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Your comment makes no sense. If "Austria" was a proper child, there would be no need for this RfC. We need the RfC to discuss the whether or not it is a proper child. Please advance arguments that it is a proper child. Re "the
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Came here from ANI. None of this makes any sense really - this was just at CfD, and a proper child category applies to this article, so the correct course of action is to actually delete the
Habsburg and Holy Roman Empire categories as superfluous. Since these were added 1 April 2021 by the nom, this
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If you agree that no categories for the
Republic of Austria should exist for 1782 ("That's why no categories are created for the Republic of Austria in those years."), then why persist with an ambiguous name that can only lead to the conclusion that it does in fact refer to the modern state? There is
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If you start an RfC with "should this article" etc, then it is invalid for other articles, no matter what the outcome. And you have to make up your mind; at the ANI discussion, you claimed "it's a pity that the nominator chose not to engage in a meaningful way with it", but here, you want me to shut
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Are you really going to start a separate RfC about every article where you are editing to impose your preference despite not finding consensus at CfD just weeks ago? What a completely impractical way to proceed. In any case, the "Austria" category is a daughter of the two others, so instead of those
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Nope. You tried a CFD, it had no consensus for your proposed deletions. Multiple people have asked you at your talk page to stop implementing that failed proposal anyway. For some reason, you don't react at your talk page but at this article talk page, which is weird. You are free to start an RfC of
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If you had succeeded in convincing people that it was an "error", the CfD wouldn't have closed as it did. Relitigating the discussion here won't change the outcome. You disagree, that's clear, but sometimes one has to accept that their position, even if it is the "correct" one and the consensus is
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is not meaningful engagement. It's just designed to bully disinterested third parties from participating. In the case of a RFC, the best engagement that you could have done would have been to have quietly logged your vote with a simple rationale and then withdrawn. You have done neither of these
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My vote is "procedural close". How this would "bully" third parties isn't clear, it's not as if people participating here face any consequences over ignoring (or supporting) my proposal. The only one bullying here is you, with your repeated comments that I should leave this discussion.
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And the CfD did not "recommend" anything, the CfD ended in "No consensus" plain and simple. If a CfD ends in "no consensus" to delete cats, and the very next thing you do is empty those cats anyway and proceed with your own rejected recommendations, then you are being disruptive.
812:. You added these categories to the article this month, it's been at Austria since at least 2012, and Austria is a proper sub-categorisation of the two parent categories. I have no idea why there's conflict here or why all the forum shopping is going on.
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I thought that disputes on articles were supposed to go to the talk page in the first instance. No? This is what happened here. The next escalation step is RfC. No? Please indicate what is the proper escalation procedure if not these.
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That's why no categories are created for the
Republic of Austria in those years... Your definition of "more precise" seems to exactly match the rejected result you wanted at the CfD, and is "more broad", not "more precise".
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