Talk:Said Ali al-Shihri - Knowledge (XXG)

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of hundreds of years of international commerce, conquest, colonization, and post-colonial and commerce driven immigration. The name-space for given names is also very rich. This makes name collision -- two individuals with the same name, relatively rare in the anglosphere name-space for individuals. The same is far from true for the name-spaces used in Saudi Arabia. Their name spaces are very sparse, barren, so the disambiguators are essential. From my reading, if you opened a Saudi phone book, you would find page after page of homonyms. Many more Saudis are in the position that an individual named John Smith finds himself in here.

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most wanted web-page for the several years preceding his death, it took me about half a second to realize they had confused two other guys with similar names. There was a big tall fiery imam in London, who was one of the individuals characterized as "al Qaeda's ambassador to Europe". Any picture you see of him today he has hooks replacing his hand, and one of his eyes is scarred and blind. The picture attached to the other guy was clearly an early picture of the London Imam, when he was a little skinnier, his hair hadn't gone grey, and he had both eyes. US spokesmen quietly acknowledged the error a little while later.

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video, and that it should've been noted that some news articles discussing it also stated it's authenticity wasn't independently verified, it is only my opinion and I can't present it as a fact. It is also known that the Al Qaeda also has a long history of trying to deny reported deaths of senior leaders and do not issue such martyrdom statements until they find replacements. They even released a video recording of Abu Yahya al Libi last summer and hinted he was still alive, but did not confirm his death until September. You should also look up the terms

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year or two earlier the same spokesmen had claimed that he had been al Qaeda's number three. Some spokesmen ignored these questions. Some implied they had got it right both times, that the second Al Libi had been promoted to number three, when the original number three was killed. And some acknowledged that they had got it wrong the first time -- that they had confused men with similar names, and that the first one was a second rank leader and Abu Laith al Libi had been the real number three all along.

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Wikiproject:Templates and Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style#Templates who all agreed it was "not the proper use of Templates, but in this case merited an exception". The information could then be pared down and NPOVed across all 900 articles simultaneously, instead of Ali Baba Muhammad being nominated for NPOV checking this month, and Umar Abdullah al-Arabee next month. Likewise, Geo_Swan has not hesitated to tell me when he thinks I am wrong, an example coming to mind over the

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whether I recognize your use of the refname NYT as a reference to the New York Times. I don't think it should matter whether you recognize that 20070717 is a date. We can treat refnames as tokens with no inherent meaning, and copy and paste adequately disambiguous ref tags generated by someone else, without regard to not recognizing the name as meaningful, when we want to make further use of that reference.

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government claimed this and at what point the government claimed that, why a government chose to charge the subject one way instead of another way. This article must be focused on the subject's life story. It should tell a chronological life story. I have corrected the focus of the article. Please don't make such drastic unilateral unsound changes to the article. Thanks, --

2454:, but that's a different discussion for a different day). Thus, if there only claim to notability if there GB number, updating the article by removing the GB stuff effectively removes the whole entire article. Brewcrewer doesn't really get the whole jazz analogy but what he has picked up is that goeswan is pushing some sort of OR-like agenda. The same applies to 2196:"Guantanamo military tribunal documents allege al-Shihri was an al-Qaeda travel facilitator and trained in urban warfare at Libyan Camp, located north of Afghanistan's capital of Kabul. He allegedly guided extremists on how to enter Afghanistan and provided money to other fighters, the documents say. In the past, Al-Shihri has denied any links to terrorism." 1552:

newspaper were to write a widely cited newspaper article about him again, in a couple of months, under a different transliteration, we would find that the majority of the web searches turned up under that spelling. It is a flawed measure tool, which is why various wikidocuments remind us not to rely on counting web search hits.

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makes them sound alien and frightening, and I strongly support keeping a "first name, last name, middle name if always used in referring to the subject". So for this article, I'd support its current name (which given the lower-case 'a' and the en-dash, I'd imagine I actually named?) of "Said Ali al-Shihri".

