Talk:Al Gore/Archive 15 - Knowledge (XXG)

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seriousness out of the entry, it adds a reference to that person's position in popular culture. After all imitation is the sincerest form of flattery (yes I know cliche, but oh well). Now I'm sure my reference in what people will assume is a defense of George W. Bush will cause much uproar, but please don't take it like that. It was just the easiest example to come up with as everyone knows who he is, and there are numerous parodies of him just as there are numerous parodies of Al Gore and numerous criticisms that weren't in the entry. But, that is a discussion I don't want to get into because it will be immediately turned into an arbitrary political and ideological debate, and it was never meant as that, again it was the most recognizable and easiest example I could think of. Before you criticize someone's comment and degrade their beliefs in what would be good for an article please consider whether or not you would accept the same things in someone else's biography, if you would then why not consider it in this biography? Everyone's opinion is equal, I may prefer cats, and you may prefer dogs, but that doesn't make us wrong. --SpazBoyPlus...out

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7-2 vote ruled that the standards the Florida Supreme Court provided for a recount were unconstitutional due to violations of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, and further ruled 5-4 that no constitutionally valid recount could be completed by the December 12 deadline. This case ordered an end to recounting underway in selected Florida counties, effectively giving George W. Bush a 537 vote victory in Florida and consequently Florida's 25 electoral votes and the presidency. The results of the decision led to Gore winning the popular vote by approximately 500,000 votes nationwide, but receiving 266 electoral votes to Bush's 271 (1 District of Columbia Elector abstained). On December 13, 2000, Gore conceded the election. Gore strongly disagreed with the Court's decision, but in his concession speech stated that, "for the sake of our unity as a people and the strength of our democracy, I offer my concession."

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accessyear = | language = | quote = | archiveurl = | archivedate = }} A little text about Gore and then another vertical citation. {{cite news | first = | last = | authorlink = | author = | coauthors = | title = title | curly = | url = | format = | agency = | work = | publisher = | location = | id = | pages = | page = | date = | accessdate = | accessdaymonth = | accessmonthday = | accessyear = | language = | quote = | archiveurl = | archivedate = }}

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Yes, and that can be achieved by including that item in the biography. I'm sure you'd probably support the use of the many cartoon parodies of George W. Bush in his biography. This is why there are 'references in media' sections on these pages, so that those things can be listed. It doesn't take the

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I was surprised to find an icon next to this infobox's title. Based on general infobox precedent, is it to be assumed that either (a) this BLP's name is "Albert Arnold Gore, Jr. Gold Coin" or that (b) the icon's intent and meaning is universally recognized and understood as next to somebody's name?

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I guess what I'm looking for out of this line is what exactly the 5-4 decision decided. Later in the article, this is discussed in greater detail, which is good. But the line in the introduction leads the reader to believe that the court decided that, based on their take on the recount, Bush won.

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I see {{cite news | first = | last = | authorlink = | author = | coauthors = | title = title | curly = | url = | format = | agency = | work = | publisher = | location = | id = | pages = | page = | date = | accessdate = | accessdaymonth = | accessmonthday = |

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Election recount On election night, news networks first called Florida for Gore, later retracted the projection, and then called Florida for Bush, before finally retracting that projection as well. Florida's Republican Secretary of State, Katherine Harris, eventually certified Florida's vote count.

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Clicking on the footnote, #22-f, leads to a senate.gov bio (likely submitted by the subject) which has the word Vanderbilt in it, but only thusly: "Rather than go to law school, as his lawyer parents had hoped, he attended divinity school at Vanderbilt." The senate.gov source mentions his attending

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The criteria should be whether or not such an icon is standard for Knowledge (XXG) articles on Nobel Prize winners, not whether we imagine it strikes a particular tone for this article. I find it difficult to believe that an icon denoting a famous award in the infobox (where icons of all sorts are

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With this style it is very difficult to findsomething when editing the article. Yes, they don't include all of these parameters, but very rarely is "work" or "coauthors" or "authorlink" ever filled in. Just letting you know for future reference, never ever use cite templates in vertical style, and

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The Florida recount was stopped a few weeks later by the Supreme Court of the United States. In the ruling, Bush v. Gore, the Florida recount was called unconstitutional and that no constitutionally valid recount could be completed by the December 12 deadline, effectively ending the recounts. This

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The line suggesting that Gore lost the presidential election due to a supreme court decision should not be acceptable. The state of Florida's vote count was in favor of Bush. The Supreme Court ruled on the voting processes of Florida, not the presidential election. The current writing suggests

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The sentences "Within hours after Tennessean publisher John Seigenthaler, Sr. called him to tell him the announcement was forthcoming. Gore decided to quit law school and run for the House of Representatives:" appear to be grammatically messed up (the first sentence is not a complete sentence).

