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is supposed to emphasize their notable roles. If you discount every non-country song Urban has ever worked on in his life, his notability ids the same. However, if you only look at Urban's work with genres outside of country, he doesn't even come close to being notable. Furthermore, band articles almost always include a genre in the lead sentence, and there's no concern with that leading to any misinformation, and I don't see how individual artists are that different. Finally, I disagree with your claim that you don't ignore the discussion that it should be judge on a case by case situation because case by case means that some situations should mean that some articles should have the genre in the lead and that each case should be judged by the artist; however your argument is always the same and rarely specific to the specific person in question. Finally claiming that anyone who wants the genre in the lead is ignorant or apathetic is offensive and makes no sense. Who or what exactly am I supposedly being apathetic to? The subject of the BLP? Ridiculous. They usually self identify as country singers and never reject the label. If an artist ever explicitly rejects the label country singer, I would never argue for inclusion of country in the lead in that case, even if every single song they ever sang in their life was a pure country song. However, that is never the case.
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isn't the focus of this chat. Case-by-case means I could choose to remove something just as easily as others could decide to insert it. When I mention ignorance, I'm talking about when people don't realize they could be giving a misleading implication, so that could simply be an accident on their part. Being apathetic means not caring how overgeneralized it sounds. Sorry if it came off the wrong way before, but no offense was intended there. However, you repeatedly have demonstrated that you don't care how it oversimplifies what Urban (and others who work with multiple genres) have done by inserting it there when you know it's not the only thing they've worked with at all. It comes down to more than just singles as they by no means are the only thing people such as him record and aren't the only type of songs that matter when discussing one's musical style.
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worked in more than country, even if he doesn't get as much recognition for it. In all fairness, that list does mention that it includes people who at any point performed country even if they also worked in other genres, so it's not like listing him there inherently means he was exclusive to that genre. While I understand how it could be seen as whitewashing any of its listed people as "just a country singer", the explanatory note it gives does help clarify that isn't the intent, so I wouldn't quite call that an equivalent of using "country singer" in somebody's opening sentence.
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someone only works with a specific genre is problematic. It doesn't matter if one genre a person used is more prominent than others. We shouldn't give readers false impressions that people such as Urban only have worked with a specific type of music. Regarding other discussions as well as this one, anybody who tries to insert genre into opening sentence (or supports such an idea) evidently isn't factoring that in either. Some people do so out of ignorance while others such as yourself do it out of apathy.
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Zealand doesn't have birthright citizenship. The article currently states that he does have New Zealand citizenship, but it is tagged as citation needed. Urban moved to Australia at a young age, grew up there, and started his career there and is sourced to have Australian citizenship. Urban's career however, didn't really take off until he moved to America in the 90s. Some time before the 2016 US election, Urban became an American citizen and voted in America for the first time that year. In
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is why I started that discussion on BLP, so that one way or the other, we could just end this discussion once and for all. I honestly would have preferred that discussion to end with a consensus to just not include genre in the lead, so that it would at least finally put an end to the debate. Perhaps I'll start another discussion there again to see if consensus has changed. It has been over 1.5 years.
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case with the Britannica link. Unfortunately, it's painfully obvious that JDDJS doesn't care about misleading impressions given his long-running campaign to needlessly insert genre in many opening sentences where it frankly doesn't belong. A more appropriate thing to do would be to mention genre within a subsequent sentence within the lead.
