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expected - and granted, the Pope praying is not notable - but given the context Wiki recording who and what has been pledged is a useful precis of the events following the earthquake. The reactions article being separate avoids the main article losing its focus. The reactions article being separate allows Wiki to have in one place a record of pledges, reactions, something the mainstream media cannot complete. It allows Wiki to keep an unique record of world attitudes to China (generally) and natural disasters in tighter economic circumstances (more specifically). If it is curently a "bunch of lists" then be bold and change it - put it tables, or regional blocks, or turn it into a prose article with highlighted maps and charts.
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we could in the past. If we can find a way to make these sections relevant - and in many cases they already are - then we are onto a winner. If we can show, for example, that Nation X has pledged half as much as Nation Z, we can leave the reader to decide why that may be. The articles could place the reactions in a table, or show the geographic spread through maps or such like, to give an idea bout the worldwide context of the event. I am sure with consultation and consensus this article, adn the wider issue of reaction articles, can be saved
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regret... sympathy and condolences") are not. If Uruguay had said "we're really glad this happened", or if Malawi had said, "we don't give a fig about the quake", it would at least have been interesting, but this is dry as well as transitory. So, yes, it's sourced, but so is the entire run of newspapers every day - not everything in the news merits an encyclopedia article. Given that none of these reactions was profound enough that probably anyone will remember them a week's hence, let's delete for lack of notability.
734:"Sometimes side articles like 2004 U.S. election voting controversies and 2004 U.S. presidential election controversy and irregularities can be created to help to stabilize content on the main article, in this example, the U.S. presidential election, 2004 article. A compelling reason for creating side articles is that various editors will continue to add the same details of current events to the main article unless there is another place for the rapid influx of information to be recorded." 1158:. The 2008 Sichuan earthquake is one of the major natural catastrophes of all times. How different countries react to it reflects not only their stated position in aiding, but also to some extent, their relation with China. It is also good for record keeping, if we want to check if the promised aids were delivered. Besides, this article exist only because the original article is getting too long. Surely nobody would like to wipe out the entire "International relief" section in the 589:. I'm the 'creator of this article' mentioned above. I feel my opinions have been somewhat misconstrued. I created it after considerable discussion on the original article page, in which I wanted to delete the secion, and the 'Foreign and domestic aid' secion. A compromise seemed to be moving it into a separate article, which met no opposition, so that's what I did it. 1052:
Without this article being separate, the original article (already with an aid pledge section) will become very long and unwieldy. Without this section at all, Wiki administrators may have to decide whether a new policy will have to be drawn up, for I suspect the international reaction sections were
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announcements of sympathy. As governments and NGOs frequently make such announcements they are of little encyclopedic value. These mainly get into news stories as a local angle and into Knowledge probably for similar motivations but also in both cases due to a lack of high-quality information on the
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This is why I think maybe a review of international reaction articles/sections should be started. I really believe these sections have an encyclopedic value, certainly if we look back at how certain leaders or certain nations spoke to or about others in certain years, in ways far more specific than
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To address your substantive point - yes, the earthquake deserves an article, as I said. That doesn't mean a string of officials saying "we're sorry" (which always happens after a disaster) is also notable, and the fact that the article is well-sourced, as I have said, does not imply conformity with
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Yet another silly "reactions to..." article. It fails WP:N, which requires "more than just a short burst of news reports about a single event or topic to constitute evidence of sufficient notability". The earthquake itself is notable, no doubt. The boilerplate reactions to it ("deep sorrow... deep
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Few dispute that we could have an article on this topic, but consensus, as determined by weighing the strength of arguments made here, is that we do not need an article that is essentially a digest of dozens of government statements to the effect of "we're very sorry." Many "delete" arguments cite
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What comes from the messages on both sides above is a need to evaluate the policy on international reactions, major news event articles, and how best to bring into articles the reactions from world bodies. I am not sure how to go about this, but could someone with a bit of clout initiate a policy
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Knowledge is not an information store. If all information is correctly cited, then nothing unique is contained within. Otherwise it would be original research. Therefore all information is publicly available - we don't need to store it up for future generations. The content here is not worthy of
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I was one of the editors who discussed on the earthquake article talk page about the hiving off of this article. The numerous "allowed" reaction-to-events articles have been mentioned before so I will not rattle through them here. The world has reacted to this event, now i know it is usual and
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Otolemur, I turned a blind eye when you were harassing the IP, but this will not hold. Please stop accusing people of things like this. Just because you disagree with them, does not give you the right to accuse people. Go discuss this on the talk page, or debate peacefully for its keep.
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That is definitely a good idea. However, you have missed quite a few important points from some countries. If you can do this completely and fully, then this article will definitely survive. I still think some material should be merged back to the main article, though.
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The creator of this article says that he will try his best to improve this article within 4 days, but if it does not meet standards, leave a message on my talk page and I will perform the merge. You may delete afterwards. If it passes, then everything is all fine.
1484:. I have a good idea all set up for it, which can be seen in the main article's talk page. Any comments are welcome. But I agree with the nominator that this article seems like random scraps of information as well as a large amount of duplication, 782:
As I said before: that all is a matter of course and an act of courtesy. Not worth to loose any word on it. What has some value is the other list in the main aticle concerning financial/material/personal assistance. That's not questioned here.
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I opposed the move in the first place, but it was moved anyways. So I stayed shut and worked on improving this particular article. I will now work on reaching consensus to move this back to the main article. Give me a day or two.
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The merger would increase the quality of the main article, since the main article is just a list of countries and money figures. A single, nice quote from a nice leader would be a nice thing to go along with the list of money.