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As per the templates provided by wikipedia, the icon next to Al Gore's name should not be there! If you try to argue that some other Nobel Peace Laureates have one, yes i know but all of the other nobel laureates do not have this icon next to the name instead the icon should be placed under the

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If we are to allow lenience for the nobel prize icon, other prizes that other people deem important will be added in a similar way, and if this occurs articles will be incredibly clustered. For example, people will add Academy Award icons under Actors names, Grammy icons under artist's name or

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Yes, exactly, "since 2001", laureates from the years before 2001 also do not have the icon. Furthermore i have not accused of you anything, I said you would and might do something (precautions i have made due to conflicts i have been in and seen). Accusing involves claiming you having actually

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Like i said in my previous post KimDablesteinPetersen, only SOME other Nobel Peace laureates have the icon, hence it is not CONSISTENT! I'm not going to name the recipient as you will likely change it and add the icon to claim consistency. Consistency is maintained by adhering to guidelines,

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purposes in 10 years, which is indeed absurd. However, he is focusing on the electrical generation aspect of energy consumption, and leaving aside for the moment the transportation sector. So this is a MAJOR factual oversight in the article. The following discussion re the Gores' personal

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The reason that the template asks that there should be no graphics, is not because of any technical reasons (i checked with the template code as well), but from what i can surmise, an old edit-war over flag icons. If its really really problematic with icons in the templates for any future

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In order to be BALANCED, I feel the article should then also mention how focusing on electrical generation conversion has its supporters, and is somewhat thoughtful, in terms of easing the transition, working with businesses/utilities, etc etc, as well as quoting what the critics say.

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I agree. The kitsch Nobel icon also does not strike a neutral tone for the article as a whole. As it is the first thing the reader sees when clicking on the page, one will get the impression the article is a political action committee promoting Gore, or some sort of fan club.

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Oh you little ones! I would love it if every lampooned person had a section on their South Park lampooning. South Park is very important in wiki-world. Funny how the Chris Reeves lovers didn't like my documenting his lampooning as a section. Funny

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They likely should be combined to state, "Within hours after Tennessean publisher John Seigenthaler, Sr., called him to tell him the announcement was forthcoming, Gore decided to quit law school and run for the House of Representatives:"

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Knowledge (XXG) has provided them through the templates it provides which explicitly require no icons or small images be placed next to the person or organisations name. The award should be placed under the Awards section of the infobox.-

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Why is the portrait photo of Gore so old???? Gore's ever-increasing girth, of late, is so striking the topic has obtained notoriety across the globe. Check out the topic of "Fat Al Gore" in a Japantoday discussion board

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September 25, 2008 Hey, I think one way to improve the Al Gore page here on Knowledge (XXG) would be to add a net worth figure. As I can't find this myself, I'm sure some of you guys could. Anyone wanna edit this page?

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Gore attended law school at Vanderbilt from 1974 to 1976 but didn't graduate. This has been well documented. It looks like the wrong biography ref was used and I made the correction - here is the ref now currently

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that has ever been lampooned by the show. If that were the case, then almost every public figure would have a snarky and unencyclopedic "In South Park" section. I for one find this an unacceptable proposition.

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I checked before reverting. Out of 9 since 2001 - only Carter didn't have the medal. And i also checked back in edit histories - Carter did have it there. So please stop the accusations and instead argue the

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This isn't really a big deal, but someone needs to take down the sentence in the intro that speculates Gore might run for president in 2008. I don't think he's going to jump into the fray at this point...

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why does the first paragraph read in part "ultimately losing ...in spite of winning the popular vote"? ... this makes it sound as though there is something abnormal about the electoral college procedures...

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The header "Private citizen" seemed too general to create a cohesive, focused section, so I deleted it, moved some of the material to the introduction, and turned one of the subheaders into a main header.

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Their decision really had nothing to do with their preference of one to another. Even a mild change, like "a decision by the Supreme Court on the recount left Bush as the winner" would be more neutral.

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This isn`t a comic book character or Magic the gathering card. Misc statistics such as that don`t need to be portrayed in such a kitsch manner. It can be mentioned in the content of the article.

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The 2000 election is the subject of a 2008 made-for-TV movie directed by Jay Roach, produced by, and starring Kevin Spacey called Recount. It premiered on the HBO cable network on May 25, 2008.

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I have reviewed, formatted, and checked all of the references in the article, removing bad links and replacing them with current links. As far as I can tell, all of the references comply with

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There are rumors that Gore applied to but was not accepted by the Vanderbilt School of Law. The vague wording does little to settle the issue. Some source must have the facts on this matter.

