Knowledge (XXG):Articles for deletion/Maryam Yakubova (educator)

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not and will not have Knowledge (XXG) articles. 2. Her contributions to her field are NOT a "widely recognized contribution that is apart of enduring historical record". She remains quite an obscure person, and is by no means a national teaching icon on par with Hamza Hakimzade - she was just simply one of THOUSANDS of Soviet teachers (among other workers) who received a medal and a little bit of recognition for going an extra step. She did not fundamentally change the field at all. 3. Her entry in O'zME, a cumulative encyclopedia of almost every person that got even the least notable medals (many that we don't even have articles for) in Uzbekistan should not be a determining factor at all. If she were in the Great Soviet encyclopedia that would be different, but a mega-encyclopedia of literally every long-forgotten local celebrity (many of whom are long dead but obituaries cannot be found for) of a country of ~30 million people doesn't cut it. 4. Yeah, she has a few passing mentions in other medias (not to be confused with the many, more in-depth media coverage of the ACTRESS, not TEACHER, by the same name). Soviet newspapers list her in recipients of the Order of Lenin in award announcements. God save us from giving every single one of those people a Knowledge (XXG) article! Any search for her name in any language yields a preponderance of results about the actress by the same name, NOT her. Keep in mind that transclusions/mirror sites of various Wikipedias don't get be to counted as separate sources. The complete lack of post O'zME secondary media coverage - like an obituary in tashkentpamyat or any one of the many Uzbek newspapers online that could have published an obituary for her is a telling sign. If she was as notable as you think she is, like the actress by the name name she is often confused with, there would be plenty of obitaries, memorials, etc. But at this point the only thing we have to prove that this isn't a BLP is a shitty namesake website that no longer exists. I certainly hope we don't plan on creating articles for everyone in O'zMe born in the 1930's that don't have obitaries anywhere serious, because the last thing Knowledge (XXG) needs is a bunch of poorly written-machine translated low-notability articles stuck in limbo as "possible" BLPs but death date unknown. Sorry, but people with far more media coverage have gotten their articles deleted for lack of notability, and the warped precedent you're trying to create (likely out of poor understanding of Soviet awards and Uzbek media) can set a precedent for allowing any "average Ivan" with a popular medal and entry in a niche encyclopedia and not even a verifiable death date to get a Knowledge (XXG) article and be a "kinda" BLP. The last thing we need at Knowledge (XXG) is to allow more articles about people with unknown death dates / people not known enough to get an obitary. No obituary, not many secondary sources, not a "first" (ex, first Uzbek woman teacher), no GNG? Sorry, but not notable, not matter how much puffery one can write to trump up perceived importance. Please try to improve Knowledge (XXG) by adding articles about people will not have to have improvement-needed tags in perpetuity--

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the Order of Lenin for that). We cannot feasibly give every Ivan and Irina that got it an article. As for press coverage, I happen to have access to 1986 Sovet Uzbekistoni newspaper archives via newspaperarchive.com, and various keyword searches of OCR text yeilded nothing except info about the actress of the same name. As for the title of people's teacher somehow being a qualifier, it's not. There is a very good reason there are thousands of articles about PAU in Russian Knowledge (XXG) (many of which also in enwiki) but Yakubova is the only People's Teacher with an article in enwiki - People's (job) itself is not a qualifier for notability, only the prestige that comes with having done what it takes to get the award (ex, be a famous musician, actress, artist with lots of media coverage) is. Since teachers are hardly celebreties, those awarded People's teacher don't get articles. There is no precedent for People's Teacher being a qualifier for notability (currently her article is the only one we have), and setting such precedent would be very problematic to put it mildly by allowing creation of dozens of articles about people with next to no information available as "forever stubs", and unless you intend to help create articles for the rest of that list, Yakubova's article will remain a stand-alone. The book previews you linked to were mostly passing mentions and low-information content (ex, recollections of attending school with her, etc), none of which can be used to address the fact that this article will remain an "eternal stub" - still no RS for date of death, no obituary, no find a grave, no nothing.--

