830:). I understand that a lot of people in the English-speaking world may have a stronger connection to the boats. However, this isn't "Knowledge for people in English-speaking countries", it's "English-language Knowledge". I'm a native English speaker from Ireland and the poetry means more to me because I am one of the one million or so foreigners in Japan -- and that doesn't include all the Japanese people and people of Japanese ancestry who use English Knowledge. The fact is, therefore, that vague emotional attachments of certain terms to certain ethnic groups is irrelevant: what matters is the relative traffic these article get from readers of English-language Knowledge. At present there is a link to the canoe article placed on several hundred pages to which it is only loosely related, as a result of the aforementioned templates, but in the past three months it has got noticeably less traffic than the poetry article. This despite the poetry article having only existed for three months, after it split off from
1048:." It's not that long ago since I tidied a load of articles which were pointed to the redirect page, so the number referring to any specific subject is largely irrelevant. FWIW, a google search setting US as the country of origin (as the likely major country of web search that is neither predominantly Japanese of Kiwi) turns up (in the top ten articles) four relating to the canoe and two relating to poetry, two for the TV station and one each for the music and a company name. From that viewpoint the canoe has prominence over the poetry. However, the canoe and poetry are close enough in prominence for each to lead the other in different ways of testing which is the main subject - surely reason enough to suggest that there is no overall predominance. As such, the dab page should stay at
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713:- in this kind of situation, where there's clearly two main uses, I personally prefer not to have a dab page at the main name - it's better to give immediate satisfaction to say 45% of your audience rather than making everyone click through to somewhere else. However I'd argue that the canoe should be the here rather than the poetry, for the simple reason that it's part of the culture of an
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Grutness posted in response to Kauffner's data killed any chance of a consensus of support votes. Things are not at all
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English speaker has to the poetry. It can't be conveniently described in numbers, but it's a real factor IMO. Plus the Kiwis are part of a wider culture -
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for "waka boat". Of those 10 poetry references, only three are your Asian poetry, three are for a rapper called Waka Flocka Flame, two are talking about
Shakira and her song Waka Waka, one is an (English) poem about the canoe and one about a sci-fi character. Whereas most of the boat references do
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states "A topic is primary for a term, with respect to usage, if it is highly likelyâmuch more likely than any other topic, and more likely than all the other topics combinedâto be the topic sought when a reader searches for that term." I certainty don't think the poetry is more likely than all the
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Per the stats I provided, it doesn't seem any single topic wins out in terms of popular search. No topic of those disambiguated generates more than 30% of the hits for "waka"-related pages. In any case, it's be reasonable to argue that "most common use" is a likely strong indicator of "most common
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I clicked on the google link you supplied and, of the first fifty results, the sixth, eighth, thirteenth, twenty-ninth, thirty-fourth and thirty-ninth referred to the canoe; the fifteenth, twenty-second and thirty-second were metaphors based on the canoe meaning, and the forty-third was to a place
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Knowledge than the poetry. Conversely I'd expect the poetry to get top billing on the
Japanese Knowledge, and maybe have a dab page on the German Knowledge. I guess some of the Google hits will be distorted by Japanese-language pages which aren't relevant to English Wikpedia, I suspect Maori pages
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Grutness. That graph says it all really. Regardless what is the most common search, link, or use - none are anywhere near an absolute majority - let along the overwhelming majority that would necessitate a consensus to support this proposal. I'd ask someone to consider closing this discussion
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For what it's worth, here is a pie chart of pageviews (last 90 days) for articles linked from this dab page, excluding those for which "Waka" is only part of the article's name. As can clearly be seen from this, saying that any article is a primary topic based on page views would be misleading.
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Definitely not. No one calls waka "Yamato uta" today, and very few people have done so historically. I included that reference in the opening paragraph of the article because the most widely-known anthology of waka has "Yamato uta wa..." as the opening of its
Japanese introduction. Anyway, just
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I see your point, but the Google results are not in
Japanese: "waka" in Japanese is not written as "waka" but as "ĺć", and the English classifiers "poetry" and "Japan" help. New Zealand may be an English-speaking country, but it's a small English-speaking country, and this is English-language
834:. Also, I might point out that last time I was involved with a move request like this it was pointed out that "Tanka" is the name of an ethnic group in an English-speaking territory, Hong Kong, and so the article on Japanese poetry can't be the primary topic, but that argument didn't work.
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I agree. I have no more interest in arguing this issue. i do believe a number of the early oppose !votes had rather flawed arguments and may have personal/cultural biases, but I can't see this passing now. Even though to the best of my recollection it's the first time
Kauffner and I have
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I consistently get 224 hits from the above link. Scholar versus News is a pretty good indicator of specialist interest versus general awareness in the population - and
Knowledge is intended for the general population. Going back to my Shiraz/Syrah thing, could the poetry be moved to
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2:1 is not very dominant at all. 4:1 is better, but you still have the 2:1 results to contend with, which is not that dominant. A magnitude of difference between this usage and all other usages would be definitive. (10:1 poetry to everything else) --
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all of the options are regional ones, there doesn't seem to be a clear Primary Topic - depending on where you live the primary will be different, therefore disambiguation, the status quo, is the best option.
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23m Aussies would also recognise the canoe, and certainly as a fairly-well-educated Brit, I've heard of the canoe but not of the poetry. One came through the middle of London only last year as part of
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other topics combined to be the topic sought. Personally, I had never heard of this type of poetry before this discussion, and I see I'm not the only one in this discussion to be in that er...boat.
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because Knowledge is intended for a general audience it doesn't mean we should let "general awareness" determine our article titles: the Japanese poetry still receives more traffic than the canoe.
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says that a topic is primary if it is, "more likely than all the other topics combined." The idea should be to get as many articles as possible titled under the actual name of the their subject.
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or any one similar template the result would likely be the same. Additionally, both GBooks and GScholar seem to back me up on the Japanese poetry being more widely discussed in reliable sources:
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seem to be about the boat. You mention the problems of transliteration - is there an alternative transliteration/synonym of either term? That can provide an elegant way of disambiguating - qv
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What do you mean? The Google stats are between 2:1 and 4:1, and the usage stats indicate that the poetry is more prominent than all the others combined -- how dominant does it need to be?
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No, I am not, and you should know better, since you've participated in many discussions where many editors have pointed to the magnitude in difference as determining priamrity. --
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currently has about 25% more incoming wikilinks, but the vast majority of them are on loosely-related pages because of this article being included in the broad templates
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Waka is an accepted alternative spelling for huaca, and WAKA, despite the capitalisation, would still be linked from the same disambiguation page, so both are relevant.
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per usage stats of Kauffner, clearly the poetry topic is not the primary topic. per the google stats from elvenscout, the dominance is not that large. --
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My bad - I forgot the "-wikipedia"... but even so, it doesn't look like there's any way the poetry could be claimed as primary topic from your results.
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