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I broke up the internet and technology section and integrated it into other sections (Congress, Vice Presidency, and the 2000 election), since the information was repeated in both places. -

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I agree with Gamaliel. The Nobel icon is there due to consensus on the entire Knowledge (XXG) project. Go bring this discussion to the image's discussion page, or something similar. --

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The article states that Gore had a low draft number, but he actually enlisted four months before the first lottery draw, so he had no way of knowing what his lottery number would be.

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It's odd that the article doesn't mention Gore's decision to break from the Democratic Party to vote in favor of the Gulf War in 1991 - has this subject been previously discussed?

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The section following mention of the July 2008 speech needs a bit of help. Most importantly, what Mr. Gore called for in his July 2008 speech is the conversion of all of U.S.

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status. The goal is to maintain GA status through complete documentation, although I agree that some parameters are not needed. At the same time, the Knowledge (XXG) (

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As you can see, Gore today is much more easily recognizable from a recent phote, like this one from October 2006, than one taken while he was vice president.

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Saw there's a red "open tag" warning at the very bottom of the page, but since I'm only lurking, thought someone else might want to attend to it. :) --

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This article is an absolute nightmare to edit. For every one of the 200 references in the article there are ten columns of the reference template.

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As Mr Gore is a bit of a environvironmental philosopher (he tells us more or less what to do on decreasing our carbon footprint), perhaps a link to

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section of the infobox as per wikipedia templates. Encyclopedias need consistency. The removal of the icon should not be considered VANDALISM.

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I'm wondering if this section should be integrated into the rest of the article? The section feels a little incomplete as it stands. -

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I would be happy to work on these revisions myself... but I understand I may have to be registered for a min. # of days?

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is notable. That is why there is an article about the television series. However, that does not justify inclusion of a

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Seriously folks, the edit warring without going somewhere more sensible to discuss the issue is getting a bit tiring

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is not in the article. I would have just added it in, but I'm assuming that a discussion to exclude it was made? --

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to green sources. The existing article makes it sound as if Gore is proposing that we stop using fossil fuels for

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The full sentence reads: " At graduation in 1969, a low draft number assured that he would be called up soon." -

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http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/18/washington/18gorecnd.html?scp=1&sq=gore%20speech%20electricity&st=cse

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Barry Goldwater, the Republic presidential candidate in 1964, was of Jewish origin. To quote from his entry:

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In the section "Environmental activism and Nobel Peace Prize (2004-Present)" where you feature a picture of

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There is no reference in the main text to "Repower America", only to the speech, but not to the Project. --

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implementation needs - then we can add a specific name to put such an icon on. ...|nobel-icon=1|.... --

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The information comes from his official biography for the U.S. Senate website (a source which fulfills

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pesident Bush..." just to remind us that the horror that was his stolen presidency is finally over.

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http://www.usnews.com/articles/news/national/2007/10/15/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-al-gore.html

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If you could clean it up a bit, I could copy and paste some of the material to the main article. -

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That may be your interpretation of the implication but it does not say that. It states the fact.

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The two sections can certainly be developed but the article clearly references the Gulf War. -

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It should be noted by someone with an autoconfirmed account that at the 2008 commencement of

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It's discussed in a subarticle but the section needs a bit of editing. You can see it here:

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electricity consumption seems spurious, probably not worth 2 paragraphs, for example. See

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This led to the Florida election recount, a move to further examine the Florida results.

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Also, a comma should appear after "Sr." These sentences are located near footnote 34.

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http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/stories/1999/06/16/president.2000/gore.biography/

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As said to you before - there is consistency on Nobel Peace prize recipients. --

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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Is there a published SOP or MoS dictating this confusing iconage/coinage? —

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http://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/common/generic/VP_Albert_Gore.htm

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Ok - the section has been tweaked and a new reference added. It now reads:

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Really? That section doesn't seem to mention the first Gulf War at all.

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Sorry, but we Wikipedians are trying to produce a serious encyclopedia.

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with Gore and other nobel peace prize winners, I think it should say "

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Al Gore is relatively alot younger, can we get a more recent image? --

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Here is another article which also references his time in law school:

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Remove the Nobel peace prize picture from the top of his portrait

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The following quote from Al Gore's entry is factually incorrect:

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that the court ruled on who should be president. They did not.

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2000 Florida Vote Count from the FEC.gov should read 537 not 534

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2. Are you stalking me? Edited me on two different pages.

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please remove parameters that you don't fill in. Thanks,

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This would be considered non-notable trivia. Please see

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faith to run for the nation's second-highest office' (

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1. South Park is notable. Especially on wikipedia.

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standard) will wrench the article out of neutrality.

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This article, after a long period of time, achieved

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Albert A. Gore, Jr., 45th Vice President (1993-2001)

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Olympic Medals under athletes, this list can go on.

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