Talk:Winter Olympic Games/Archive 1

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in 2005) becoming merged with West Germany, since they are actually the same country. To expand: there never was a country "West Germany", nor "East Germany", these weren't even official shorthands, just useful monikers. They were the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic respectively (Thus FRG and GDR). In 1990, the GDR dissolved and its territory joined the FRG. The FRG exists to this day, it had the same Olympic Committee as the pre-reunification FRG, so it can be argued that the scores should be combined in the total count. The change of name and olympic shorthand is just that we can now use "Germany" and "GER" without ambiguity, no official name anywhere was changed. The table however says it uses official data from the IOC, but there's no link and I wasn't able to find it on the IOC site. At the very least, the description of West Germany as "defunct nation" is utterly wrong in every aspect. --

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Andes. As fas as I know it has already organized world championships in skiing. Chile's capital, Santiago, is very close to the famous ski resorts of the Andes. Being a large city, it's an excelent location for the event's base. The odd aspect is that this event would have to be done in July or August, the southern hemisphere winter, but I do not see that it would be a problem as long as it wansn't not done in the same time of the football world cup.

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seriously Canada-centric. I'm not Canadian and I can clearly see the unbalanced nature of the section. I'll keep tinkering. My goal is to eventually get this article to FA, but having sections like this don't help, and as far as I can tell, editors come in and add a line here and there without considering the over all flow of the section.

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security, technology, or even will to bid, let alone hold, an Olympic games. As far as the Winter games, though, I think it's more along the lines of the fact that the little land there is in the southern hem doesn't go far enough south to get the full effects of winter. There is more "Winter land" in the north. I hope that helped!

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history that the paragraph about the Vancouver Games can be rewritten and balanced out a bit. I can't see taking out the judging scandal, perhaps the feel-good story could be replaced with something else to provide more balance. Something should be done though. I'll take a longer look at it and see what I can do.

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If you include the medals won by Germany when it was divided between West Germany and East Germany, Germany would be on top of the All-time Winter Olympic Games medal table not Norway and if you include the medals won by Russia when it was part of the Soviet Union, Russia would be ahead of the USA as

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I'm waiting to see when will this event takes place in the southern hemisphere. Four countries south of the equator have natural conditions to host it: South Australia (perhaps Tasmania), and above all New Zealand, Argentina and Chile. Chile would be a perfect location as it has plenty of snow in the

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I think you may find other countries doubled up on golds like the ice hockey too. It's just that it's the game Canadians are obsessed with. Ice hockey is not more important than any other sport, as Canadian writers tend to see it. In my country we wouldn't have even noticed. Neither view is balanced.

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You are right in that no one in the southern hemisphere has ever bid for a Winter Olympics. The only country to hold a Summer Games in the South Hem. is Australia. I would have to make a big generalization when I say that I believe that most countries in the southern hemisphere do not have the money,

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Original research? Terrible researcher, if so. The Nordic countries of Norway, Sweden, and Finland took 6th, 7th, and 12th in terms of overall medals, respectively. And did even worse by gold medals. Denmark and Iceland were not present. I'm having trouble seeing how they got 71% of the medals.

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I find the all time table a bit dubious. Usually, at least here, Russia is considered a successor to the USSR. Legally it is. I don't know whether the IOC has a particular stance on it regarding medal count, but it feels weird to me. A similar thing can be said about Germany (and was in the archives

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and I fixed up the page myself. I took out much info regarding athletes, as I though it took up too much space, but feel free to put some back in if you deem it necessary. The sections are also in need of some pictures, so if you can collect some posters of the games or some nice images of athletes,

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is a source that describes Turin as subtropical. Of course there are also sources that describe it as Mediterranean, but a Google search yields many more results for subtropical. Since many people clearly consider Turin subtropical, I do think it's misleading to have this sentence in the article,

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Guèye has been a prominent figure in drawing attention to what he considers to be discriminatory qualification rules for the Winter Olympics, and has written to the International Olympic Committee requesting that all countries be granted the right to participate in the Winter Games, as was the case

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There's a reason why this article is not a featured one, and I think it is because of its unruly format: there's a heading for each games, and who has time to looks at them all? I suggest we set up a team of individuals who will help restructure this article and bring it up to good/featured status.

