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of legislation are clearly not any of the things described by CSD A7.) Secondly, saying that X is a piece of legislation (that creates rights and duties) is an assertion of importance in of itself. A court can order a person to obey any piece of legislation by means of an injunction or prerogative order. If he does not do as he is told, he can be committed to prison for contempt of court, possibly for years at a time. And being in danger of being sent to prison is rather significant. And that is before you consider the rights of access to information that the thing actually creates and the limitations it places on them, which are obviously going to be of enormous practical importance. And freedom of information and privacy are matters of enormous public concern. And this is
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Firstly, CSD A7 does not apply to legislation. (The authentic text of a piece of legislation is typically a physical object, namely a document written or printed on a substance such as vellum and held in a secure building. Paper copies are normally issued. And the rights and duties created by a piece
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As I don't believe this article meets GNG, as all of its media mentions seem to be "trivial" (i.e., the information was secured under the Freedom of ...), I thought I would bring it here for a discussion. This seems to me like somewhat of a gray area, so I appreciate ensuing counterarguments that may
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law for the public sector in Ontario - internationally recognized as a fundamental human right - to say it is not notable is frankly nonsense. The article is not well formed at all but that is not a valid reason for deletion. There are bound to be numerous sources available to improve this article,
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4/"Insisting on having a more or less complete article from the outset would defeat the whole point of having a wiki." ...what? This is not even a Stub yet (that still deserves its {{dead end}} tag). That's why it is common to spin out articles. When they become unwieldy housed in the parent, they
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There is content in this article that isn't in the proposed merger target. "RSO 1990 c F31" is a reference to a collection of revised statutes and is presumably an acceptable form of citation. For some reason it has been omitted from the proposed merger target. And the proposed merger target does
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3/someone will do it sooner or later... so let it be spun out of the parent article at a time when it is consensus of the maintainers of the parent Article. No need to start by creating duplication with 2 sets of Editors watching 2 different sets of Articles that are about the same
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Insisting on having a more or less complete article from the outset would defeat the whole point of having a wiki. The reason that Knowledge (XXG) articles are built in lots of small steps is because it has been found to be quicker and more efficient.
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If it is possible to write a decent article on something, someone will do it sooner or later (provided they are not pestered with impatient Afd nominations). It is as inevitable as death and taxes. "There's no end to the writing of books".
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ever get rewritten so that it gets "split off again" ? Creating a redirect now would seem like a good way to direct an editor intrested in the subject to where others are working on the same subject, without causing duplication.
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of the articles themselves. There's no real value in permanently keeping a bad, uninformative and largely unsourced article that nobody's taking any time and initiative to actually work on, just because it remains
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2/delete this article first because it is "A abridged regurgitation of what the law is" nothing more, no prose, no citations, no comparable laws, nothing. (aka WP:NOTREPOSITORY re:Public domain or other source
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The article does not indicate why it is important in the slightest. There's an article to be made about the subject, but there's no meaningful article there at all. No assertion of notability.
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I never said anything about a merge. A abridged regurgitation of what the law is, is not what the wiki is supposed to be, as the actual source can show that in MUCH better detail. Who says it
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Your answer does not explain why you want to delete this article first, bearing in mind that will consume greater system resources than just redirecting it and will waste a sysop's time.
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Why would we want to delete it first? That is not how articles are merged unless their content is unnacceptable (e.g. copyvio and libel and OR and things that violate NOT and the like).
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get spun out with proper linking back to the parent, and a précis in the parent. There is nothing here TO précis because it is "A abridged regurgitation of what the law is".
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NOTREPOSITORY is not now relevant. I have expanded the article so that it now consists of more than just an extract, and the article is capable of being expanded further.
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1/"content in this article that isn't in the proposed merger target" so correct the link that is in the target (its just an older version of what you have shown)
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for incorporating information from those sources into the article. The nominator is in fact required to attempt to do that himself before any nomination.
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statute dealing with those matters in Ontario. All of this is a bit academic since the Act clearly satisfies GNG and that really is the bottom line.
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any more difficult to start a new article from scratch than it is to add improvements to one that already exists, so the fact that somebody
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get around to improving it eventually — if and when somebody is prepared to finally put some effort into an underperforming article, it is
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What you suggest is not policy, and I would be strongly opposed to it becoming policy, because it would probably kill the encyclopedia.
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Article needs content and sourcing improvements, certainly, but it seems pretty clear to me that an FOI/privacy law is a
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I must say that I think there is no point in merging this to split it off again, which is what will eventually happen.
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not, unlike this article, condescend to explain, where it does use it, what the abbreviation "RSO" means either.
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There is, or should be, a point at which Knowledge (XXG) begins to concern itself not just with the raw
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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although I suspect many will be offline sources. I'm going to go see what I can do with it.
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theoretically improve an article isn't a compelling argument if nobody actually
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to generate a more thorough discussion so a clearer consensus may be reached.
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to generate a more thorough discussion so a clearer consensus may be reached.
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This Act satisfies GNG. There is sufficient coverage in textbooks.
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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NOTREPOSITORY - The first sentence is not copied from anything.
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I would hesitate to describe the extremely brief material in
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favor it being kept, but discussion seemed necessary.
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