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contains a plethora a niche/non-notable biographies, typos, and factual mistakes. For those of you that are somehow not aware, O'zME is a hastily composed re-do of O'zSE, the Uzbek Soviet Encyclopedia (more than half the content is directly copied from O'zSE), with a few changes in abbreviations and content, but otherwise many articles are identical. Unless we are also going to call O'zSE an RS and sufficient for ANYBIO (which is very doubtful), we have no reason to do the same for the 2000-2005 edition of O'zME so hastily based on and copied from it. As for search results about the person - I have gone above and beyond to find sources besides the O'zME article and namesake website that is now dead, having conducted searches in both Russian and Uzbek, cyrillic and roman alphabets. If she were actually as notable as anyone voting keep thinks she is, I should have been able to find an obituary to use as a source for the death date at the very least, and certainly much more - but instead I've just found a few passing mentions at best and a plethora of media coverage about the actress with the same name. That doesn't cut it. We can't allow people to have Knowledge (XXG) articles about them that are completely dependent on sketchy encyclopedias and cannot be complemented with additional, more reliable, sources. Even if O'zME was an acceptable source, her article in O'zME is VERY short, and our only other source is a questionable namesake website of unclear authorship. There just simply isn't RS sourcing for the article's claims.--

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date of death. This article will be stuck with the problem tags forever it is remains, and there is nothing that can be done about that. I've searched high and low for verification, linked to the archived version of the website about her, found the pdf with the (very short) O'zME entry about her, but none of that can change the fact that she just doesn't make the cut. Media coverage is abysmal (the media coverage of the actress with the same name should not be confused with hers to counted toward it), fails GNG, meeting ANYBIO criteria for "likely" notablity is already a stretch (Order of Lenin and O'zME isn't a litmus test for notability, thank g-d), and none of that can compensate for overall lack of media coverage. Frankly I'm annoyed that this article was ever made, that time would have been much better spent writing an missing despratly article of any one of the

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forever it is remains, and there is nothing that can be done about that. I've searched high and low for verification, linked to the archived version of the website about her, found the pdf with the (very short) O'zME entry about her, but none of that can change the fact that she just doesn't make the cut. Media coverage is abysmal (the media coverage of the actress with the same name should not be confused with hers to counted toward it), fails GNG, meeting ANYBIO criteria for "likely" notablity is already a stretch (Order of Lenin and O'zME isn't a litmus test for notability, thank g-d), and none of that can compensate for overall lack of media coverage. Frankly I'm annoyed that this article was ever made, that time would have been much better spent writing an missing despratly article of any one of the

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encyclopedias higher notability standards/only include the absolutely most known people of a nation) is a stub. Most of the information in the article comes from the namesake website that is now a dead link. Not good. We need RS coverage - not O'zME, not a sketchy website, or other marginal source to base an article on. I've worked with O'zME, and no offense to Uzbekistan, but it SUCKS. It is filled with typos, errors, and obscure non-notable people with no other media coverage (you are literally speaking to an admin of uzbek wikipedia where O'zME is the #1 source). We do NOT want having an O'zME entry to become automatic inclusion criteria here, it would be a nightmare.--