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There seems to be a problem: this page, denoting all-time winter olympic medals, and the summer page, show more medals than the combined list of olympic medals. I would like to bring this to the attention of someone who is willing to find out where the problem is; redistribute the medals (based too

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At some point since May 2016, someone undid this change and replaced it with the old map. That map is way too cluttered. I too appreciate the usefulness of being able to link to the games, but the list serves that purpose just as well. This picture, which color-codes countries, is much more useful

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I'm from the United States, and I know I'm inclined to say "Winter Olympic Games" and "Summer Olympic Games," but as I search the Internet, I find two main ways to refer to them: "Olympic Winter Games" and "Winter Olympics" (similarly "Olympic Summer Games" and "Summer Olympics"). Could it be that

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I agree, the tricky part is that the judging scandal at the 2002 Games involved Canadians, the feel-good story about the broken pole involved a Canadian, and Canada did win both the men's and women's ice hockey golds in 2002 and 2010, which is noteworthy. I think that since the 2010 Games are now

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A big problem with holding Winter Olympics in the Southern Hemisphere vs. holding the Summer Olympics in the Southern Hemisphere is time of the year. While the summer games can have a wide latitude and still feel "summery," you're going to always have a fight on your hand if your Olympic committee

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I am passing the article. It is a fine piece of work, and way over the GA criteria. I have been a bit picky to help in areas I have spotted that could be a problem at FA, since such a fine, and not least important, work should go there. Personally I would recommend at least one check for MOS and a

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Under politics, it is discussed how German propagated their politics through the Games. Could it be explained how? All the article mentions is how they did not propagade anit-semittism nor "unpopular beliefs". As it stands, the paragraphs says nothing, but makes highly subjective claims. I am also

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Article states, "All Olympics since September 11, 2001 have required a higher level of security to avoid any terrorist attack." That is a statement of opinion. Such a higher level of security may not be required in order to avoid a terrorist attack. I suggest something like, "Beginning with the

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Well, no, those latter forms are by far the most common where I come from – Australia – a very sports obsessed country. So they are perfectly normal forms of the name. I accept what's in the charter is what you're proposing. I don't know how this can be easily resolved for such a worldwide thing.

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The article makes this claim, although backed up by a reference, is clearly not correct. Turino also has a subtropical climate. This information can be verified by a number of sources, including the Torino, Italy Knowledge (XXG) article. If one argues that in the case of Turino that the Alpine

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You're absolutely right, I removed "American" from "American boycott" because it ended up being a boycott of nearly the entire western world anyway. I feel that the hockey win and Heiden's five golds would be glaringly missing if either were removed but I also added a noteworthy acheivement by a

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Having written a few of these articles, and after shepherding this article through the GA process I've found it difficult to maintain balance. Certain countries have done exceedingly well at the Games and their exploits should be outlined if they are noteworthy. But I agree that the section is

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I'll add that New Zealand may not have the money. The last two Winter Olympics cost a lot of money, and while the economy is strong in NZ, I doubt it could handle the enormous costs of hosting the olympics, even if it is the winter version. Plus, I think NZ is more focused on hosting the Rugby

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And in that post we see the (no doubt unintended) self interest that surrounds a lot of this decision making. June to October is not summer in the souther hemisphere. It's winter. Fine for southern hemisphere based competitors. The Sydney summer Olympics were held in September. That's the end of

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Welcome and thanks, but we would need to have a reliable source which points out that the Olympic Committee is incorrect about this. Even if you had a reliable source which judged Turin's climate to be subtropical (Knowledge (XXG) is not a reliable source), using that to refute another reliable

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Every single host city has its country states, except for the US hosts, which are always indicated by their state. This is highly biased; however, almost all American Wikipedians who submit material to GA reviews seems to be unable to see this clear bias. With all due respect, two-thirds of the

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The United States has hosted the Games four times (1932, 1960, 1980, 2002); France has been the host three times (1924, 1968, 1992); Austria (1964, 1976), Canada (1988, 2010), Japan (1972, 1998), Italy (1956, 2006), Norway (1952, 1994), and Switzerland (1928, 1948) have hosted the Games twice.

