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Silicon Valley is, mired in the 1960s where there was maybe 1 or 2 companies active. This isn't some garage in Los Altos. It is Ebay, PayPal, Cisco, and Samsung. And this is not "peripheral." There are five other sources I cited that say the exact same thing, along with every piece of evidence above on cultural amenities, that clearly show San Jose as being the center of SV. I can list a dozen more sources but I thought those six made the point pretty well. In the South Bay, this is accepted as a fact. There's a reason every freeway sign north and south of San Jose list it as the destination. Not Mountain View, not Sunnyvale, not Palo Alto. It's honestly ridiculous that we're even having this argument. That a city of nearly a million people (800k more than the next-largest city at minimum), the only one that has major league sports teams, the only one which has a functioning passenger airport (the second-largest in the wider Bay Area), the only city that has a major train station, the seat of the county government, and the only city that headquarters a major US newspaper, is not the political, economic, and cultural center?
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major performing arts arenas or indoor arenas where renowned concerts, theater shows, and dance shows occur. Only one other city has an outdoor arena, Santa Clara, and even their own officials admit they are not the primary city of the region. Banking is how people and businesses get money, so yes, I'd consider it pretty integral to being a region's financial center. They're all in San Jose, not Palo Alto or Menlo Park: Deloitte, EY, Citi, Wells Fargo. Venture capital is just a part of the equation. Silicon Valley itself is a greater region, not just a tech phenomenon. It is largely one and the same with Santa Clara Valley and County, where 90% of tech companies are headquartered. And you still haven't refuted the point about the 7 or so tech companies mentioned in this article's lede that are all HQ'ed in San Jose. So much for the argument that
Silicon Valley is "of course centered around Palo Alto, Mountain View, Menlo Park and Sunnyvale."
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Earthquakes) taking the city's name. It is the only city in the Valley with a major public arena (the SAP Center). It is the only city in the Valley that has more than a dozen skyscrapers. It is the nerve center of the region's transit system (being home to 3/5 of the region's current or future BART stations, the most Caltrain stations, and the most-used train station in the Bay Area-- Diridon), the seat of the Santa Clara County government, the home to its largest public library and performing arts venue, and the largest city by population and area for not just Silicon Valley, but the Bay Area and NorCal in total. It has the region's only major airport. This list could keep going in almost every other category.
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research world. Flores was only studying workers, so he saw San Jose's big worker population as the massive "center". If he had been studying the interrelated links of high-tech businesses in the area, the links that formed
Silicon Valley as we know it, he would never have put workers at the forefront, or San Jose at the center. Basically, the Flores book is peripheral to the concept of Silicon Valley. It does not define Silicon Valley or trace its history. Any reader who looks at the greater mass of literature about Silicon Valley (this is the key point) will see that San Jose is not described as the center. You are pushing a minor outlier source as a major source.
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meaningful conversation, but instead serves to bully other editors into submission. He's also insinuated on the San Jose talk page that a book on Latino history in the US couldn't possibly have value as a source on
Silicon Valley, where hundreds of thousands of Latinos work. I found this comment deeply insulting and to be frank, slightly racist in its tone. This is the kind of behavior that tracks with repeated reverts instead of coming to the talk page to discuss something in good faith after several long-time editors had disagreed with the changes.
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Silicon Valley." If it notes SJ as being the center of the region then, imo, then that's good objective insight. It also provides crucial cultural context among diverse populations as to what the region's cultural communities view as being the center of the area. This is especially important as Asians and Latinos make up the majority of the Valley's population. And I don't think a "Global Media Post" series means that something is biased or written as promotional material.
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Sunnyvale, Mountain View, etc.) Certainly it's true that Flores writes about late-1990s success that "San Jose has emerged as the center of Silicon Valley and the heart of country's rapid growth in high-technology industries", but Flores never examines the history of Silicon Valley as rising from Fairchild Semi in Mountain View, or from Stanford's initiative to share business development in a collective fashion, directed by Stanford researcher Fred Terman.
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in real life no one things of the south by as a seperate metro are its all by area. also all the examples you made have 1 thing in common that they are all named an associated with that city of course the MIAMI dolphins are in the MIAMI artice and of course the NEW YORK jets and giants are in the NEW YORK article and of course the LOS ANGELES rams and chargers are in the LOS ANGELES article their not call the san jose 49ers are they? their logo says SF or does it say SJ?
