyo 2020 article is rated "Top-importance" as it should be here. LA 2028 is "High-importance" while it will only happens in 4 years...
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But you say you like the current version then good. As long as the basic vital information is included in there, it does not really matter to me much on how others state it. There's only so many ways but OP has been arguing to remove china completely from the lead, which is something I oppose.
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heres the new one: The United States and China both Topped The medal table by Gold Amount,Marking the First Time Where Olympics Ended with 2 countries or more taking the most gold/Sharing the title with the most gold. However Due to United states Having More total medals,it also tops the medal
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makes it easier to understand quickly for many people without having to rack their brains as much. So I reverted it so people can easily understand without mental strain, but more importantly it is back in an equal consistent + neutral manner that doesn't go minimize as much space on China's
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The last chapter is not neutral. It herads Thomas Jolly's embarassed and cowardly explanation, and does not stress the fact that the unknown painting he pulled out of his sleeve to get out of trouble, this painting itself is a notorious parody of da Vinci's masterpiece! So, Thomas Jolly just
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But you can't target and single out China in the lead as this is inconsistent with our approach to other 4 top countries. Additonally the change is trivial and makes it unnecessarily harder for most people to understand. But I guess that's the purpose of such an edit. Original version
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While this commonality may seem inevitable or obvious, it was not always like this, and Paris 2024 has provided the most extensive common platform for both Games in their history, a fact which I don't think is fully reflected on the English-language Knowledge (XXG) at present.
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If the paragraph is about gold medal finishing, the first sentence should reference both US and China as tying, with sentences after for third, etc, however many wanted to list. If the paragraph is about total medal finishing, Great Britain should be listed before Japan.
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There are always ties in gold medals won. There was a 4-way gold medal tie among Netherlands, France, Germany and Italy in Tokyo Olympics 2020. They all finished on 10 golds each but no one called it a tie. No one said that they all finished 6th equal in the "gold medal
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We are talking about a tie in gold medals, only because it has happened at the top of the table. If it had happened for like the 3rd position, no one would be calling it a tie. Nations would be called and said to have finished 3rd and 4th, based on their medal table
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I have just added a "cn" tag to the claim in the lead about the need to use a tiebreaker to resolve a tied medal count. That's not mentioned in either of the two sources immediately after claim. It may be what is done, but we shouldn't be making up claims like this.
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mention it had tied with the US on golds. Which you demonstrated above that you still claim to be false and want to remove. Then that's an extreme way to go about it. Nonetheless top 3 countries should be mentioned and not be suddenly be different for this year,
3659:@Pizzigs Yes, the gold medal count does indeed use silvers (and then bronze) to rank countries who have equal number of golds. In other words, the gold medal count uses silvers as the tie breaker, so I agree with the newer wording you have published. 2794:
NBĀ : I am an atheist architect with a French protestant background, highly educated in Art History at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris (unlike Jolly who is a self-taught liar on this matter), and a democrat at heart, not a Catholic Trumpist Popist!
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They did top the gold medal count and that's not even debatable, and supported by many sources where they tied with the US on golds. But they didn't top the overall medal count. There's a difference between gold medal count and overall medal chart.
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gold medals, and had to then rely on silvers to win overall. Though if not top 5, then we can just do top 3 like we always done with other past olympic articles since 2004. And given the closeness, China should definitely be included either way.
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separate articles for the Olympics and Paralympics, we miss the opportunity to properly document everything that was common to what was the largest event ever held in France. (Or, alternatively, we end up duplicating it in both articles.)
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The "Participating National Olympic Committees" section is all over the place. The two maps don't match agree with one another, nor do they agree with the text and the table. For example, why is Russia shaded green in the first map? ā€”
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are not stadiums, but they are the venue of the opening ceremony nevertheless. The problem is they aren't stadiums, unless we consider the bleachers/temporary stdaium at the Jardins as a "stadium" for the purpose of the infobox.
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fifth in the overall medal count. Host nation France finished fifth with 16 gold and 64 total medals. Dominica, Saint Lucia, Cape Verde, and Albania won their first-ever Olympic medals, the former two both being gold."