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Welcome back 75.72.35.253. I see you still have the habit of capitalizing every word you type in regards to titles. USA Today is not the only source. Shihri's survival has been cofirmed. He mentions events that have taken place after his reported death. An AQAP source confirmed Shihri was wounded but

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This is something that other editors and I have tried explaining a number of times at the detainee afd's: Being held at Guantanamo Bay is not a basis for notability. A person's life is not all about being held at GB. Especially this person, who is more notable for being involved in a terrorism attack

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was reported to have been killed in a high-tech missile strike. American spokesmen promptly claimed that they had taken out al Qaeda's number three. Most journalists didn't notice, but some with longer memories pointed out that when another guy called "al Libi" had been killed in a missile strike a

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In the interests of reabability I am striking a list of captives released in September. I believe we got to the bottom of why there were two release dates, September and November -- the new, ambiguous, shorter name this article was given today matched two individuals repatriated in the fall of 2007.

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al-Shihri was referring to a February protest by making it clear that he mentioned "protests by Islamists in Saudi Arabia demanding the release of Al Qaeda-linked prisoners without specifying a date" and that "such demonstrations have been taking place sporadically in the kingdom over the past year,"

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is poorly written and makes accusations that are not true. For example, Craig claims Al-Shihri was killed in November, when other other sources state he was died in January after being wounded in an airstrike. The Al Arabiya article also clearly stated his family told them the airstrike took place

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Also, Yemen officials have "confirmed" his death and capture multiple times before only to be proven wrong. Only two anonymous U.S. officials have claimed that al-Shihri is alive. If the White House confirmed al-Shihri's death, that would be more reliable. If you bothered to read the Asharaq Alsawat

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The only thing I did add to Tariq's article was his stance on Syria. I did edit the page, but almost all of my edits were already on Tariq's article. Both US and Yemen officials confirmed his death and already did forensic testing on his body to confirm his identity. I have already sent a dispute

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they can do whatever they want in the name of "consensus." If another editor comes across this article and decides to help me deal with this POV problem I would be glad to collaborate with him or her in creating a proper neutral article. The article will remain on my watchlist but I won't touch the

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Read closely, the allegations could be seen as inconsistent. Did he enter Afghanistan from Iran? Or a thousand kilometers away from Pakistan? Did he escape Afghanistan, to Kuwait, as the informant who was the source the al-Uqqla claims said? Or was he wounded, and captured near Pakistan? Was he

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As Brewcrewer has explained above, his current claim to notability is the fact that he's a leader in Al-Quada. We must be consistent with the other Al- Qaida leaders and use the same infobox that they are using. The fact that other ex-prisoners still have the infobox means two things: Nobody but the

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I re-installed the "war on terror" infobox. Brewcrewer's assertion that the infobox is not appropriate, because he is no longer a captive is inconsistent with how the infobox is used elsewhere. The infobox has fields for when the captive was released, or died -- clearly showing it was designed for

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I don't understand how you think the essay on recentism is applicable here. I am not sure if you meant to suggest it was a policy, or should be treated as if it were a policy. If you do treat it as a policy, let me point out that it is an essay. It is not a policy. Having said that, if you think

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Tch, your complaints that I'll blindly support things without my opinion offends me, I've long campaigned to "shorten" detainee's article titles as I feel it broaches an NPOV issue to refer to somebody as Sami Mohammad Omar Mullah Mohammad bin Khomeini bin Omar al-Hajj, instead of "Sami al-Hajj". It

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You have not addressed an important point I have made, so I am going to try to explain this again. The surname name-space used in the Anglosphere is very rich. You open a phone-book in North America and you will see pages and pages of surnames that trace to regions all over the world -- the legacy

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The people that claimed forensic testing was done were Yemeni officials. They are known to be inaccurate. Shihri has been reported killed multiple times. Also, the article you posted only "reports" his death. It doesn't confirm it. The only news agency that says Shihri's death was confirmed is the

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I appreciate your work, and tried to maintain it as much as possible, while reverting some deletion of information I felt was relevant. I agree with you that it should tell the chronological story - there's no reason for us to have to read "2005 ARB Allegations" to find out which country he was in,

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Since there is no surname inherited from grandparent, to parent, to child, it is completely pointless and confusing to shoehorn the name into the European inherited surname style. It is confusing, and I suspect the accidental release of some of the captives who were dangerous was the result of the