1219:, NOT the Order of Lenin that is the highest Soviet award. And even then, most HSL are hardly notable and quite obscure, having received the title for mundane things and lacked decent RS media coverage. Either way, being a recipient of the Order of Lenin is no guarantee or determinate of notability at all - tens of thousands of people received it, most of whom will never have Knowledge (XXG) articles. And I STILL want a list of the three best RS for this topic - can that test, the ultimate test of notability - be passed? Certainly seems like it can't.-- 1568:"YaKUBOVA Maryam (December 5, 1931, Ur-Ganch) - People's Teacher (1986). Honored Teacher of Uzbekistan (1978). People's Scientist of Uzbekistan (1958). Хоразмпед. intiningfizi-kamat, phthinitugatgan (1952). From 1952 he was a teacher of physics at the 1st school in Urgench. From 1958 to 1962 he was a teacher in Urgench. Head of the Department of Public Education, director of the boarding school in Urgench in 1962-92. Or. The boarding school under his leadership was one of the few in the country that did not provide modern education." 613:), and she only received one. One Order of Lenin is not, should not, and will NEVER be a litmus test/guarantee of notability. WP:ANYBIO is still only a test for "likely" notability, a lack of sufficient sourcing per WP:GNG renders that a fail. 2. O'zME is not exactly the most reliable of sources (there are plenty of mistakes in it, since it is a hastily edited version of O'zSE) and it should NOT be the only secondary source of an article under any circumstance. This article still fails GNG and the basic three best sources test.-- 1335:(Moreover, in this last source, the mention of Yakubova apparently concerns some other article about her, by B. Volkov "To work with full dedication".) The Order of Lenin was the highest civilian decoration in the USSR. The Hero of Socialist Labor was a rank/title, which involved receiving two decorations, the Order of Lenin and a Gold Star Medal. Thus, as an award, the Hero of Socialist Labor was indeed higher. But the Order of Lenin was still a huge deal and extremely prestigious. However, of more note is Yakubova's title of 963:, very, very, low bar for inclusion not on par with general notability and WP:ANYBIO general likelyhood for notability conditions does not trump failing WP:GNG. Coverage outside O'zME is minimal to nonexistant, as with that of hundreds to thousands of other people included in the encyclopedia. Frankly O'zME should be a deprecated source considering how many errors are in it (if it's worth including in the wiki, other sources should be able to be found)-- 653:

has an entry in such a publication.) So although a person only needs to meet one criteria to pass, it seems she has met all three, or at the very least two. Therefore I stand by my !vote that the article should be retained in the encyclopedia. There is additional sourcing out there which could be added to the article, if you do a search on Google Books, you will find a lot. I'm surprised you didn't discover that when you did your

1478:, which seemed a little culturally-insensitive). I'm strongly opposed to expanding the criteria that confer "inherent notability", and the award she received certainly does not meet it with how many recipients it had. Normally I would be more forgiving toward an article topic from a non-English-speaking country, but given what Planespotter has shown with regards to the utter lack of coverage outside of an apparent non-notable 648:, thank you for your comment. Just so you know, these are not my opinions but rather they are Knowledge (XXG) policies and guidelines. Our notability criteria for ANYBIO are: 1) The person has received a well-known and significant award or honor, or has been nominated for such an award several times. (She has received a well known or signficant award or honor - it does not say that she has to have received the 1049:! By this I require a valid reason as to why the National Encyclopedia of Uzbekistan is not a RS! Which this must likely be there in local medias. Maybe those that look at it weaker, aren't seeing it in the outsiders perspectives but rather in their own. And so I try look at it in Knowledge (XXG)'s thing and found it meeting criteria 1028:. Google searches about her in English and Russian (Russian page is also under AfD) find nothing. She is notable for what, exactly? There is no answer. Why did she receive her awards? Simply saying "there was such school teacher" is not an encyclopedic content. There is no substantial sourced information about this person. 470:

article should be. Keep in mind that O'zME is far more inclusive of people of low notability that other counterpart encyclopedias. Furthermore, WP:ANYBIO criteria are "likely" for notability, not guaranteed, and we have already established that most of the niche biographies in O'zME do not meet notability requirements.--

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award/honor in the land.) 2) The person has made a widely recognized contribution that is part of the enduring historical record in a specific field. (Seems like she met this as well based on the article.) 3) The person has an entry in the Dictionary of National Biography or similar publication. (She

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Poorly sourced, not independently or otherwise notable, no substansial RS coverage. Nothing can be done to improve the article at this point. I can't even find a reliable source for the date of death claimed (though I doubt this is a BLP), since the only two sources in the article predate the claimed