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Italy and Germany being equal in gold metals but Italy still being listed above Germany when you select to list by gold medals because they got more medals overall even though they come after Germany alphabetically).
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Nothing is "obviously" meant to be included. This is an undue focus on USA/CHN rivalry, when the paragraph ought to only summarise the raw medal data, not give a perspective on the general trends in medal ranking. ā€“
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I am not sure whether to declare the games finished when the last event (which appears to be the women's basketball tournament final) finishes, the start of the closing ceremony or the end of the ceremony. Thoughts?
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And yes, China tied with US on golds. Stop conflating the overall medal tally with gold medals in which there are no official tiebreakers for golds, and both silver and bronzes are irrelevant on gold medal counts.
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A new ip editor reverted it again without explanation, but it's not an improvement but makes it more unequal and more ambigous and unncessarily harder to understand with ease in comparison, so I reverted it again.
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For the Chinese contingent go check the South Morning China newspaper cause is in English if you donā€™t speak Mandarin, itā€™s officially 405 athletes. Whoā€™s able to modify the article, please change this. Thank you.
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These sources clearly establish widespread recognition of Chinaā€™s accomplishments at the 2024 Olympics. To align with Knowledge (XXG)'s core policies, it is essential to reflect this information in the article.
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you added a bit saying this is the first time in history a tie at the top has occurred. I don't think it's that important, as it disrupts the flow of the paragraph, but more opinions are needed. What say you? ā€“
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You are calling it an overall medal table, because you are using terms straight from unreliable media, but it is actually called the gold medal table, as it is sorted by gold medals, instead of total medals.
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You are calling topping the (gold) medal table as topping the overall medals. This is the reason for your (earlier) confusion because you are using different terms to those used by the IOC on their website.
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media that talks about the gold medal tie, feels the need to tell readers that a gold medal tie has never happened before in the history of the Summer Games. It's not insignificant as you make it out to be.
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Ok but confusing as read now. The lede paragraph seems to be discussing one rank but then switches to another. It says China finished second in overall total but then lists Japan as finishing third in gold.
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The "interpretation of the Greek God Dionysus makes us aware of the absurdity of violence between human beings," a post on the official social media account of the Olympic Games said by way of explanation.
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Thank you, it's def an improvement over my version. It breaks it into two sentences and made it easier for readers so your tidying up indeed is a welcome improvement and I agree it's more acceptable.Ā :)
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medals. They came second overall but on strictly on gold medals, they were equal to USA and no sources claim they were beaten by US on golds. Don't contradict the consensus of majority of media on this.
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Obviously we neeed to adjust our template so that it allows us to list the location of the event, without demanding that it be a stadium. That's a bit of an arrogance on the part of Knowledge (XXG).
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The ordering is consistent. We mention the total medal count for USA/CHN as evidence that a tiebreaker was used, be it silver medals or total medals. But the ranking is by gold medals the whole way.
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Read it again carefully and slowly. Nobody is claiming that China wasn't second overall. The article already states they came second. But in regards to the gold medal total, they are tied with USA.
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I also agree that it should be mentioned in this article, it is supported by many reliable sources. It is a big controversy, which is confirmed by the apology to all Christians from the organizers.
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It means literally just that. They refer to the tally counting only the gold medals in which both USA and China have topped. Silver and bronzes are completely irrelevant to the gold medal tally.
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The controversy over the Floor results in Women's Gymnastics is probably the best example of it. CAS just recently stripped Jordan Chiles of her bronze medal and gave it to Romanian Ana Barbosu.
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well? no, it's because it's the reality where people generally understand a special term that only tallies gold medals and in that regard, China as well as USA both topped the gold medal count.
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People from these countries are allowed to participate. It is not true that they do not participate. As in the previous Olympics, where the Russian National Team was banned. The map is correct.
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Following the precedent set at other Olympic articles, I believe the lead should contain a brief summary of the most notable controversies that occurred prior and during the Paris Olympics.