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content regarding al-Shihri's actions or alleged actions belong in the article. It's important, however, that we not copy and paste the bulleted legalese from the DOD forms. This is encyclopedia, not a legal document. I do plan on going through the DOD form and putting all the accusations into this

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Please don't interpret my comment about potentially disruptive, arbitrary renaming of tags as if it applied to intellectual content. Of course on a collaborative project good faith contributors will make good faith changes to others' contributions. And, when appropriate, they provide a good faith

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That exactly is the problem. You created refnames with seemingly random numbers and/or letters. It can't get more ambiguous and confusing with your format. I am quite surprised by your comments about leaving alone other people's edits alone. It represents a fundamental misunderstanding of Knowledge

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No offense, but the long name is essential for disambiguation, without regard to your opinion that the version used by the New York Times is more popular among English speakers. Given that he is practically unknown I don't think your google hit metric is really meaningful. If another high profile

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Randy: The Times and the DOD are obviously refering to the same person as you said. The problem is the Huffington Post article. The article was written in September of 2007, and it claims to refer to the Saudis released in September. However, this angel was released in November according to the DOD

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Refnames are not intellectual content. Consistency is important. Some contributors choose names like NYT for refs. Adequate if the article is never going to cite more than one New York Times article. I often append the date at the end of the refnames I generate. I don't think it should matter

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There is no point re-inventing the wheel. I am mystified as to why another contributor replaced the perfectly adequate ref names, without explanation. Most problematic, the renamed the ref name for al-Shihri's 2004 CSRT Summary of Evidence to "summary of evidence". This contributor seems to have

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I understand what you're saying, but we can't just use one random used on DOD doc to make sure that there is no confusion. There are a number of different documents each using a lightly different name. It's simply arbitrary to use one of the names just so that other won't get confused. We might as

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Arabic names are tricky. Unlike names in the anglosphere, where there is a rich name-space, the name-space for individuals in Arabic speaking cultures is sparse. The disambiguation provided by providing all the modifiers is not extraneous, is not wasted. It is essential. I have no problem with

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The DNA test report also was not accurate, as was later reported that no such tests ever took place. It took a video message of al-Shihri denying his death in October to officially convince the media he was still alive; though a part still thinks that it may have been as fake as a 2002 bin Laden

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Official government sources -- government press releases, government publications, government web-sited -- we accept that these represent the official government position. So long as our coverage of that material makes clear it is the government's position, not an established fact, we cite those

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in the proceedings against him is intended to focus on the lack of rights he was given while in custody instead of focusing on the murders of multiple civilians he arranged after he was released. The most egregious part of the article, which is indeed a microcosm of the whole article, is that his

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The opinion that his main claim of notability is because he is a leader of violent group that has killed dozens of people and because he sat in a jail for a few years is not my opinion only. This opinion is shared by a multitude of editors that have repeatedly said at multiple afd's that being in

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Similarly, a couple of years, a guy named Abu something El Masri was killed in another missile strike. He was a 2nd or 3rd rank hero. I wasn't familiar with him. But when I went and looked at the stories about his death, and looked at the mugshot American intelligence analysts had put on their

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I suggest this confusion highlights the care that must be exercised to get their names right, because, with indifferent translations and transliteratons it is extremely easy to mistake individual with similar looking names. And, as I wrote below, this difficulty is eased when the basename is the

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Wrong, his survival has not been confirmed. This is the reason why the media is forced to note that it was not clear when the message was recorded. The AFP source referenced in the article about the recent audio message also contradicted a claim made by the Associated Press's Cairo office that

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How much do you even know about forensic testing? Part of it includes DNA testing. The story is not reliable at all and needs to be removed. Read a recent article that was published today about a Congressional protest against drone strikes. It talks about the reports of his death but not the

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he was being accused of COATRACK and copy/pasting the same information (often with what I felt was an anti-Bush bias, and others agreed) into 900 articles -- so it was decided we'd take that "copy/pasted" contextual information and put it in a template (with consensus from Wikiproject:Terrorism,

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While people with Arabic names, who live in the west, or have been influenced by western study, may have adopted the western style of name, where a child inherits the last name of their father as their own surname, this is not the case with the overwhelming majority of people with Arabic names.