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ANYBIO clearly says that "People are likely to be notable if they meet any of the following standards." not that they ARE notable. Yes, she received the Order of Lenin, that that's not much at all - nearly half a million awarded it, and vast majority of single recipients of it are not notable and do

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criteria #3: The person has an entry in the Dictionary of National Biography or similar publication. (Only one criteria, not all three need to be met for ANYBIO.) The article can be improved, but it should not be deleted on the grounds of the writing, formatting or current state of the sourcing. AfD

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Can you elaborate, please, as to why the Encyclopedia is not considered an acceptable source? Specifically, what are its standards for inclusion? Because it seems to me that if it's a national publication, that should be sufficient to establish notability. The lack of online sources is not in and of

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Unless you have exhaustively searched in offline libraries in the relevant country from the 1950s to date, as well as checking all print newspaper coverage over the same period (in which case you should state so clearly), then at best you are stating that the article needs improvement (a contention

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Being in the O'zME is not a litmus test for notability. It is filled with many entries of less-than-notable people whose media coverage outside the encyclopedia is scant to nonexistant and other basic biographical information unknown. She is indeed in O'zME, but that alone is no grounds for a keep.

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You are again giving undue weight to the Order of Lenin as a notability qualifier - It was awarded hundreds of thousands of times to numerous obscure people for hardly notable things ranging from being an above-average teacher to exceeding quota of sunflower seeds grown (yes, people really did get

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I said "Few or no google results in English DOES NOT EQUAL non-notable topic". NOT "Few or no google results in ANY LANGUAGE in multiple writing systems = Notable". As an administrator on Uzbek Knowledge (XXG) I have become VERY familiar with the contents of O'zME and can personally attest that is

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I apologize for removing that comment (and mine) for an issue I thought was closed (it seemed like you wanted it removed). I have not attempted to delete it again. There is no need to flip out over a goddamn strikethrough. You are a strong Wikipedian. If seeing the entire section struckthrough was

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Formatting issues have been addressed, but that doesn't change that fact that this is a bad article lacking RS on a non-notable person with scant secondary source mentions. Her biography in O'zME that is differed to for notability (as if hastily-assembled O'zME should have the same weight as other

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Also, in my opinion, the National Encyclopedia criterion is more intended for historical figures who would not have accessible contemporary media coverage but are notable enough to endure in the national conscience for centuries. Almanac-style editions containing contemporary people shouldn't be

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as nominator - nothing can be done to improve the article at this point. I can't even find a reliable source for the date of death claimed (though I doubt this is a BLP), since the only two sources in the article predate the claimed date of death. This article will be stuck with the problem tags

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The formatting issues are not exclusive reasons for deletion (I just happened to be really annoyed by lack of effort into article). Being sloppy is not a get-out-of-jail-free card for producing an article that is largely dependent on O'zME and cannot sustain a sufficient bibliography, which no

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It is acceptable to cite O'zME in a bibliography, but an article needs more secondary sources than just that. Most biographies in O'zME are not available on English Knowledge (XXG) and do not meet any of the general notability requirements ie, significant coverage in secondary sources. One

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that have a plethora of media coverage and verifable biographical information in reliable sources. Sorry, but no Knowledge (XXG) article should be dependent on O'zME (infamous for typos and mistakes) and a namesake website, and if that's the best you can do, it must

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I'm not trying to be tendentious, but I think this is something that needs to be stated explicitly, because as it stands it seems to a casual observer (such as I am) that this encyclopedia does have a pedigree which makes it sufficient to establish notability.

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that being said, I accepted the entry on faith when I created the article (there was an Uzbek-language article which sourced to it.) If that is in fact incorrect then I withdraw the objection, but I'd like evidence that she's not in the national encyclopedia.

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I think the Uzbek spelling is correct but I also believe in the Uzbek alphabet the order of letters is different and K occurs in the end. The entries for both Maryam Yakubovas (the educator and the actress) are at the end of the pdf file, on p. 71.