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NBC Philadelphia: Stated that the U.S. and China ended with 40 gold medals eachā€”a first for the Summer Gamesā€”emphasizing that this was a tie rather than a win based solely on gold count.(
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change it for the last time, if it will be cancelled Iā€™m gonna report your IP or nickname on Knowledge (XXG) and be sure you wonā€™t be able to modify Knowledge (XXG) articles for a while.
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Your stated purpose for this thread was that you believed that we should go trim the second place country from lead, because you say they are irrelevant. As well as the third and fourth.
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people having bad media literacy isn't notable. if it were, every article related to media would need a tedious addendum so as to make a certain audience not feel dumb for not getting it
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in the gold medal count, while China finished second in the overall medal count. This is false. The gold medal count uses silver as a tiebreaker when the two nations are tied on golds.
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possibly highlight some lack of funding in British sports. We would rather present the raw data. Or is it because the tie occurred at the top of the table? To me this adds no value.
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The United States topped the medal table with 40 gold medals and 126 medals in total. Tied in terms of gold medals, China finished second, with 40 gold medals and 91 medals overall.
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use other medals received as tiebreaker? Can the lead not just say the US and China tied in gold and the US topped in everything else (silver, bronze, total)? Asking aloud. Thanks
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While I am not for a second suggesting that we merge the 2024 Summer Olympics and 2024 Summer Paralympics articles, by doggedly adhering to the historical precedent of having
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There have been a lot of controversial decisions by referees and judges in these Olympics in several sports, I think this should be mentioned in the Controversies section. --
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There was some criticism of the perceived over-commercialization of the Games, with other issues raised by European officials, such as the availability of food and transport.
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I think you've slightly misread, its saying that 16 other cities hosted events and those cities were mainly for football.The additional venues are listed in the article, see
3968: 2643:"Both countries finished with 40 golds, marking the first ever tie for total golds at the Summer Games ā€“ but the US claimed top spot overall with 126 medals to Chinaā€™s 91." 1654:"The idea was to create a big pagan party in link with the God of Mount Olympus ā€” and you will never find in me, or in my work, any desire of mocking anyone," Jolly said. 1538:
Just because it was misinterpreted by those with a penchant for grievance politics doesn't make it so. And since when did The Last Supper feature a mostly nude blue man?
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The organiser has been explicit in saying that the tableau was intended to represent the feast of Dionysus. His comments are conspicuous by their absence from the page:
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There is no gold medal count in isolation. You are very mistaken. Whenever there is a tie in the number of golds, the official table uses the silvers as the tiebreaker.
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The numbers could be added, with sourcing, but not any claim that this means the Games were the most successful. That would be subjective, and depend on many factors.
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an article out of ignorance. Unfortunately I am not in the mood to forever discuss with you so I guess I have to go and find some alternative route to deal with you.
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Concur. The ceremony is part of the event. At the close, the current Olympics becomes the 2026 winter games. Then, the 2024 Olympic games have happened, in the past.
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it kinda is notable, millions op people thought that that represented the painting, not just a small group. I say that it is definitly notably enough for a mention.
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endorsed by the IOC uses silver and then bronze medals to break potential ties. Hence, in this table China finished second and claiming otherwise is disingenuous.
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US topped the gold medal table (which is also referred to as 'the medal table'), but they tied on gold medals with China. They won same number of golds as China.
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addressed this in above thread - "Equal treatment to all 5 countries in lead", and you shown to have issues particularly with that one sentence in particular -
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It's fair to note the controversy in the article, but if so noted, it's also necessary to maintain NPOV to note how illiterate (of art) and manufactured it is.
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There are plenty of other rivalries. We don't mention that "GBR performed particularly poorly, the worst deficit compared to FRA since time X", even though it
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I agree that this needs to be added in the article. A lot of people are mad at the organisers brcause of this. It does not matter that they misinterpreted it.
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I apologise if my previous comment was unclear. I support the mention that "China tied the USA" ā€“ this is the necessary information to explain that tiebreak.
