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454: 398:. The key question at this juncture is whether one or the other of these campaigns is the one people will look for now and into the future. The 2000 campaign -- for a third party shot which never materialized -- was already much shorter and less consequential than the current campaign. No need to inflate its import. Pointing this to the politics section of the bio works just as well. 583:. And when I created this page as a redirect to the current campaign article, there wasn't one for the 2000 campaign. I don't doubt the earlier campaign is notable, but count me pretty skeptical that it has anything like parity with the current one. Yeah, actually, the more I think about it, the more I want to say 254:
Well, obviously this isn't going to be withdrawn. I think it's pretty clear there isn't going to a consensus to delete, mainly for the common sense reason that typing "Donald Trump presidential campaign" (or linking to it) should get the reader somewhere. Personally, I don't much mind between keeping
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I understand the reasoning behind this nomination, as his 2016 campaign is far more widespread and notable than his 2000 Reform Party run. However, his 2000 campaign is also notable. So my recommendation is to redirect this article to his 2016 campaign since thats what the majority of the people are
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makes it hard for people to find these two pages on the topic, which is the opposite of what we aim for. If the articles themselves are not worth it, that's a discussion for elsewhere, a merge/redirect to Donald Trump#Politics. While the articles on these precise topics exist, we should make them
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I really don't think this page is necessary. Searching "Donald Trump presidential campaign" will show only 3 results, which are links to both his campaigns and then the disambiguation page. This would be the same with all the other presidential campaign DAB pages I've nominated for deletion. If
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only applies if one article is the primary topic and the page therefore has "(disambiguation)" in the title, which is obviously not the case here. The last sentence if TWODABS reads "If neither of the two meanings is primary, then a normal disambiguation page is used at the base name."
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easy to find. Additionally if it's the 2016 campaign you're interested in, there's a bit of scrolling down before you get there from that link, which isn't very user-friendly. Would you consider withdrawing nomination?
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That being said, there's nothing wrong with this page in particular assuming there isn't a primary topic between the two campaigns. I think you can make a pretty strong argument that the current campaign
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These are the only ones it discusses. It could be redirected, but then the 2016 page would need to be moved to the primary page, and a hatnote to earlier campaign added.
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I originally closed as Snow Keep as nominator's AFDs so far have been obvious Keeps however in this case I clearly should've left it open so I've reopened it. –
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doesn't apply, but it's still an unnecessary disambiguation due to the fact that the same information can be found in more detail at Trump's biography. --
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the dab as is or redirecting to the 2016 article and adding a hatnote to it – if I must be counted one way or the other though, I guess redirecting as a
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Some disambiguation pages with "(disambiguation)" in the title list only two meanings, one of them being the primary topic. In such cases...
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looking for when they land on this disambiguation, and add a hatnote there informing readers about the existence of his 2000 campaign.
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and a non-notable song, as opposed to a hatnote, that would be wrong, but it would be just as wrong if I moved the page to
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someone is looking for Trump's campaigns and they search "Donald Trump presidential campaign...", the search bar already
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primary, however. The 2000 campaign was a blip—there was only one highly notable third-party campaign that year, and it
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I think that's the idea behind Tavix's redirect proposal. Such an article wouldn't really belong at the current title.
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disambiguation pages with "(disambiguation)" in the title list only two meanings, one of them being the primary topic
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situation if rectified (ie: in this case, the primary topic would be Trump's 2016 election, which would create
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in this situation, what they usually actually mean is that they think there is primary topic that would
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If neither of the two meanings is primary, then a normal disambiguation page is used at the base name.
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Yeah, but come on, we all know that 99 times in a hundred they'll be seeking the current venture.
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situation, could those who !voted "keep" without addressing the redirect suggestions to either
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and made the base title a disambiguation page. (I'll start a discussion about this language at
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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both of his campaigns. A disambiguation page would therefore be unnecessary.
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would be my slight preference. I disagree with the idea of redirecting to
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applies to dabs with (disambiguation) in the title. Sure, if we had a
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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horse to death here, but usually when I see someone cite
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Donald Trump presidential campaign (disambiguation)
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