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Bad faith nom. I will propose to take some measures against the nominator so that he cannot disrupt the AfDs. This is well-sourced article documenting the international reaction to a major earthquake. We have similar articles
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I think this article should be deleted, it's not worhty of its own article and the content should definitly be merged. I echo Otolemur crassicaudatus's comments above though, that nom is ridiculous, badly written and bad
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I can summarise the article in four words: "ground shakes. people sad." - as the nom says, this is just a list of boilerplate reactions, unlike 9/11 or Lebanon where you can have X governments supporting and Y opposing.
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per nom. It's easy to rack up sources showing that multiple countries expressed sympathy for the victims of this earthquake, but harder to explain why that qualifies as an encyclopedia article. Unlike in the case of
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inclusion in an encyclopaedia; therefore it should be chopped. If, some time later, someone wishes to construct an article on 'reactions' then noone would be happier than me. For now, it surely has to go. --
1480:. I am still intent on the merger. Based on some of the comments above, I somehow disillusioned myself that somebody would come and fix it. Seeing as nothing is happening, I am now, once again, considering 1138:
I'm all for a centralised review of the "international reaction" articles - right now we're creating them in a sort of haphazard way after many big events, but a review, a policy even, would serve us well.
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I dont think there is much doubt that the subject will continue to be important enough for this sort of detailed coverage.People should letthis sort of article be developed, not rushing in the same day.
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the reactions page is merged into the main page about the earthquake, we should leave a redirect rather than deleting the reactions page altogether. This is the standard procedure to comply with the
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United States: President George W. Bush gave China his condolences, and stated that "the thoughts and prayers of the American people are with the Chinese people, especially those directly affected.
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Anyways, those reactions that you've listed have things in them besides just a list of countries. Plus, the 32kb standard, if that even is a standard, can be surpassed, greatly, at that. --
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The "short burst" clause of WP:N should not apply. This is not really regular news reporting. Considering most of these nations have some kind of business or political tie with the PRC.
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If you have ideas and some energy to put into it, I'd say you would have enough clout to give it a try. I'd suggest coming up with a moderately specific proposal, and taking it up at
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Yes, that's what I meant. Consensus on the talk page seems to be leaning towards a merge; and will probably end up as such, unless Chzz manages to bring this article up to scratch. --
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Also, the "Foreign and domestic aid" section from the main article will ultimately need to be integrated (as per the Hurricane Katrina article) for the desired educational value.
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at best. This just doesn't look very encyclopaedic, but I think it'd look like good Wikiquote material.... though a bit too abstract for that. Perhaps with additional work... --
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Again, yes, it's sourced. But it's also quite ephemeral - that X,Y and Z expressed their condolences is not exactly encyclopedic material, per the "short burst" clause of WP:N.
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Haha169, I'm open to various suggestions. I prefer deletion (which is why I made the nomination), but if consensus leads in another direction, I suppose that's fine too.
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I'm sorry, but my nomination was written in good English and presented policy-based reasons for deletion. No bad faith was involved - or would you like to point it out?
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becoming something of a standard following events. If this deletion goes through, then this "consensus built standard" will fall under question indeed. I say "keep"
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I invite you to take those measures - there's nothing out of the ordinary in this nomination and any official fora are bound to laugh off a complaint of "frivolity".
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Another worthy idea, assuming those reactions were suitably notable and the article didn't simply become a dumping ground for random quotes and bits of news.
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Pegasus, could you describe your ideas for a plausible merge on the Earthquake article's talk page? It would be helpful to hear more opinions. Thanks!
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this page is very important and includes info that may become harder to find later on as the user aboove said so I agree it should be kept.Thank you.
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regarding the proposed merges; the main article is already large as it is. It would be much more plausible to instead merge the bulk of information
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Not everything. Just the important ones like North Korea and United States. See full list in talk page. (Also, only snippets of those sections.) --
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review article or discussion article? It would help in the long run, I have some ideas, and it may be good to build a consensus going forward.
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is becoming too long. To maintain wikipedia's standard article size, i.e. 32 KB, this information cannot be merged. The nom is frivolous.
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WP:N. Not every scrap of news deserves its place in an encyclopedia. You're free to disagree, but please do so in a civil fashion.
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I like that proposal. Should the article survive deletion (as appears probable), it ought to receive our full consideration.
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I did not say I would improve the article within 4 days; I said that we should await the result of this AFD, referencing
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My opinion is that it would devalue the main article, as the information is not worthy of an encyclopaedic article. --
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type argument, but this topic is valid topic. Not only this, any this kind of topic is valid topic. The main article
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event, thus they fill a news vacuum in the initial hours. But they have very little value to an encyclopedia. --
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a
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Brunei: Prime Minister Hassanal Bolkiah expressed great sadness at the loss of life and destruction in China.
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Yes. But here is nothing worthy for keeping. What is the message the reader gets from an information like
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AfDs typically run 5 days, so let me make a deal: if you merge back within 4 days, I'll withdraw.
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is a laundry list of quotes which is very repetitive to read. One possible solution I tried out
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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article? Why should China's earthquake of comparable casualties makes any differences?--
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information, it would be a worry, but since it's not (see the "short burst" clause of
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Germany: German Chancellor Angela Merkel has offered her condolences as well (...).
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Again: What is the information for the reader? There is none. None, except for
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I personally have worked my ass off for this article to see it kept.
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Thailand: The Thai government sent a letter of condolence to China.'
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or maybe merge in vastly shortened form. The article as it exists
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I can't see a consensus in the discussion 'leaning toward a merge'.
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issues raised by this case, but are for the most part limited to
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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most of these information may become harder to find later on.
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International response to the 2005 Kashmir earthquake
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Reactions to the 2008 Sichuan earthquake
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