1647:, you don't find listing three separate countries to be clumsy and overloaded? Also, it has been established that we don't automatically have to list the country of birth in the opening sentence if it's not particularly relevant. Is there any particular reason why him being born in New Zealand is particularly releveant here? 848:"country rock" are mentioned as a genres in the infobox, and his nephew is described as "Australian country artist Rory Gilliatte" yet there is reservation about that same descriptor for the subject. How is his cousin, who apparently has no WP page, more of a country singer than the subject of this article? 1119:
I accept your apology, but I still strongly disagree with you that we're giving any false impression by including country in the lead because it adequately describes the type of career he has had and the overwhelming majority of his music. This is just a topic that we're never going to agree on. That
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Every single that Urban has released is considered country (or a subgenre like country-pop). So we're not at all giving any false impression here. Yes, he might have worked here and there in other genres, but that's not what he's notable for. So your main argument isn't at all accurate here. The lead
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that someone looks at the lead to get an idea of the subject's "general occupation", as though you have to be paid in order to be notable for something. They want to know what the subject is well-known for, and if the article talks about all the country music he made, it would make sense to describe
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I strongly oppose listening in three nationalities in the lead as I feel it overloads the lead sentences and just doesn't sound right. Since he referred to himself as a dual Australian-American citizen, that's probably the best one to go with, but I don't feel extremely strong about that. While I'm
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like that), and unlike you I don't go out of my way to find large numbers of articles in one run to insert/remove any genre. Many of my removals are also because it's not the only genre somebody has worked with (such as for this article).Y our blatant disregard for how misleading it can be to imply
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is described as English nationality as opposed to British as that appears to be his preference, despite no legal existence for English citizenship). Has the subject stated a preference otherwise would probably continue my current preferred options. Does the subject or RSs emphasise the fact he was
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Alright, I took the liberty of editing the lead based off language you provided. I would not be against separating such a statement into multiple sentences, but I can't help but to think that this is a good compromise. By the way, I notice that this article has a handful of technical issues I will
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It would be more concise and encyclopedic to say "is a New Zeleand Australian singer known for his work in country music" if anything, though I would prefer separating the genre into another sentence. Something I do appreciate is how you try to factor in nuance. We shouldn't downplay how Urban has
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page to be equivalent to introducing him as a country singer in the lead? Because I see them as the same kind of labeling that could still potentially whitewash him as "just a country singer" in some people's minds, but in my view that would ignore the fact that if you are on that list, it is very
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singer", as previously edited. Again, that does not mean that he only works with country, but he appears to be most well-known for his contributions to that genre. Are there genres other than "pop rock" that his music is associated with? The lead says he has songs on the "Hot Country songs chart",
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This is a... very interesting debate indeed. At the end of the day, if someone is known for being a country singer, or for otherwise performing that genre/style of music, then the lead should most certainly say something about it. In fact, it is practically absurd how "Country", "country pop", and
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The fact that he has worked in any other genre at all means we shouldn't imply he only works with country, even if it's the most prominent genre of his career. While band articles probably shouldn't put genre in opening sentence either (especially if they work with multiple genres), WP:OTHERSTUFF
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how is my "long-running campaign to needlessly insert genre in many opening sentences" any different than your long running campaign to needlessly remove genre from opening sentence? At least unlike you, I actually start discussions and RFC on talk pages to discuss the matter (and for the record,
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as country isn't the only genre he has worked with, even if it's the most prominent one. Describing him as a "country singer" in opening sentence incorrectly implies he hasn't used any other genres. I'm not going to pretend like Urban only has worked with that. HouseOfChange also brings up a good
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There have been some discussions about what nationality to list in the lead, but none that have had a lot of discussion. Listing three different nationalities is rarely done. The facts to keep in mind: he was born in New Zealand, however it's unclear if he has New Zealand citizenship because New
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Birthplace isn't always a significant part of a person's self-identity. Indeed, some people even hate where they were born. If Urban does not mention New Zealand, it should not be part of his "identity" in the lead. Rather, just mention that he was born there somewhere in the "Early Life"
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majority of those discussions I have started have resulted in an overwhelming consensus to include genre in the lead). And the idea that it doesn't belong in the lead is entirely false and ignores the overwhelming consensus to allow it in the lead on a case by case that happened
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and I feel this should be done at more articles that end up with these complicated debates. Nationality is not that big of a deal that we need to state it outright at the start of the first sentence and only leads to nationalistic lame wars. Something along the lines of
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It is a bit clumsy, although not as much as others make it out to be. However, I don't think we should sacrifice clarity and accuracy for the sake of simplicity. The lead should prompt the reader to continue on with the rest of the article, and I think that
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result means people can also remove them. At no point have I tried to pretend like it never existed. As for differences in our actions, I don't embark on any campaign at all and simply remove where I deem it unfitting (remember that editors can
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Thanks for the ping and clarification, so we know he has legal citizenship of both, but does he have preferences for one or the other he personally identifies with. I suppose I am more famliar as to how it often works on UK articles (e.g.
