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can in lists and articles, and we have limited real estate at the bottom of the articles, so we have to be more sparing in our use of it. With lists, we do look to avoid the outrightly trivial, but there is not the same real estate concern and there is an ability to explain and footnote (if not fully discuss). What might be a trivial intersection in categories is interesting in lists, and so many categories that are deleted because the intersection is insufficiently important do get converted to lists. For articles, full discussion and an explication of multiple sides of the story is possible, and thus the relevant information appropriate to include is still broader. Thus, each discussion is different. Had another category been created, I would object, but it was not. And I would have to think about whether there is information that we wish to entirely keep off
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support; I would prefer seeing a position based on guidelines or policy. It also appears as if the essays are not being read carefully enough for support here; for example, there are repeated cites to the essay that states that "lists should reflect consensus opinion", and a reading of that provision is clear that the point being made is that information should only be listed where there is consensus that the person listed qualifies (e.g., in this case, there would need to be consensus that the person is Jewish and consensus that they are a
Supreme Court Justice). That discussion in that essay has nothing to do with when it is appropriate to create a list. As noted, this is "keep" based on the argument made above. If someone wants to make more careful and consise arguments, I am open.
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745:. IZAK, your nomination was entirely procedural. You have been asked several times to explain what AfD criteria apply here, but your most substantive response consisted of a long list of links to wikiprojects and essays: no policies, no guidelines. Please could you take few minutes to explain concisely why this list should be deleted, rather than why it should not have been created; and explain what part of what policies or guidelines supports each point. Merely posting a catalogue of wikiprojects and essays does
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1509:]) The article could and probably eventually will be expanded to cover other analytical points. For instance, is it civil or prejudicial to refer to a Jewish or minority or female seat? Do judicial voting patterns reflect such surface demographics? Perhaps source the notability with both the prejudicial-type media and the Jewish press on the other hand. Therefore, I would rename it:
223:... a position which I supported in this case (which makes a nonsense of your suggestion that I was trying to counteract consensus). As you may be aware, the deletion criteria for categories are diferent from those for lists, so in common with many other categories which are deleted, I thought that intended purpose of the category could be preseved as a list.
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as civility goes, that's within the realm of acceptable as I see it. It's not insulting to say the equivalent of "You wrote a lot there, can you simplify it for me" In any case, it still behooves on you, as the person responding to be civil, and perhaps explain yourself a bit better rather than take a position, which to me, seems rather hostile.
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contrast, religious and ethnic backgrounds are quite widely considered, and often the subject of articles like the one I referenced, and that of the others brought up by other editors. If you want to focus on procedures you can, but I don't think there's enough of a problem here to make that the concern over the page itself.
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A Musing: Again, you are not paying attention to what I am saying. I am NOT arguing the merits of categories versus lists. The problem and violation I see here is that while a vote about the FATE of a specific category was taking place, an editor went ahead and "preserved" that category's information
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If I was uncivil, I totally apologise, it was unintended. The nomination is long and unclear, that's all... The nomination seems entirely proceedural, but the wikilinks you've posted above seem to be pointing to deletion criteria. I assume therefore that I (and others) should consider the AfD on that
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IZAK, you seem to have missed the point that listifying a category is a routine process, and is frequently done while discussions are underway; in this case (as in others) one of the subsequent delete votes was based on the fact that the list now existed. I understand that you dislike lists of Jewish
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can just create an identical mirror list, or the other way around, if a list or article is up for a AfD then a mirror category should be created in order to "Save the information" in the AfD? In that case, the entire purpose and process of nominating lists, articles and categories can (and will) be
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that I wrote in the nomination and carefully re-read the guidleines and procedures that I have cited after you had requested them, they apply to the totality of this discussion. One cannot do more than that. You are using tangential arguments to try to cover up your serious precedural error, while
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based on arguments made above. Procedurally, I don't buy that this was improperly created, and would suggest that if that argument is to be made it needs to be supported by better, more specific citations. Second, essays are not convincing in and of themselves - they have not attained consensus
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prevailed unanimously, I don't see how that would prevent the creation of a list or article using the same material. Again, you are welcome to convince me otherwise. And if a prevailing, full consensus discussion doesn't prevent it, why would a half-way through, still open discussion prevent it?
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Dhartung: These justices have very little to do with Judaism as such. They are ethnically Jewish, and a few are even married to gentiles. But they are not deserving of special note as "Jews" any more than the Catholics and Irish-Americans who have reached that post. What matters are the
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so references to violations of rules and procedures is less important than actual examination of an individual situation. Even if there were a clear violation here, I don't see that BrownHairedGirl's actions were a grave violation of any kind. Perhaps you might wish to consider a less
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which would, perhaps to some, be just as "valid" or "interesting" but would serve absolutely no scholarly or encyclopedic value, beyond maybe titillation and gossip for some folks. My concern is as a
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Of course now I see Newyorkbrad has already cited this same book earlier in this discussion, which I didn't see earlier in this huge mound of highly charged text. Sigh. I should have known. But at least I added it to the article itself, so I'm not completely useless here!
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there could be a footnote about each justice's religion or the type of church, synagogue or temple he attended. By the way, are we only going to stop with "Jewish justices" -- what about others, such as the atheists and agnostics among them? Let's create
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such a problem, asside from creating Wiki-clutter, like so many editors who have a field day creating things that are ultimately also a waste of time.) But to jump to create a mirror-list while a category is under discussion (or
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What this establishes to me is that the information is much more usable and interesting in list format--but then I do like lists. I don't like lists with unclear criteria and random inclusion, but those are editing concerns.
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people, which you are quite entitled to do, but there's really no need to get quite so heated. I have explained what happened, and am disappointed that you continue to assume sort of malicious intention. --
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