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get bogged down, because Mohammad Jihad's affadavit is referenced in Uthman Khomeini's article and vice versa for their small nuances, but have the same ref name. Similarly, it confuses those wonderful bots who edit to "rescue" abandoned ref names from "related articles" that have an identically

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We all have natural preferences, for refnames, and other matters. I repeat, if the refname is already adequately unambiguous it is a mistake to change the refnames. It is disruptive and causes confusion, when those familiar with the old refname return to the article and want to re-use them. I

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articles won't be improving the article. Such assumptions are not conducive to a collaborative effort, which is what we do over here. As for the renamed summaries, if there are other "summaries" added to the article, we should accordingly modify the ref names. It does look kinda silly to argue

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Your Ad Hominem arguments also fail because you insisted that Shihri died last September. He didn't. The Yemeni articles were correct about his survival back then too. When it comes to famous al-Qaeda leaders, their deaths are only confirmed when we have access to a corpse or the group makes an

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and on another talk page. Where when i remember right you choose not to discuss. The source is a low quality primary source that does not have the potential for creating a meaningful not possible misleading graphical representation of this table of number by any Knowledge (XXG) editor as i have

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articles which ultimately went his direction not mine. Other examples still come to mind, and it's through butting heads with each other and with other users, that the project improves and the coverage of these individuals improves and becomes more NPOV, includes more information and ultimately

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What if the contributor who decided that the two transliterations are to the same individual turns out to be mistaken? What if there are two individuals after all? If the contributor used redirection it is trivial to fix that by replacing the redirection with a new article about the second

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An editor has recently unilaterally changed the whole article into an article about the legal proceedings against him. This is wrong. An article about a person should not be focused on and should not come from the point of view of a government's charges against the subject, at one point the

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This shoehorning is further a mistake because individuals with Arabic names append disambiguating name like components to their name, which are not surnames -- but could look like a surname to the uninitiated. Sometimes the appended disambiguator is the town or region where they are from.

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Some famous Jazz guy said that the most important thing about Jazz was not the notes, but the spaces between the notes. Something similar is true for the wikipedia. It is not the raw text that is important, it is the links between articles, and the other mechanisms we have for organizing

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represent that they are just that - allegations. However, it will be prose-less to start off each sentence with "According to the Americans". While they must be in the correct prose, i.e. non-bulleted, we have to be careful to make it readable and in accordance with BLP at the same

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As I wrote above, some famous Jazz guy said that the most important thing about Jazz was not the notes, but the spaces between the notes. And as I wrote above, something similar is true for the wikipedia. It is not the raw text that is important, it is the links between articles.

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There is no standard procedure for picking a transliteration of Arabic names into English. No transliteration is more correct than other transliterations. When we suspect various transliterations are to the same individual it is better to use redirection for various reasons.

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If I recall correctly your explanation of your BLP concern is that this suicidal militant would find their ability to buy affordable health insurance compromised by the publication of a graph of their weight fluctations. Have I got that right? I consider this a far-fetched

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I have no problem with fully and fairly covering reports that former captives engaged in terrorism, or supported terrorism, after leaving custody -- provided that coverage is well referenced, neutral, and otherwise complies with policy. This is all you want too -- correct?

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According to the Yemen Observer, no DNA tests were done. The United States has reportedly requested that the Yemeni government wait until an American team of examiners can administer the DNA tests. As far as I know, the Yemen Observer is not known for making false claims.

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First: "Contradicting previous media reports, US intelligence officials and an Arab diplomat have told The Long War Journal that al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula's deputy leader is not thought to have been killed in an explosion while assembling a bomb in Yemen."

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Both the February anti-terrorism conference in Riyadh and the meeting of foreign Arab interior ministers in March where long planned and the issues debated, such as reforms to ensure more women's rights, were quite known to those who followed the preparations.

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I am going to request a move back to the original name. Another contributor renamed this article, to a name that had a vague resemblance to the original, based on some recent news reports. Unfortunately, they seem to have gotten the wrong guy. Captive 372,

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creator of the article (Geoswan) has edited or cares about the article and since Geoswan has decided that he likes the infobox it it still there. The second reason is that most of the prisoners are only notable for being held at GB (there unnnotable per

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is more important than his detention in Guantanamo. He has gone on to argue that, therefore, the article's coverage of his Guantanamo detention should not be longer than the article's coverage of his recent alleged leadership of the militant group.

