Talk:John Kennedy (disambiguation)

1928:, which refers to President Kennedy as just "John Kennedy". It may be that he is being discussed moreso alongside his family, but this does indicate that it's not strictly the case that President Kennedy is referred to solely as "John F. Kennedy" or "JFK". With regards to your argument about page views, I think your argument there is a little flawed, primarily because page views for the Louisiana politician will be potentially skewed in favour, since this is a presidential election year, and, last time I checked, JFK isn't a current incumbent. On top of JFK's obvious long term significance over the Senator, the book and scholar indicates that there's no reason to change things as it is. I'm personally fine with making Louisiana Kennedy featured at the top of the hatnote, though I don't know if any editors disagree. 1031:("A question remains about John Kennedy and women"). While the search results admittedly aren't exclusive to things on the president (partially due to it containing works authored by other individuals with Kennedy as a surname), this does show he isn't always referred to with his middle name or even initial. On another note, what other pages do or don't use for DAB titles is irrelevant here per WP:OTHERCONTENT, contrary to what Peter L Griffin seems to think. That user's middle name/initial argument also is still not convincing no matter how often it gets repeated in the thread. 1363:), I'd say this is a good candidate for voiding the presumption of primary redirect - not because of this specific recent senator, but because the overall inability to say something like - "of the readers that visit 'John Kennedy', we know that over 90% don't navigate further and are happy to stay here". Rather, it looks that there's a clear reason why the F. part became an integral part of references to President Kennedy - because the name was quite ambiguous otherwise. 317: 2058:. Around the world, too many people colloquially use simply John Kennedy to represent the former President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. The Louisiana senator conspicuously falls short of this global profile. Especially in East and Southeast Asia, the local-language names of president John F. Kennedy conventionally do not speak the "F." middle name. Disabling such redirects will only lead to much more unnecessary confusion to worldwide audience. 492:, which is silly once the article exists: "soldier" (or, in the general case, "sailor", or "Civil War", etc.) will almost always suffice. (But such names are immensely practical when creating lists of recipients, as a means of leaving to other editors the research needed to identify the names of existing articles on the recipients.) I'm not undertaking the task of changing the multiple lks to this one, including the one at 1102:

this kind of a dispute, for example when people say a surname lookup doesn't have to allow for easy navigation to all the biographies of people with that surname. In this case, I also recognize that it's completely legitimate to talk about JFK as "John Kennedy", and he is indeed probably the most notable of them all, but by redirecting we elevate this status a tad too much compared to the observable reader interest. --

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Yes, relatively very few people compared to overall JFK traffic click the hatnote, but that's also because relatively very few people visit the John Kennedy redirect in the first place. The main drivers of traffic to the JFK article are external search engines and various links from within Knowledge.

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Another thing that's pretty clear is that the long tail has to exist, with such obvious convergence towards the cutoff point. So the latter two percentages are most likely higher in reality, since the undercount affects the JFK topic the least (since it's the largest one and so much over 10 in total,

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Regardless, the ratio of identified traffic from the list towards non-JFK topics is 811-124 = 687 / 1406 = ~49% compared to total traffic, and 687 / 811 = ~85% compared to total identified outgoing clickstreams. Note that clickstreams are filtered, so all source-destination pairs with less than 10 do

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page views would come primarily from JFK -- "John Kennedy" redirects there, and so people looking for Louisiana Kennedy would go from there to this page, since this page is linked in that one's hatnote. Seems to further my point that a lot of people who search for "John Kennedy" and end up at the JFK

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I brought up POTUS because that's a more prominent office than running for Senator. Furthermore, how many people can you name that have heard of the Louisiana Senator but not the President (who also was previously a Massachusetts Senator)? It's unlikely that number is even half as much as the reverse

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If a Google search for "John Kennedy" turns up Louisiana's Senator first, with some JFK links strewn in there, it's clear that "John Kennedy" is an ambiguous title, which should be disambiguated right then and there. Someone who runs across this page looking to read up on their senator will surely be

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Google uses your location and past search history to predict what you may be searching for. Some people will get the President, some may get the Senator, some could theoretically get someone else. That's the reason we generally ignore simple Google results in these discussions, because they can vary