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In the fourth paragraph of the article it is stated that France is the only country to have hosted the Winter Games three times while Canada has hosted it twice. If someone, as I do not have permission, to update this to represent Canada as also hosting the Winter Games three times it would be

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page, that cross-country skiing is alternating the styles (classical and freestlye) in certain events after each olympics. If this could be discussed in-depth, I think it would be helpful. Also, it seems that the distances in some events have been lengthened as well as the starts having been

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means. Also, the United States and Canada are neither "non-Nordic European" nor "Asian" nations. They always get some medals, so saying 90% go to European countries that are either Nordic or have long, white winters and 10% go to Asian nations with specialist facilities is clearly false even

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By Nordic countries, we mean most of those north of the Alps and west of the Elbe. It remains a fact that compared to the original, the true Olympics, these here are exclussive and most demand hyper specialist equipment (unlike marathon, swimming, athletics, ball games, etc). Furthermore, TV

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I edited the infobox (or rather, the panel right beneath the actual infobox, which pretty much functions as an infobox as well), removing the links to the cancelled 1940 and 1944 Olympic Games and leaving only links to games that actually took place. Cancelled games may be linked from

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However, if the section remains, it may be worth mentioning the sports in which people of African ethnicity have medalled in. Maybe a mention of what sports predominantly non-snowy countries compete in as well (bobsleigh, skeleton, cross-country skiing and aerial skiing come to mind).

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I get your point, but the IOC's website lists Russia, USSR, Unified Team, and Olympic Athletes From Russia separately. This is a link to the IOC's guide to ice hockey gold medallists, which is perhaps the most egregious example of this phenomenon given the country's success in that

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people in Australia and the United States often call them "Winter Olympics"? I think I commonly say "Winter Olympics" and so that may be why "Winter Olympic Games" sounded OK with me, but now since sources say otherwise, I think it is a small error that many of us have made.

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2002 Winter Games, public concern over the perceived risk of terrorist activity led to more extensive security measures." This would require some information about whether the impetus for change was public concern, knee-jerk reaction of IOC, Salt Lake City government, etc.

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The table of contents is way too long, with a summary for each games. Might I suggest someone making a TOC template for this page that will fit it into a nice small box. If someone agrees but can't do it, I'll do it...just let me know. 'Cause its way too long! Thanks

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Why are Winter Olympic games numbered only by the ones held, while the Summer Olympics are numbered whether they are held or not? The Winter numbering does not allow for 1940 and 1944, while the Summer numbering numbers those and 1916 and notes they were not held.

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without debating what Nordic means or the requirements for "long, white winters" or "specialist facilities". The medal table simply does not support your contentions. Find a source for "Nordic dominance" that actually supports your claim, if you wish to add it. --

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The two controversies are way out of scope. The first issue is important enough, and could receive its own paragraph, but the judge scandal is of a very marginal importance in an article about the Winter Olypmics. A sentence or two in the history section would be

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I appreciate the usefulness of being able to link to the games site in the above map, but it's too cluttered to distinguish among sites in Europe, which greatly diminishes the utility of the idea. I have commented this map out of the article, pending discussion.

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The other problem that New Zealand would face putting on a Winter Olympics is that its ski resorts, while possibly of sufficient quality to host a Winter Olympics, are a very, very long way from a city of sufficient size to do the rest of the hosting.

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I am placing the article on hold. There are several issues that need to be addressed. I have given some comments regarding future work to get the article closer to FA requirements, since I see that the article is approching features quality.

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Does anybody know where the Top ten athletes list is from and when it has been actualized for the last time? For example Thomas Alsgaard ist missing. He is a norwegian athlete that won already five gold medals in the last winter olympics.