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that most artists, especially skilled artists, are going to be working with a variety of genres. Calling Keith Urban a "country singer" underlines, rather than diminishes, his notability. It indicates his mastery of this particular genre.
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Even though very little, if any, of his non-country repertoire is mentioned in the lead, I think we would make the most progress saying something like "a New Zealand Australian singer most notable for his contributions to country music".
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According to an above editor the subject, describes himself as option 3 (but need a cite to confirm), if so I would probably weak support option 3 second to option 1. We should certainly mention is nationality somewhere in the lead per
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I think someone is impersonating Keith Urban. Today, Wednesday, January 18, 2023. I'm having a conversation but they want me to switch over to Google Chat. That's not normal for someone who's suppose to be whom they say they are.
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By the age of 17 he had moved to Australia. But when? Did he become an Australian citizen? If he was a NZ citizen and resident until mid teens, and then moved to the USA as a young adult, is it even appropriate to call him an
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Keith Lionel Urbahn AO (born 26 October 1967) is a singer, songwriter, and record producer, known for his work in country music. Born in New Zealand, Urban moved to Australia at a young age and has resided in America since
985:. I know that you like to pretend that discussion didn't happen because it goes against your belief to never include genre in the lead, but as you were an active contributor in that discussion, you are clearly aware of it. 698:, it was decided that whether or not to include the genre of an artist in the lead of the article. So should this article refer to him as just a singer in the lead or should it be country singer? 239: 1945:
While it can be in the lead, it could also be in a later section because it isn't critical to knowing or understanding his life. If in the lead, like the version above that Aircorn provided.
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When I think of Keith Urban, I think he's a country singer. Not much of an opinion or contribution, but nevertheless, it is one of someone who doesn't listen to country music that much.
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or however you want to word it. Its not overly strenuous to add the extra detail to the lead and if it results in better accuracy and less edit warring and debate then is well worth it.
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is "an American singer and songwriter" who is noted for his "integration of rock and roll elements into the country genre". Again, explicit mention of the country genre/country music.
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Even if he is primarily a country singer, unless he is ONLY a country singer then we should use the less-restrictive "singer" but certainly also mention "country" in the lead.
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Definitely much better than just an oversimplified "country singer" description. As much as I prefer a separate sentence for genre, I could probably live with your edit.
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born in NZ? The article does not state when he moved from NZ to Australia. Just not certain if that "New Zealand-born" is worth noting in the lead. Regards
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not a fan of leaving out nationality from lead sentences in most cases, this in one scenario where I could see that working, so option 5 is not bad either.
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calls him a "singer who earned recognition both inside and outside the country music sphere for his pop-rock influences and honest lyrics."
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and sufficiently pertinent to be mentioned in the lead section. A minority of editors argue that Keith Urban should not be described as a
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more than likely address soon, namely the use of unsupported Infobox attributes and a ridiculously long URL in the reference section.
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Again, it's not so much the lead itself I oppose including genre in as it is the opening sentence. We can instead mention that within
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who was leading a genre-shift, even though you could certainly call Presley a country singer, given all the country music he sang.
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He is only known for country and the media almost always refers to him specifically as a country singer and not just as a singer.
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him as a country singer. This is not to say that is the only kind of music he makes, but it does not appear that Keith Urban is
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don't list any specific nationality in the lead sentence, but explain his complicated nationality in the lead paragraph.
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in the lead section (or first sentence), as Urban has also been associated with other genres. The suggested phrasing in
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He's a dual American & Australian citizen by his own admission. Not stating his Australian identity is ridiculous
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appears most supported in this discussion, with good arguments from all regarding their preference for 1, 3 or 5. -
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He is married to Nicole Kidman, but it is not listed in his info box. Can somebody change this?
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the "Country Airplay chart", and that one of his songs is one of the biggest
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