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Yep, there is definitely some volume of references to JFK as just "John Kennedy", but the volume of these doesn't seem to be overwhelming - they're often paired with references to the more disambiguated name (with the F) often within the same paragraph. Often times I find myself at the other side of

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Regardless of how often "John Kennedy" has been used to describe anybody other than JFK or even his namesake son, I wouldn't count Toole in that tally when he's just a partial title match. It should focus more on people named "John _____ Kennedy". I still doubt "Fitzgerald" or the initial "F" aren't

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per my comments above, and the initial (or lack thereof) is not enough to change how the President still has more long-term significance and statistically the name "John Kennedy" (along with "Jack Kennedy") mainly has been used to discuss him. Recentism might skew google search results somewhat with

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40% of outgoing traffic from this page goes to Sen. Kennedy of Louisiana's page -- and this is from when he was the 27th John Kennedy mentioned on the page, before I moved him above the fold. Only 20% goes to JFK, and 10% goes to JFK Jr. (who was in the middle of the other section before I moved him

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I'm outside the United States, so that's probably a contributing factor. I agree with estar that Google results aren't really a reliable determiner, since they're dependent on previous searches and location. As with other users, I've found that the first few pages for Google Books, up until about 7

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So 611 readers visited the "John Kennedy" redirect, and we could identify 590 clickstreams indicating ambiguity - this could mean ~97% of those readers used the navigation aids. At the same time, the navigation aids are visible to all the readers who come across this article, regardless of how they

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because most people looking for John F. Kennedy won't have ended on the disambiguation page in the first place. The fact that neither disambiguation page nor the Louisiana politician shows up in the Wikinav results for outgoing clicks from John F. Kennedy so it's clear that a large number of people

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refers to JFK? The bar to meet here is not merely that this refers to JFK more (which is also in question given this) but that it refers to JFK unambiguously. The fact that JFK is not even the first result or the person featured in the infobox shows that there is indeed ambiguity which ought to be

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the trick here is to identify not just whether it's most common, but whether there's a single primary topic, and that's a substantially higher standard. If there's known ambiguity between the former president, his son, and a number of other notable people, it's plausible that the average English

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2) The (small relative to total page views) number of people who get to John F. Kennedy through the redirect is similar in magnitude to the (small relative to total page views) number of people who go to the disambiguation page. This is because there is likely an extremely large overlap between

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and should be disregarded for the purpose of determining consensus. Several individual editors feeling in their own personal opinion that President Kennedy is "obviously" or "clearly" or "undoubtedly" the unambiguous primary topic for "John Kennedy" and that those on the support side are being

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status. It's like the difference between a supermajority, a majority and a plurality. We don't really know whether our readers are navigated in the best possible way by this redirect, nor do we have the tools to find out as it is now - the best tool we could have right now is to present these

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usage is an equally important consideration. People looking for Louisiana Kennedy -- who would be reasonably searching John Kennedy since that's what he's called -- shouldn't have to click through a gazillion hatnotes and DAB pages to find their guy. We should also be trying to make Knowledge

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Of course, but usage from people native on other languages isn't going to correlate directly to English usage. I doubt those people, many of whom are presumably not native in English, who are using just "John Kennedy", are suddenly going to think about including the president's middle name.

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From my perspective, the first few pages are solely about JFK, albeit under John F. Kennedy rather than plainly John Kennedy, there are still mentions of JFK as 'John Kennedy', as I've already explained to you. Even so, Google Books is not the sole indicator of whether a subject has primary

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reader (a much wider audience than e.g. an average person with knowledge of 20th-century American politics) does not identify this term so strongly with JFK that they'd be astonished to see a list presented to them (with JFK on top, followed by his son and others). --

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are disingenous. Harrison is nowhere near as famous as Kennedy, who is one of the most notable of all US presidents. Given Knowledge has a global perspective, the President of the United States is not always the primary redirect. But in Kennedy's case he is. --

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per others. President Kennedy is undoubtedly & unambiguously the primary topic, and any readers who are looking for a different John Kennedy are served by the hatnote at the top of President Kennedy's article. I don't see a need to change what isn't broken.