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The image that i have removed from the article violates the basic rules of Knowledge (XXG). It is the own work of a Knowledge (XXG) editor who took a primary source combined it with other sources and then interpreted them. This is a violation of

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I am not suggesting an exception. I am suggesting that the policy already states that the name should be adequately unambiguous. Sorry, the confusion generated by your new name for both Randy and I, shows your new name failed to be adequately

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I suggest that some readers are going to want to know what the allegations in the Guantanamo documents were, and are going to look to the wikipedia to find out. These allegations have been removed on the very day they would be most useful.

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Would you please re-read your paraphrase of the allegations? Please recognize that you have paraphrased these allegations as if they were established facts -- rather than mere allegations. Isn't that a lapse from compliance with

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Even if, for the sake of argument, we think we can think of better, more-meaningful or more aesthetically pleasing refnames, we should require a better reason for renaming them. Arbitrary renamings are an unnecessary source of

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Commenting on the inconsistencies, or editorializing about them, would be a mistake. And I have attempted to avoid that. But I would like our readers to have the opportunity to make up their own minds about the allegations.

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But when the contributor who decides there is just one individual goes and changes every instance of the second transliteration with an instance of the first transliteration, it is very difficult to unroll the changes.

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I do not believe the image in question was a violation of policy. I will wait a reasonable period of time, for a meaningful, substantive, policy-based explanation as to why the image should be considered a lapse from

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WRT to your comment regarding Sherurcij, I do my best to confine myself to the issues, not personalities, we should all do our best to confine ourselves to the issuses, and I would appreciate you doing likewise.

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Anyone whose name starts with "Abu" is using a naming style that would translate as "Father of Solomon", or "Father of Adam" -- "Abu" means father of. This is somewhat similar to the patronomics used in Russia.

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And, in Al Shihri's case, the last component of his name, which is not an inherited surname, has been variously transliterated as: Al Shari, al Shehri and Al Shihri -- which, obviously, all sort differently.

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I'm all for breaks, it's the story of my life. However, I don't know why the link provided is a reason for a "break". The current infobox is more in line with the infobox of Al Quada members, which is his

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The Salim al Shihri referred to in the Worthington article was repatriated in September 2007, and, according to Worthington, was about 20 when captured. Our guy was born in 1973 -- eight years earlier.

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So, he gets caught, he is named in another press release, he defects, he is accused of involvement in another attack, coverage of any event like this will provide what is needed to expand this section.

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You are entitled to hold the personal opinion that his only claim to notability is that he is reported be a leader of a violent extremist group. Please don't assert this is an established consensus.

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Collaboration requires cooperation. I am going to suggest that when the refnames another contributor has picked are adequate that contributors refrain from arbitrarily unilaterally renaming them.

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Yes, I think he is still alive. I stumbled on this bit of news today claiming he left an audio message that "Warns Saudis of Imminent Iranian War against Sunnis, Urges them to Join Jihad in Yemen"

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and the Times. I compared the HP article with the DOD list of releases and there are some discrepancies. It is possible that Andy Worthington mistakenly refers to Saudis that were not released. --

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Regardless, you were still wrong about DNA proving Shihri was dead. This guy is a vampire. I'll believe he's dead when we find his corpse. Anyway, looks like terrorists attacked Boston. Jesus. --

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In addition using redirection makes it possible to count how many times each different name is used. This could be helpful for those who argue the base name of the article should be changed.

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which killed a number of innocent civilians. Being held at GB is not this person's whole entire life story and a huge infobox about his stay at GB doesn't make sense if it is not violative of

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Associated Press. The fact is we don't know who to believe. There's too much contradictions. Some say DNA tests were done. Some say forensic tests were done. Some say neither were done. --

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that should be cited, that offer alternative points of view, by all means bring them forward. But, IMO, you are not authorized to keep fighting to suppress these references based on your

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I believe you are mistaken that it is libel or slander for the wikipedia to cover the documentable fact that she was once a prisoner. Same with the former captives from Guantanamo.

