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85:. SNGs do not trump GNG. Every Knowledge article needs to pass GNG. SNGs are simply a shortcut that presumes that sources exist to satisfy GNG when a topic satisfies the SNG. Therefore, since no Keep voter successfully refuted the argument that the subject fails GNG, this individual is not eligible for a standalone article. However, that doesn't mean that Knowledge can't have information about this individual in other articles. Feel free to merge any info from the revision history of this article into the list article. 31: 774:, I agree that most of these people really don't have enough coverage for a stand-alone article (and I've created several similar ones). 40% of MOHs were given out in the ACW, by the way. I don't think there's any way this AfD can generate consensus on its own to delete a recipient of the most prestigious personal military decoration in the United States. That's a clear pass of 745:...) which means the burden of proof lies with editors opting for Knowledge-inclusion. For my better understanding, is the reverse psychology applicable here? Meaning, do Knowledge guidelines require evidence for non-notability? In essence, Knowledge-inclusion has to be justified, Knowledge-exclusion does not, if the litmus test fails. Cheers and more best wishes 979:." The basic criteria of WP:BIO starts with "People are presumed notable if they have received significant coverage in multiple published secondary sources that are reliable, intellectually independent of each other, and independent of the subject." The question is therefore all about significant coverage in multiple and reliable sources! Cheers 707:
are opinions, nothing more. Anyone can write an essay on notability. People can consider them, but they do not override guidelines or policies. Often editors confuse this or try and state that something is notable and must be kept because it meets an essay, when it is not notable based on guidelines.
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Would you care to clarify when the MOH criteria was changed? AFAIK the only major time the criteria was changed was in 1917, and they reviewed all Medals of Honor to that point, so it's incorrect to state that an ACW MOH is not the same as one awarded after. Also, NSOLDIER says nothing about this so
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I want to second what Timothy is saying. WP:GNG supersedes WP:SOLDIER, which is only an essay. Additionally, WP:ANYBIO starts with saying "People are likely to be notable if they meet any of the following standards. Failure to meet these criteria is not conclusive proof that a subject should not be
852:: As is stated above, the Medal of Honor during the Civil War is not the same as the Medal of Honor we know today. The criteria was completely changed. Keep votes based on this have a misunderstanding of the NSOLDIER essay and the history of the Medal of Honor. 435:
Yes, but when they revised the guidelines, they chose to strike almost 1/3 of the medals that had been awarded after considering all that had been awarded during the war. While most of those cancelled were mistakenly awarded to the
233: 473: 939:. In this case there is not sufficient coverage as there would be for later recipients because the award does not have the same meaning post-revision. This is obvious from the content of the article. 547: 526: 82: 778:#1 if you're looking for a guideline behind this. An RfC is the appropriate place to decide whether to merge/redirect these stubby articles to the list of ACW MOH recipients or keep them as is – 194: 325: 368:: It's worth noting that criteria for receiving the Medal of Honor has significantly changed since the Civil War. While it technically might meet the wording of the NSOLDIER 227: 608:
it. In essence, if the criteria of WP:GNG are not met, the assumptions made in WP:SOLDIER are irrelevant and the article is to be deleted. Is that not the case? Cheers
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for the thorough explanation. Leaving the fact that WP:SOLDIER is only an essay aside, the presumption of notability can be contested by a kind of litmus test (
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when deciding whether to tag an article as requiring additional citations (using BLP sources for example), or to instead initiate a deletion discussion."
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As you admit, the criteria for the Medal was completely revised and what it was during the Civil War is not what it is today. See Chapter 1,
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The MOH was given out to thousands of people who did little of note prior to the revision of the guidelines. He does not appear to pass GNG.
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after all. In the absence of a clear consensus on the wider issue, this article should be kept. Deletion is clearly inappropriate. Best,
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by Dwight S. Mears (available on JSTOR). It is clear from the description of the medal during the Civil War, it does not meet NSOLDIER.
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that individuals will almost always have sufficient coverage to qualify if they ... " WP:SOLDIER does not say an individual
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it's you misunderstanding the essay, which blanket-applies to all MOH recipients as is currently phrased. Further,
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WP:SOLDIER references WP:GNG in the opening sentence where it reads "In general, an individual is
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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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where it links to the definition WP uses for presumption, specifically that it is a
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The Medal of Honor: The Evolution of America's Highest Military Decoration
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significant coverage in multiple verifiable independent, reliable sources
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meeting one or more does not guarantee that a subject should be included
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Note: I fixed the a broken link in refs so others can see what it says.
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A presumption of notability is not a presumption of non-notability. --
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Essays are points to consider, not guidelines that should be followed.
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The person has received a well-known and significant award or honor
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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West Virginia and the Civil War: Mountaineers Are Always Free
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The best test for notability is does the subject meet
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It's also important to remember that Essays, such as
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