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confused by the fact that they have to scroll past 27 irrelevant John Kennedys to find the man who is the #1 google hit for "John Kennedy", and apparently, we can't put Kennedy of Louisiana in a more prominent position without removing JFK as the primary topic.

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Nobody disputes that only a small handful of the people on the John F. Kennedy page go to the disambiguation page. But you take this singular data point out of context to paint a false narrative. I notice the substance of my above comment is unaddressed.

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I figure the results are skewed a bit depending on location, but when I search "John Kennedy" on Google, President Kennedy appears first, followed by the Louisiana politician, so it's not strictly the case that Louisiana Kennedy is ahead in Google.

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So despite us both being outside the US, the ordering of these hits is different, because I get another John Kennedy in the Google Books search at #3 (as mentioned above). At Google Scholar, the #5 hit is a "John F. Kennedy" publication from

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What makes JFK's claim to "John Kennedy" so strong, if he is rarely referred to in this way in academia or literature as a quick search of Google Books will indicate? Is the 35th President really frequently called "John Kennedy"? Where's the

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This traffic in turn is examined together with all other traffic at the disambiguation page - it constitutes at best only ~44% of the latter. From there we can then identify clickstreams outwards, and some of it goes to JFK or in turn

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The question here isn't what's the most popular topic referred to as "John Kennedy", but rather is the association of "John Kennedy" with John F. Kennedy so strong that we risk astonishing readers if we stop short-circuiting.

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Otherwise, why would Google, a private company that wants it's product to be as easy for people to use, have the Louisiana senator come up first, if JFK is really, as you claim, the first thing that comes to mind for "John

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We should try this move, gather these same statistics for a couple of months, and see if the navigation outcomes have improved. The previous primary topic is definitely popular and should remain at the top of the list per

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people who are redirected from John Kennedy and those who go the the disambiguation page, because a sizable portion (potentially a majority) of people who search for "John Kennedy" are not looking for the president.

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aren't ending up there looking for the Louisiana politician. Which may well be because they know about the existence of the president and are expecting the article they are searching for to not be the primary topic.

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or 8, refer strictly to the President, so you'd have to look quite deep before the results become a bit unclear. On top of what Snuggums found on Google Scholar, I also found a few mentions on Google Books, such as

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What do you mean almost nobody navigates from there? We know that they do, in the amount that is actually comparable to the traffic of the primary redirect itself, please see the stats I had extracted above.

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tells us we should principally consider usage and long-term significance. Kennedy of Louisiana wins the former, JFK wins the latter. This conflict makes a compelling argument that there is no primary topic.

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of outgoing traffic from this page goes to the Louisiana Senator's page, compared to a sizable but significantly lesser 18% to JFK's page -- and this is from before I moved him up top, and he was still link

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The problem here is that the topic of JFK commands such huge organic interest that trying to measure redirect traffic through WikiNav is inherently impossible - with 510k incoming monthly views, and : -->

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to JFK - that's impossible to distinguish here. It could be that all of those 124 clickstreams are from people who land on the list from some other source, from the other ~56%, or it could be mixed.

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Kennedy; almost everyone calls him this, JFK, or Kennedy, but rarely John Kennedy. The omission of the middle initial is therefore perhaps more indicative that maybe the person searching this term

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So the aforementioned ratios for this month would be ~125%, ~28%, ~31%, ~78%. With the first ratio going over 100%, it's clear that at least some of that traffic isn't from the primary redirect.

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Admittedly though, this is a relatively small scope that we're talking about, which doesn't necessarily apply everywhere, so I'm not exactly convinced by that argument specifically.

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This is 100% true. But we're not trying to make John Kennedy go the the Louisiana senator either; we just want it to be a disambiguation page because is it clearly an ambiguous term.

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In fact, evidence seems to indicate the contrary position, and none of it has been countered by those on the oppose side which should lead to a support ruling by summary judgement.

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As such, people who stumble upon the John Kennedy page may have in fact been looking for the Louisiana senator, so perhaps this page should be move to John Kennedy to reflect that.