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There is some mixing of US and UK English, for example "medalist" (US) vs "medallist" & "favoured" (UK). I can see that most of the original text (in 2005) was not really clear either way. One or the other should be chosen as the

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Thank you, I appreciate your work. Your two reviews of my articles have been cogent, topical and not the least bit nit picky. The article is better, which is why I really believe in the GA process. Keep on doing what you do!

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proposes to have the winter games during the summer. Many, if not most, ski areas typically open no earlier than June and close by October. Still I think it'd be awesome to see a Winter Olympics somewhere like Bariloche!! --

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In rereading the intro paragraph for this section I found it bland and poorly written. I removed it entirely. I'm not sure an introduction is required, if so I'll put something in there but for now I'll leave it as is.

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The Olympic Committee states that Sochi will be the first city with a subtropical climate to host the Winter Games, although the climate in Turino Italy could also be considered subtropical. (or something simmilar)

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I believe only three countries in the south have the climatic conditions needed (namely New Zealand, Argentina and Chile). Of the requirements listed by Jared, New Zealand seems to be lacking will only; but I'd add

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The "All-time Winter Olympic medal table" section in this article lists "Germany" and "West Germany" as separate countries. I disagree with this; they are the same country. If no-one objects, I'll merge the two. —

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winter for Australian and other southern hemisphere citizens. Totally inappropriate timing to be at the top of one's form for outdoor sports, but the northern hemisphere domination of the IOC always wins out.

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Is Saporro correct? There is no such mention of a place on either the English nor the Swedish Knowledge (XXG). (It could exist, but I am double-checking). Calling it a city is a bit of an exageration, anyhow.

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might still hold that claim? Sapporo is a much larger city than Vancouver, both in area and population. However, if you include the large cities surrounding Vancouver as a "metropolitan area" (Vancouver +

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The section on the 1980 Lake Placid games seems to have an American bias. The formulations are marginally in favor of the US throughout the paragraph. It should be polished down. Remember to consult non-US

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In general, the article has a thorough bias towards the US. In part this is because an abundance of sources are American, but there are many areas where the scope, prose or detailing is related towards the

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and aesthetically pleasing. I have reverted the change once again, pending discussion. I have also placed the map at the end of the section, because the list is much more relevant and information-rich.

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As I am slowly pushing this article towards featured status I know that FAC reviewers look very critically at fair use, I don't think the image would pass at that level so I removed it, with sadness.

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Tierra Del Fuego in the southern tip of South America would be another suitable location. It's a cold region located bellow the parallel 50 with plenty of snow even outside the southern winter.

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Hosting the Winter Olympics in the Southern Hemisphere would help to promote winter sports in the Southern Hemisphere, therefore contributing to promote the snow and ice sports in the world.

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The source here stressed the near nonexistence of Squaw Valley prior to hosting the Games. That said, the other villages listed could fall into the same context, I'll remove the statement.

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worlds English speakers do not live in the US—please take a more international perspective on your editing. (Interestingly, Canadian and British Wikipedians do not have the same problem).

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The South Island of New Zealand is mountanious, temperate and it has famous ski resorts. Northern Hemisphere skiers often come here to practice in the northern hemisphere summer months.

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I would like to create an article about the reason the rule about what years what kinds of Olympics are held changed, but I don't know what the best title is. Any good title??

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Nobody else responded, so I dug slightly deeper and found a few more stats. (To be verified against other sources.) In 1970, Sapporo alone had a population of "over 1 million"

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The lead of this article treats "Olympic Games" as a singular noun (e.g. "Games is." The form of the phrase is clearly plural. Cambridge Dictionary defines the word as

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I cut out the judging scandal and put about three lines into the 2002 Games history section. It was hard to keep it short but I think I got the basics in there.

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There are many inconsistencies throughout the article, in particularly related to the MoS. The article will need a thorough check to comply if nominate for FAC.

