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Stalin it would be one thing, but it's not. It's not even about his concentration camps, it's about the fate of an unnamed relative of the article subject. Your position that in such a context Stalin's given name must be supplied in order to be "encyclopedic" is utterly groundless, and your attempt
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by deleting the first names of these people. I have cited a style guide above. If you do not agree with the "rule", then please explain why there is merit in ignoring in this context. Common sense is in the eye of the beholder. I do not agree that it is common sense to vary from the rule in this
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My understanding is that the perestroika period lasted from 1987 until the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991, yet the contents of this section deals almost exclusively with Kudryavitsky's work after this period, (and doesn't mention the perestroika period -or Perestroika- even once). Perhaps the
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Using a person's full name the first time they are mentioned is standard writing style. Dropping the first name on the first instance is an informal style of writing that is not appropriate for an encyclopedia. There are other people who have used the surnames "Hitler" and "Stalin". See
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So "A Samizdat writer" was not a correct section heading. So I restored the valid edit of removing the article from thea section heading. Of course, I did not repeat the typo that I made the first time in also removing the "S". I did not think it necessary to point that out in the edit
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Thus, for your position to be tenable, it would have to be less than obvious to the reader which Mr. Stalin is referred to in the phrase "an Irishman from County Mayo who ended up in one of Stalin’s concentration camps".
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Our disagreement has nothing to do with "the appropriate style of writing in an encyclopedia"; rather it is about privileging common sense over the context-blind application of a "rule". --
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attacks: "editors should behave politely, calmly and reasonably, even during heated debates." I ask that instead of using these uncivil terms, you explain how the article is
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I do not see how you can think that describing my arguments as "context-blind application of a rule", "utterly groundless" and "utterly risible" can be anything but uncivil.
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As far as using someone's first and last name the first time they are mentioned, I think it is common sense to follow formal writing style in an encyclopedia.
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That's as may be. The reason your first edit was reverted was because it damaged the article, so to refer to it as a "valid edit" is simply incorrect.
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And it would appear that civility is in the ear of the beholder. I am informed that English is not your native language, GZ. Is this the case? --
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Sincere apologies if my words can be read as uncivil. I restricted my comments to your edits, and they were in no sense directed
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to justify it with the assertion "There are other people who have used the surnames "Hitler" and "Stalin"" is utterly risible. --
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As to your approach to Stalin, to guard against such a knee-jerk box-ticking approach is exactly why we have
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Man, something in the deletion notice is ever so effed up, but I don't know how to fix it.
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