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500 outgoing clickstream destinations, any comparison of a minor redirect's traffic to that will look trivial. Please see below for what I believe are more pertinent statistics. --

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You say this as though the "John Kennedy" moniker is commonly used to describe JFK. Is it? Where's your evidence? It seems like reference to him in this way seems rather unusual.

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be made until there is a consensus that he will always be an entry, and never an article: the Rdr would defeat the red-lks' function of soliciting creation of an article.)

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90% of readers in that layout go for the first entry, and then we go back to the redirect, but then we'll actually know that we did it based on something objective. --

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The main question here is about usage of the phrase "John Kennedy". Do people really commonly call the president "John Kennedy"? I'd reckon that's rather unusual.

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Quotation marks will provide fewer results as they generally return exact matches only. Though it looks like the scholar results I linked for some reason didn't.

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Intriguing. I'm based in Rhode Island, no where near Louisiana. Are you in the United States? -- I could see how the ranking might be different internationally.

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1) Most people don't seek out the president through the search query "John Kennedy", and so a change here would be minimally disruptive for the odd few that do.

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as the first result, and the featured person in the infobox, perhaps this indicates that many people who search "John Kennedy" are actually looking for him.

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Google is probably the best judge here -- they're a for-profit company trying to make it as easy as possible for people to find what they're looking for.

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of moving this page to John Kennedy? The president is still at the top, just one click away. All this does is clear up an ambiguity that clearly exists.

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of Louisiana -- who is known nationally as "John Kennedy" without any clarifying middle initial -- I argue that the title "John Kennedy" is a case of

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is an explanatory essay which highlights positives and negatives of so-called "recentism"...could you specify to which part of it you are referring?

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as such, rather that these are far more common than not, and in turn that plain "John Kennedy" references aren't overwhelmingly in his favor. --

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this Google ranking is very strong evidence that Google's algorithm has determined that most people searching for the query "John Kennedy" are

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When you google "John Kennedy," the first search result, most of the first page results, and the infobox refer to Sen. Kennedy of Louisiana.

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Google Books results are also presumably different based on country, too, since I'm guessing you're in Croatia, but that's beside the point.

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election headlines, but when looking at incoming page views and reader navigation mentioned in that link, most traffic still goes to JFK.

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on the talk page. Editors desiring to contest the closing decision should consider a

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The way this traffic for the primary redirect shows up in the clickstreams is suboptimal, but we can read the leaves like this, using

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Whoever is the closer should note that most of the "oppose" replies here are not based in policy and rather seem to be variations of

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Another thing I'll note: part of the reason why "John Kennedy" is so ambiguous is because the 35th President's common name is John

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It's hard to say much, but based on comparisons with previous primary redirect discussions (some of which I've documented at

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JFK is the more famous "John Kennedy, but "John Kennedy" too is clearly an ambiguous term. Alas, Wikipedians have quite the

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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being the primary topic of "John Kennedy" is no longer true, given the subsequent election and rise in prominence of the

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looking for the 35th president than in an alternate scenario where the president also went primarily by "John Kennedy".

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For those who have never heard of Kennedy of Louisiana, don't like him, or think he isn't important, please refer to

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Perhaps this list should be split into categories, given the number of entries. Possible Politics, Sportsmen, Other?

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we should actually try to find those statistics. For example, when I try to search for the phrase on Google Books,

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The new entry will be a red-blue-pair one, with the blue lk going directly to his entry on the page i mentioned.

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I also provided evidence that searches of "John Kennedy" generally lead to results referring to the President.

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Please try to consider all of the statistics, not just the cherry-picked ones which support your conclusion.

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The entries will be automatically kept separated by the inclusion of more simple and pertinent information.

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With such conflicting data on usage by readers, I don't think we should burden the discussion closer with

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Thank you for your comment. This discussion only applies to the English-language version of Knowledge

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got there, and sit at the very top in a very visible place either way, so this is very imperfect math.

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It helps greatly to include more information with each entry, especially the YOB, the YOD (if any),

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you assert this so confidently. Running for POTUS is minimally required...why? Says who? Only you?

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the primary topic for "John Kennedy" and moving this DAB page to "John Kennedy" is in order.

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outlook on the world so it appears I have lost this battle for now.

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