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The Saudi with a name something along the lines of Sa'id Ali Jabir Al Khathim Al Shihri, who was in Guantanamo Bay and then went on to being an Al-Qaida leader after he was released

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The article contains lots of non-US government references now, so I have removed the tag that warned it might be POV because it exclusively called upon US government sources...

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since your complaint seems to be that we rely almost exclusively on the Gitmo proceedings, without taking any Saudi newspaper accounts of his later attacks into our readings?

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I doubt it deserves its own section, but I agree it's best to include the information in the main prose if possible, especially if we can list when he used each name, etc.

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to include the subject's name (and a number if necessary) in the ref name. "shihriSummary4" or something is great. It's not a huge deal, just helps avoid too much clutter.

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or who he met with, that information should be kept in the biographical section (with "alleged" if necessary), so that readers get a clear flowing biography, thank you.

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the shorter names being redirects to the longer name, but renaming the article to the shorter names is a disservice to readers, likely to cause additional confusion.

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Please look more closely. Ignoring the apparent differences introduced by different transliterations the long name approaches being a superset of the shorter names.

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article, you would realize that there's a big difference between forensic testing and DNA testing. Al-Shihri was mistakenly identified due to a similar leg wound.

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because instead of focusing on the person who is now an Al-Qaida head honcho, the article focuses on the proceedings against him in Guantanamo Bay. Formatting this

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I have no problem with expanding the section on his participation in the Yemeni group, when we get more sources for it. We don't have that press release yet.

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The "other editor" was probably confused by your naming of the refs. There's no point of reinventing the wheel but please don't assume that anybody that touches

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http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2009/12/sources-air-strike-in-yemen-may-have-killed-imam-who-inspired-fort-hood-shooter-two-top-al-qaeda-officials.html

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http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2009/12/sources-air-strike-in-yemen-may-have-killed-imam-who-inspired-fort-hood-shooter-two-top-al-qaeda-officials.html

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A listing of his aliases in the infobox does not suffice. Most readers don't read the infobox. Indeed the infobox is intended to be a quick capture of what is

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http://shuaibalmosawa.wordpress.com/2013/04/10/shihri-back-from-the-dead-his-latest-audio-recording-interview-with-aqap-source-on-his-injuries-and-condition/

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WRT to your notion that I am "pushing some sort of OR-like agenda" -- I repeat, please stick to the issues, and refrain from this kind of personal criticism.

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Which you just happened to post moments earlier. Once again, Ad Hominem arguments means crap when it comes to DNA evidence. Shihri is alive. Get over it. --

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The New York Times article they cite, about the other guy, says he was repatriated in September. These are the individual repatriated in September 2007.

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The previous name was equally if not more ambiguous. It is one of the many different names used at the DOD proceedings. At this time, the front page

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The Worthington article refers to a different individual -- repatriated at a different time -- September, with a different name, and different age.

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yourself. My opinion, your opinion, Jimbo Wales opinion on the reliability of those official weight reports are simply not relevant. We are not

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I will wait a reasonable period of time, and if no one else steps forward who can explain why these tags are appropriate, I will remove them.

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Guantanamo Bay detainee number (which I obviously tried removing) is given prominence in the infobox years after he was released. None of the

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are not written from a neutral point of view. None of us, not you, not me, not even Jimbo Wales, is allowed to suppress material based on a

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Sorry, but you are incorrect Zhoban. The newspaper is quite controversial. I also recommend you not rudely tell people to "get over it"

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It's a difference of two months, something understandable in regard to these generally secretive and vague circumstances. According to

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The person(s) who designed this box designed it to be used for both current and former captives. Note the "date of release" field.

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information that is important. Removing relevant categories is a mistake. Removing more closely focused infoboxes is a mistake.

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You removed a lot of material form the article, without explaining why. Perhaps you can start by explaining those excisions.

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overlooked that four Summary of Evidence memos were produced. Each needs, and already had, an unique and unambiguous ref name.

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Asharaq Alsawat did not back the claim made by the Yemen Post until today and the Saudi source did not confirm he was alive.