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I see the hard work you're putting into this, but I want to encourage you to take a step back and consider how your edits square with Knowledge (XXG)'s policies and guidelines. To clarify, I'm not saying any of these are reliable sources for the claim (and I have read Binksternet's concerns, which I
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Latino workers are an essential component of Silicon Valley. Flores's book gets at how people of color provided the labor (the services) needed to sustain the region, even if they did not reach its upper echelons until a decade after his book was written. They and Vietnamese immigrants were and are
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Flores only looks at how Latino workers fit in to this system. The concept of Silicon Valley was set into motion by inventors, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, who hired construction workers to raise the buildings. Latinos barely register in Silicon Valley's high-tech sector history, which is
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San Jose's wonderful characteristics are not in question. What is in question is the relation to the concept of Silicon Valley, the hotbed of technology. Sports is not part of that. Banking isn't either: Silicon Valley grew because of venture capitalists in Menlo Park and nearby. Skyscrapers don't
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Siicon Valley did not emerge exclusively from Fairchild or Terman. It and our entire region emerged from the heft of hundreds of tech companies that sprung up all over the Valley, with most of them being concentrated in San Jose. By your logic, New York can't be the first financial center because
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Respectfully, I'm not assuming bad faith here. Binksternet used incredibly crass language in some of his edits and in his message on my talk page, where he referred to the sources as "shitty." That's unprofessional behavior that shouldn't be aired on Knowledge (XXG) and doesn't contribute to any
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Thanks for looking over these! I appreciate the comments. Agree with you on Forbes. I respectfully disagree on the Flores book, because it was there when Silicon Valley was being formed-- an integral part of the history of the region, which makes it free of any promotion or advertising since its
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This article has suffered an overemphasis on Silicon Valley, which is of course centered around Palo Alto, Mountain View, Menlo Park and Sunnyvale. Editors here have added promotional text saying that San Jose is the center of Silicon Valley, which is flat wrong. San Jose has become important to
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the "unnecessary clutter" as you put it was in the article long before it was removed today, and it was present as far back as February 2022, and if necessary I can go back further. It is not "unnecesary clutter" as you put it, if it provides important information, which it does. The name of the
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I agree with the above sentiment that giving the connection to Silicon Valley as the first sentence is disproportionate, and I have re-removed that. The connection is nicely mentioned further down the lead, so doesn't need to be given as the major claim to fame of this city. EndlessCoffee54 you
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What we need at the San Jose article is some objectivity, taking the full depth of literature into account, thereby pushing San Jose a little further down in the Silicon Valley pecking order. San Jose wasn't first, wasn't the reason for Silicon Valley success (Stanford I'm looking at you), and
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Gabbe, C.J. (2019). "Local regulatory responses during a regional housing shortage: An analysis of rezonings in Silicon Valley". Land Use Policy. 80. Retrieved April 22, 2023. "egulatory changes were more likely in San José, the central city, than in the neighboring smaller municipalities..."
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Not reliable. The throwaway sentence by Gabbe does nothing for your argument. Even the William Flores book mentions Silicon Valley in passing with a throwaway sentence preceding the true content which is about Latinos in the San Jose area. Flores doesn't explore Silicon Valley at all in the
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Of course that is incorrect on three counts. Cristiano Tomás supplied no references to support this idea. The same problem was seen in the second paragraph, with Cristiano Tomás adding, "By the 1990's, San Jose and Silicon Valley had become the global center for the high tech and internet
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Don't play the race card on me. The book on Latino history is written by experts in Latino history. These Latino history experts attempted nothing in the way of examining the connection between San Jose and Silicon Valley. Instead, they focused on their expertise on Latino communities.
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This real estate sales website exists to attract home buyers. It says "At the center of Silicon Valley is San Jose" which is wrong. The author is Mary Pope-Handy who is a real estate agent. The website is not a reliable source, and the author is not an expert on the
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I would like to dispute your revert of my changes that reinstate the airport parameter in the infobox. Having an Airport parameter in the infobox of city articles is useful, and several articles have these parameters with no complaints of clutter or anything. The
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Let's make it clear that Binksternet violated 3RR, if not by the letter of the policy, in spirit. He reverted the same edit 7-8 times over the last month, over the objections of more than one editor. He was asked to come to the talk page and did not.
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