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STOP! I just asked you NOT to modify my comments, and I see that you have struck my comments. Do nor do that again, as it is considered disruptive editing. Please change my comments back to what they were immediately! They should not be struck.

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Why are you !voting a second time? You should strike your second !vote. It is fine to add comments, but not to double !vote in deletion discussions to prove your point. Please, let's adhere to our policies and guidelines. Thank you.

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I did not remove your latest comments, I merely struck through a closed issue (intending to just close mine, but missing a / in the closer). If it means that much to you that , you could have added a / second <s:

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I wanted to expand my commentary on the issue and it was obviously nessesary to rebutt claims of O'zME being a sign of notability (since it REALLY isn't, as anyone that's read it can tell you considering it has

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was more rare. In fact, there would certainly be articles about Yakubova in the regional press in 1986 at the time this title was awarded, and they still exist somewhere in paper form in the Uzbek libraries.

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yes, readers of this afd know your opinion, also, could you please explain where you get "with that of hundreds to thousands of other people included in the encyclopedia." as the

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article states that it was "the highest civilian decoration bestowed by the Soviet Union". As the subject is deceased, there seems to be no valid deletion argument raised.

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For what it's worth, I, too, am not pleased by the formatting issues that were introduced into the article after it was created. But again, they can be cleaned up.

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ever received this honor, from its establishment in 1977 to the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. In terms of prestige the title was roughly comparable to

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end of my paragraph (that I added to close the strikethrough but failed due to the missing / type) instead of flipping out, so please calm the f*&% down.--

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article states that the entire encyclopedea contains 50 thousand articles, and finally, you do not need to respond to everybody who disagrees with you, see

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Poor writing is not in an of itself grounds for deletion, as articles can be cleaned up. To me, she meets the notability threshhold due to the entry in the

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purposes. Second, other sources, in Russian, do exist, although they don't allow full preview in GBooks (which is not surprising). E.g. this book

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No, it is NOT the highest civilian award in the Soviet Union, and you should know that by now considering I have already told you it is

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is a notable award - the highest civilian decoration bestowed by the Soviet Union, and indeed contributes towards notability.

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OL by itself is necessarily enough for anybio just that the emphasis on having to obtain the highest award may be misplaced.

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There are plenty of other short, niche articles there that do not meet English Knowledge (XXG) notability requirements.--

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contains a fairly detailed discussion about Yakubova, in several places. There are briefer mentions as well, e.g.

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per discussion. The article isn't adequately referenced but it meets standards as it has a source that meets

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One should not use "артистка" (actress) in search because it leads to another person with the same name,

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not a good look, just to confirm, nomination rationale was originally just the first sentence (

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1. Order of Lenin is NOT the highest Civilian decoration bestowed by the Soviet Union (that's

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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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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's

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True. More than 400 thousand people in the USSR receive this order. A page about everyone?

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too much, you are more than capable of editing the wikitext and adding the missing dash.--

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Anyhow, I don't see anything in the discussion which changes my keep vote from earlier. --

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which nominators do during the discussion, not by enhancing their original rationale.

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exponentially more notable Uzbek people without articles on English Knowledge (XXG)

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No, it does not, just as having an entry in National Encyclopedia of Uzbekistan.

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Re: the Order of Lenin award, that means she also meets criteria #1 of ANYBIO.

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I have repeatedly reiterated that National Encyclopedia of Uzbekistan has a

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This is all we know about her. I am certain this page should be deleted.

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is what I was looking for yesterday but couldn't find; thanks for that.

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so many biographies of people with no other significant media coverage

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Thanks! So, on page 71 it tells the following (Google translation):

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why would this be an issue given the 1.7million wikibio articles.

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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.

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to generate a more thorough discussion and clearer consensus.

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to generate a more thorough discussion and clearer consensus.

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list of Academics and educators-related deletion discussions

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Strange, that GBooks link is working for me. Try this one:

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notability, and the opposite would be disqualifying.

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