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In general, there are several places where the brackets break the prose; it should rarely be used in professional prose. This will need to be fixed before FAC.

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I note you took great pains to fix many of my transgressions. Thank you. I'll go through the article again to make sure there are no other examples of this.

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The last digit of the isbn mumber is a check-sum. It can be calculated by hand or through a simple program. Perhaps the article on isbn has the algorithm.

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Why is it stated that Squaw Valley was nothing more than a village? The same could be said about Garmish-Partenkirchen, Cortina d'Ampezzo and Lake Placid.

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I am sooo bad with the script, I wish I knew more about European languages and how to write them in Knowledge (XXG), I would have caught that. Thanks.

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Original research? The figures speak for themselves. If Jonel keeps disagreeing, please provide reasons that stand – meanwhile thanks for the input.

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the Olympic Games plural noun /əˈlɪm.pɪk ˈɡeɪmz/ (also the Olympics /əˈlɪm.pɪks/) an international sports competition that happens every four years

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source is not allowed. Don't worry, if it is a genuine mistake on their part, some newspaper or magazine is sure to point that out before too long.

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If we only got it to look like its summer counterpart (which it should look like anyway) then maybe we have a shot. Does anyone agree with this? --

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Could somebody go into the chart and check the opening and closing dates? A number of them do not jive with the actual articles on the events.

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Knowledge (XXG):Categories for deletion#Category:Great Britain at the Olympics to Category:Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the Olympics

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I guess no one sees a point in your repeated LOLs. Any ideas, either in agreement or in disagreement, but any ideas about the topic?

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Looking through now, there are references. The lead is still pretty weak--I'd like to get it improved before renominating for GA. --

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and first discuss on the talk page. Otherwise, it appears like vandalism. As for the map, what about it doesn't look right to you? -

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that'd be great. Any other help would be nice! Wouldn't if be great if the trio of articles about the olympics are all featured?!

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Dunno if it's worth including, but, according to tradition, Summer Olympics' last event is the M marathon. What is it for Win?

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Someone knows why the Winter Olympics are never held in the southern hemisphere? Has ever a southern country bid to host them?

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https://web.archive.org/20010211191356/http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com:80/olympics/events/1998/nagano/medals/1908Results.html

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Removed "nominally" as it would be out of the scope of the article to go into detail on how homogenous the Nordic Games were.

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I've become more versed in MOS issues since first nominating this article. I will go through it again and make corrections.

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The correct title of this article should be "Olympic Winter Games", as that is what they are officially called by the IOC.

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There is far too much mention of Canada in this sub-section and hardly any mention of anybody else. It is very unbalanced.

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According to the Olympic Charter, the correct name of the Games is the "Olympic Winter Games" not "Winter Olympic Games."

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Describing a person as "charismatic" is not appropriate on Knowledge (XXG). It is a weasel word, and is highly subjective.

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I've sifted the article and attempted to de-Americanize it. I hope it is a little more balanced. I also added a spot on

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Point of clarification, by brackets do you mean parenteses ()? I just want to be sure I'm hunting down the right things.

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I think a paragragh or two should be devoted to the ever-chaging number and types of events held at the Olympics in the

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and I have made several edits. Please advise if there is more work to do and I will be happy to take it on. Thanks.

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I can't read the cites, and this article says nothing about it. Shouldn't some details of this this be covered here?--

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Canada has now hosted three, not two, Winter Olympics. I'd fix this, but I couldn't seem to find any edit buttons. (

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Canada has only hosted the Winter Olympics twice, plus one Summer Olympics. Three in total, not three Winter Games.

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to be unbiased so I appreciate the slap on the wrist when my efforts fall short. I see another chastisement coming.

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

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For now, though, if you really want to work on an Olympic article, it would be appreciated if you looked at the

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page, which has been listed for featured article delisting. This page, too, needs help to become a FA. Thanks.

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I restored your grammar/spelling edits. But, when it comes to removing images, it's good practice to leave an

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I'd rather see those paragraphs go all together, and their contents integrated into their main pages. See also

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international... As a reader, I feel that something is being withheld from me, but I do not understand what.