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If you would like to make an exception in the naming conventions policy for Arabic names I would suggest you bring it up at

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official marytrdom statement or "rahimahullah" comment like with Abu Yahya al-Libi and Abu Zaid al-Kuwaiti respectively.--

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I think it's unfair to say that Geo_Swan and I agree and back each other up on everything, for example I implemented the

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Your are also interpreting the source by speaking of wild weight fluctuations. We do not know what these numbers mean.

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on this talk page. No further edits should be made to this section.

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on the talk page. No further edits should be made to this section.

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survived the drone strike. The family mistakenly believed that Shihri died. He didn't. He was in a coma but recovered.

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This is really not the correct forum for this issue, but I think WP is done a great disservice by this tag-teaming of

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named reference. (So "ref name="summary of evidence" is a bad idea). So just a note that I'd appreciate if we could

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longer name. Short names are fine for redirects, but the base name for the article should be the least ambiguous.

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about the names of the refs. It does not further any assumptions of good faith. Regards from the "other editor". --

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expose which is linked all over the web (as shown by the gihts) is the most recognized name and now unambiguous. --

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Let's be clear here. The justifications for the excision of the image you offered above were that it lapsed from

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Guantanamo clerical staff's inability to master the Arabic name system. We should learn from the DoD's mistakes.

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leave other people's refnames alone, as a courtesy to other contributors. And I simply request you do the same.

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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also contradicting another claim by the AP's Cairo office that "protests are rare in the conservative kingdom."

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say, in a manner that clearly and in a policy-compliant way makes clear that any POV interpretation was in the

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never said he was released in September 2007, they say that he was released in November of 2007, the same date

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use the most recognizable name. The current name is used by reliable sources and gets far more ghits (Compare

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but it is my token edit to this article. For now, I am removing myself from editing this article. Now that

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I didn't create the infobox. Somebody else did. So, clearly I am not the only person who cares about this.

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tag can't contain blanks, unless it is enclosed with quotes. I use CamelBack names, to avoid using quotes.

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In the other naming scheme, also used by Pashto speakers in Afghanistan, an individual uses their father's

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There is no point re-inventing the wheel. The infobox has an "alias" section. I put the aliases there.

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The allegations link Al-Shihri to other topics, making the wikipedia a richer, more useful resource.

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Having written predominantly Canadian-themed terrorism articles, I'll just point out that names like

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captured at a Pakistani border crossing, or from his bed in the Red Crescent hospital in Quetta?

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If I think you're basing your edits on your original research I have every right to tell you this.

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No explanation was provided for the removal of the WOT infobox, so I am going to restore it.

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The allegations prepared for Al Shihri's 2004 CSR Tribunal were removed from this article.

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Second: Here's a very recent AFP article on targeting al-Shihri in a recent drone strike.

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notice and I expect this matter to be resolved soon Please, stop this childish behavior.

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The problem with this set of graph images has already been discussed on other talk page.

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I am looking at the press coverage of Al Shihri, like this one from the CBC, which says:

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As we progress in time, the article must be updated accordingly. The article violates

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The Guantanamo Bay infobox does not belong because he is no longer held there. See

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You are pathetic. The Yemeni source clearly said he is alive. Get over yourself.--

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the underlying numbers published by the DoD were misleading you are lapsing from

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I don't understand how you connect this infobox with a lack of compliance with

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so long as they do not illustrate or introduce unpublished ideas or arguments,

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was a prisoner, but she's no longer a prisoner. She's not in the category of

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I expanded the space on the allegations Al-Shihri faced in Guantanamo.

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I believe it is now clear we are talking about the November guy. The

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I prefer it in the main body, but I think it's a bit low where it is.

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Is there any way you could describe your view of "correct prose"?

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Guantanamo Bay is not in of itself a claim to notability beyond

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Read Tariq Alhomayad's profile on Knowledge (XXG) for yourself.

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Sorry, But This So Called "Evidence" Does Not Prove He Is Alive

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Al Shihri's medical records show periods of wild fluctuation.

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After further analysis, I realized that you are mistaken. The

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for additional information. I made the following changes:

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doubts about its credibility is just as much a lapse from

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I suggest they should be replaced, as soon as possible.

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have a infobox with their concentration camp numbers.

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article with the correct prose. All help is welcome.--

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it has advice applicable here, please spell it out.

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because it broke links, and contained inaccuracies.

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