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that they tied in gold medals. So while you've correctly corrected my spelling, you still seem to have misread what I wrote. Hope this helps! Thanks!!Ā :)Ā :)
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sā€™. But tied to who exactly? The sentence wasnā€™t perfect and could be easily improved. So I reworded it to be less ambiguous with the final sentence being ā€œ
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that UK in 2016 merely increased medal count right after hosting games), only creates a biased view by acknowledging only certain countries' achievements.
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Reworded lede to mention gold medal tie. However, I don't think it's worth mentioning that this is the first ever gold medal tie for first/second place. ā€“
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Newsweek: Also underscores this historic accomplishment, highlighting China's achievement in topping the gold medal chart without a home advantage. (
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I also agree that China did not top the gold medal count since the gold medal count uses silvers as the tie breaker when nations are tied on gold.
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Obviously France doesnā€™t speak English. USA, Canada, Australia (I think New Zealand) all spell it program, while U.K and Ireland spell it program.
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s", they are not talking about overall medal chart but a more specific narrow criteria where they only tally up the gold medals and nothing else.
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throughout relating to politics, logistics and conditions in the Olympic Village, the Games were considered a success by the press and observers.
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You are referring to overall medal chart where they count not just golds but also the silvers and bronzes. When media specifically says that
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Additionally, on China's unique status as the only modern country, besides US, to top the gold medal count without competing on home soil:
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medals and bronze medals. If it was only about gold medals and gold medal count in isolation they wouldn't be giving all the other medals.
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Why would the US tying with China in gold mean they "topped the medal table both by..."? Didn't they tie the gold medal table with China?
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You are correct. I clicked on the MSE link and it clearly states that it does not cover Olympics. It should be removed from all of them.
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Gold medal table and 'who won most no. of golds' are two separate things. Gold medal table is the main olympic medal table that we use.
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China finished second. Silvers are used as a tiebreaker when there is a tie for gold. IOC website lists USA FIRST AND CHINA SECOND.
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i agree,that makes zero sense since when theres 2 countries or more when the most gold obtained. check the suggestion below i made
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Not even sure why the MSE project is tagged here. The MSE project is for all MSEs besides the Olympics. Maybe it shoud be removed?
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day. But i think top5 is too much, maybe mention hosts, but some of that paragraph is too specific (like rank by overall medals).
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Still, there have been enough instances in this Olympics that I believe it should be mentioned, at least the most notorious ones.
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Not all scandals needs to be added in this article only the very big ones. Or else this will be a very full article.
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The current revision is worded in such a way that viewers might get an impression that China and the United States
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since china and both usa tied with most gold medals,it should be changed from below to new one below the old one
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articles, to cover all of the common parts of Paris 2024 (including but not limited to the topics listed above).
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There are several sources explaining what it was. Unless you can provide a contrary source, our content stays.
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Millions believe the earth is flat: popularity is not the same as accuracy, or -- in this case -- art-literacy.
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There are discrepancies when it comes to the number of athletes per country in this article and on the map.
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Revert vandalism edit linked below, removing the words "PALING TEROK PUNYE OLIMPIK MAIN KOTOR JILAT TELO"
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The tableau could equally said to be a recreation of depictions of the marriage of Bacchus and Ariadne:
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on Knowledge (XXG). If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join
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Agree. Although there is an Individual group (AIN), Russia and Belarus nations are not participating.
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There are a lot of alleged controversial decisions by referees and judges in every Olympics.
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Russia and Belarus are not participating at this Olympics. Thus, they should be gray on the
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There's no convention or consensus to include/non-include specific nations in the lead.
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Can someone add the Olympic Refugee Team as also having won their first medal? Thanks!
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this year compared to the past 5 olympics? People will notice the change and ask why.
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continued the parody of the Christ's last supper. He should have honnestly admit it.
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Why are both Chinese Taipei and The Gambia/Republic out of alphabetical order?
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at 40 in the gold medal count ā€” a first for the history of the Summer Games."
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Why is italy not showing 403? This info can be verified anywhere.
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