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Any reason why the introduction refers to Sochi as being only "tentitavely planned" to host the 2014 games?

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which affects this page. Please participate on that page and not in this talk page section. Thank you. —

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in the olimpics china and spaine and other contrys the best team's ever will challenge in the olympics

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I added two sentences to the 1984 history section about the resolution to the conflict started in 1980.

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Technically, the United States itself has never hosted the games. Cities host the games, not countries.

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events actually took place in the mountains they should be reminded that the same will occur in Sochi.

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copyedit by someone who hasn't written the article. Other than that all I can say is the best of luck.

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Hi! I guess it's wiser to have only top 10 medal winning nations on this page with a reference to the

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What's with the non-standard American English spellings and grammar? And the map doesn't look right.

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female skiier from Liechenstein. I could add more if you feel the section is still out of balance.

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is being used on this article. I notice the image page specifies that the image is being used under

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is being used on this article. I notice the image page specifies that the image is being used under

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modified. Mass starts, interval starts, and pursuits should also be discussed and differentiated.

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well so therefore in reality they should be Germany 1st, Norway 2nd, Russia 3rd and the USA 4th.

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Under 2014, where it talks about Sochi being the host for 2014, the word break is spelled beak.

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is the closest Australia has come to a bid for the Winter Olympics. Which isn't very close.

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Identical references should call on the same ref several times. For instance use the syntax

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Sochi 2014 has, as of 8am PST today, ended. Please switch it from "Ongoing" to "Finished"

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How was the China/Taiwan issue resolved before the 1984 games? (a sentence or two will do).

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book has an isbn end digit of "x". I'm not sure how to rectify that so I put it in as "x".

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Thank you very much for your work, I'll address these issues before making a run at FAC.

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I will undertake a critical look at the article and make changes to internationalize it.

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I added "Italy" to follow the same style of the other locations mentioned in the article

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I appreciate your review I'll get on the fixes and work towards upgrading the article.

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That would be Bjørn Dæhlie (no need to write his name as they do in Sweden or Germany ;)

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for suggestions, perhaps. I havn't looked there yet so I don't know if it'll be helpful.

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as to why its use in Knowledge (XXG) articles constitutes fair use. In addition to the

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carrying the Olympic Torch to Salt Lake City and the 2002 Winter Games. Picture from:

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treats "Olympics" as a singular collective noun, but "Olympic Games" as a plural noun

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games, which I can easily restore in the text. Thanks for writing here. Sincerely,

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Shouldn't the link to the main article for each Winter Olympic Games be similar to

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Sochi will be the first city with a subtropical climate to host the Winter Games.

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Is the UK's Olympic team "Great Britain" or "Great Britain and Northern Ireland"?

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Sochi will be the first city with a subtropical climate to host the Winter Games.

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Germany (1936), Yugoslavia (1984), and Russia (2014) have hosted the Games once.

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This article needs references or citations, or something. Anything. Please see

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where any reader can find a full table with all medal winning nations listed.

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I do not think the world "bereft" is common enough to use on Knowledge (XXG).

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More images would be nice (though not a GA criteria, just a recommendation).

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Yes, of course parenthesis. I just couldn't remember the word at the time.

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will be the largest city to host a Winter Olympics". Is it possible that

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after the link to keep me from modifying it. Alternatively, you can add

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up to 1992 (included), and as is still the case for the Summer Olympics.

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audiences were low and NBC seems to have made a loss on its investment.

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Anyone got anything against replacing the map with the locations with

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means warm, wet summers and dryer cooler winters. Very different.

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I think you have the first claim in your post back to front.

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Will somebody please change the first sentence of this page?

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Ok, that's a fair reply. I will try and focus my information.

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When you have finished reviewing my changes, please set the

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In most Olympics, it's the men's gold medal hockey match.

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climate, with hot, dry summers and wet, cold winters.

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concerned because of the personification of Hitler.

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