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And allow the creation of the other years awards shows, this is comparable with the many other award pages I have come across like the Miss World awards. I am surprised that this is even being considered for deletion or that we don't have articles on the other years awards. And before anyone says it
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and so on. In no way can coverage like that be considered "routine". The reporting goes well beyond ("X was nominated") and extends to critical commentary of the nomination decisions (eg "why was Y not nominated?"). It could only be considered routine on the false premise that routine means "no more
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Not that it's the least bit relevant, but if you take a look at my contributions you would see that the BBC is probably my most used source for references. I also happen to have been born in England and have lived there ever since. You were not harangued for your removal, I specifically stated I had
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is not notable" come from? We do cover awards ceremonies, if an award is to be covered it makes little sense without recording who it was awarded to, and we should split that by year for manageability. Is the nominator's contention really that the BBC's awards are too minor? (You've heard of the BBC
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routine, reporting on nothing more than when it will be held and where, who is nominated, who is presenting, etc. etc. Follow-up coverage will report on who won what. Nothing goes beyond that and nothing will – it is the same every year. The onus is on anyone wanting to keep this article to prove
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Being shortlisted for the SPOTY award is not comparable to being nominated for an Academy Award. The significant difference being that even a number of years after the event, Academy Award nominations are often mentioned, SPOTY award shortlists never are. Just winners and runner(s)-up, which is
1039:). You will not find the fact they made the list of 10 nominees be notable in the individuals careers. An anology would be FIFA Player of the Year. That (I believe) starts with a shortlist of 10 (might be more) and then goes down to three. To summarise, this list of nominees is non-notable. 571:(article creator) I do not think that being a finalist for this award is such a routine or trivial thing that the list of nominees each year does not need to appear anywhere on Knowledge (XXG). I see no difference between doing this, and recording the names of all the nominees for 277:
Of course it applies. Absolutely. No coverage of this year's event goes beyond that which can reasonably be expected every year. That is the very definition of routine coverage. We do not have articles for every edition of recurring events for precisely that reason.
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As explained. Routine coverage is insufficient to establish notability of an individual edition of this tv programme. Whereas other awards, the Academy Awards being a prime example, have a significant lasting effect, SPOTY does not.
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Your argument is circular and pointless so I am ending this exchange here. The onus is on you to provide a policy based reason for keeping. If you have evidence that this meets criteria for inclusion let's have it.
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each year. Having a separate article is not so important, recording the names of the nominees is. Just including it in each biography is pointless if you cannot find out who the nominees were in the first place.
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None of which apply. "Routine news" doesn't mean routine in the sense that it happens every year. By your reasoning (I should say, assertions) every recurring event would be "routine" and policy-violating.
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are not notable. Anything noteworthy about this edition can be recorded in the parent article in due course. As with most scheduled recurring events, all coverage should be considered
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Doesn't make sense. "No coverage of this year's event goes beyond that which can reasonably be expected every year" isn't a policy-based reason. If it was, we'd delete everything in
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This isn't about a shortlist, it's about an award. Nor is anyone claiming that it's comparable with an Oscar, merely that it's at least as important as the other awards here.
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and I recognise that my views (along with my plan to delete all coverage of baseball and any other sport or TV talent show) are hardly supportable across the encyclopedia.
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The results can be included in the main article, like all the previous years. There is nothing of note to warrant a seperate article. As regarding the other pages in
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The article could easily be expanded to show all the other awards, and things like the the number of votes accrued by each of the nominations for the main award.
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Obviously when regard is had to the sources, this is not routine coverage. It seems that this year's event gets ongoing coverage from The Mirror
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coverage than is normally the case for annual editions of the award". The coverage is more than enough to support a stand-alone article. --
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are not notable." What is the basis for this bare assertion? "As with most scheduled recurring events, all coverage should be considered
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You don't get to burden shift your way out of this, Wjemather. The onus is on you to provide rationales that are supported by policy.
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This article can easily (and should be) included in a list including each year's nominees and winner. Take for example, that we have
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The prod was "endorsed" (and I was harangued on my talk: for removing it) on a totally unrelated ground: that of "recentism". Whilst
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is not notable since coverage is almost always routine and as such reflects only on the notability of the awards in a general sense.
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I don't agree that this and Miss World are comparable at all. Primarily because Miss World is by its nature a worldwide ceremony. —
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template is used, based on your edit summary. Perhaps I should have also suggested you read the documentation for the template.
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Why are people wasting time discussing deletion of this when there's so much need and scope for productive effort elsewhere?
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is not notable", and again, that is not what is being discussed here. I maintain that in general (if not in all cases)
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a
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I don't think they should be included, as I don't see awards shows as encyclopedic, but that's sheer
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And yes most of the articles in that category do fail policy, but we are not discussing those here.
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Nothing of lasting relevance apart from the top three placings, which go into the main article.
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certainly applies and I wouldn't support pre-emptive articles, this event is going to take place
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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no issue with it. I merely expressed concern regarding your lack of understanding of how the
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seem to be claiming that the others aren't notable, even if they exist and you're citing
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Well that was a predictable response. Still, why would you exclude SPOTY? You
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I wouldn't but it is not relevant since they are not under discussion here
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is a featured list, and split articles would be unnecessary forks.
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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I take it? Little country off the coast of New England?)
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