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The coatrack is just a symptom of the underlying problem: That nobody is interested in the person anyway. He just serves as an example (the only one, as far as I know) for an actual terrorist who was on board the Mavi
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It is impossible to write a serious, relatively high-quality article on the subject. In fact, nobody has even tried to do so. This is witnessed by the fact that the only subsection is entitled "Public response" and has been in the article for a week. What's a public response to Erdinç Tekir supposed
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Islamist? For all we know he could be a baker, or a catcher, or maybe a stockbroker. This really belongs into the article. Was he ever
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have invested the time into the other article to show you that it's no problem to put all the information there. Btw, as far as I am concerned it's also a waste of time to discuss this further since the continued existence of this article violates a key policy. But I don't think this way of arguing
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I disagree with the merge for the reasons set forth at the afd page by myself and other editors. Indeed, the consensus at the afd page should behoove editors not to merge until there is a clear consensus to the contrary. Thus, I will presently be undoing the merge, pending a clear consensus willing
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The article about him is dominated by the two incidents. For all we know his life is dominated by his family and his employment, like everybody else's. Since the
Turkish state has no cause to prosecute him now, he will simply continue with it. This does not become clear at all in the article, which
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No. Apart from this not being a sufficiently significant majority to be stable, it's also notoriously problematic to decide between keep and merge at an AfD, because of some people's ideology that the two !votes are equivalent. We can't force people to decide between the two if they don't want to.
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Please avoid writing that I did something which I did not do in fact. Also, note that you have no right to comment on an editor instead of the article. But, I had to correct the mistakes. I will not be involved in the debate. With respect, I want you to avoid writing incorrect things about me.
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This article is clearly not good for merging to either of those articles. It actually sits quite well on its own. Personally I am strongly against merging this article anywhere. As for asking anywhere else, imo every single key type on this issue is a waste of
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