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as
Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. The religious philosophy discusses the concepts of religion, philosophical thoughts about existence from a religious standpoint, as well as topics outside the monotheistic discussions. There is going to be an overlap, obviously, but that's embraced, rather than frowned upon in the category system. While I don't think a rename for either categories is necessarily in order, I do think that the Theology category's introduction should more clearly explain this, to clarify for those not familiar with the topics of study. (For further info, check out the
5097:, Nearly one third of the world is "Christian" in some way, rendering this category completely ridiculous. Furthermore there's nothing that should be special about a mathematician being of the Christian religion any more than a mathematician being anything more specific, like a Mormon or Baptist. Are we going to make categories for mathematicians with blue eyes next? This does not appear to be category of Christian followers who are still mathematicians and even if it was its silly because nothing prevents a mathematician from BEING a Christian, so its not something to note.
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strange reasons the nominators always go for the Jews first (if I nominated Greek, Greek-American, British-Greek (yes, it exists) and Greek
Orthodox categories and lists for deletion, I would probably be blocked). So, I am voting a strong "Keep" on any of these until every single last category and list is nominated, at which point I will vote "Delete", although that will be fairly pointless, because, the majority of people would vote "Keep". But, as for my "Delete" vote that day - you have that as a promise if you're ever up to it
2103:. I read this in a book on Maroon societies, but it's not meant as any kind of disparagement of Brazilian Jewish people. They were not overrepresented among slaveowners in Brazil and the vast majority of Brazilian slave owners were of course Catholic. The slaves of Jewish people did become noted among some Maroons, possibly because of rarity. Also Jewish slave owners had no urge to convert their slaves so maybe, maybe, they were given greater freedom to maintain African traditional religions.--
3692:, a long time back, the note I put was "People who are or were players of various forms of draughts, sometimes called checkers. At present the category is underpopulated so does not separate into subcategories like Category:International draughts players or Category:Pool checkers players." I see now this is insufficiently clear and I should have said "People who are or were notable as players of various forms of draughts." After all people who just played checkers for fun, like
5355:, etc. If you'll actually check the names I put in this category you'll find almost all of them were monks, nuns, priests, ministers, and or people who learned math in Christian institutions. If judging by what nationality they learned in is valid why not this? (Besides the everpresent "This is Knowledge (XXG) where it is our duty to ignore everyone's religion at every point.") Added to that we have
3584:(By the way, all of this talk about sociology is silly. New Yorkers are, large and by, not as portrayed by Woody Allen; generally, only the generation of immigrants has clear and strong common traits. When it comes to anybody anywhere else, the label - as an ethnic label - can be utterly misleading. In general, it is a label that is being adjudicated by descent - any descent.
396:. I have never used CFD, so I am unsure of what justifies the deletion here. I was the creator of the category, to group all the Weaponlord characters with the article on the game. However, since then, the character articles have been deleted, and this category will stand with this article (or perhaps one or two others) indefinately, and I simply believe that it is obsolete.
1392:? A general category of Christians or even "Christians known for religious work" could get way overfull, same with Muslims. (Less so with Judaism as it's a much smaller religion) And if you're going to have that plus writers why not a "by occupation" category? Granted the two examples I gave would possibly be better served by say a Category for religion and the arts.--
1741:, the intersection of two categories that are usually unrelated, and one of which is deeply private. There may be a discussion of the way religion has affected mathematics elsewhere, but a category or a list is no means of gathering information that in several cases is ambiguous or to be withheld - non-inclusion seems to be taken as a statement of exclusion.
5198:. According to beyond, why note gender, birthdays, and birthplace? That too does not affect the person. The answer is that we view wikipedia as an encyclopedia with unparalled cross-referencing and indexing ability, and to throw out this kind of impersonal and public information is near criminal, and this is comping from someone with deletionist tendencies
2669:. According to beyond, why note gender, birthdays, and birthplace? That too does not affect the person. The answer is that we view wikipedia as an encyclopedia with unparalled cross-referencing and indexing ability, and to throw out this kind of impersonal and public information is near criminal, and this is coming from someone with deletionist tendencies
6631:(in response to previous comments). Please consider how someone would decide whether something like "Life after death" should be in Theology, Religious philosophy and doctrine, or both. There are a large number of subcategories which contain material applicable to both, and so if they were properly sorted, there would be quite a large overlap. --
4767:"awfully" complicated; you already see the full depth -- that is, 2 levels, no more. This is not intended to be a specific categorization scheme like LC or Dewey Decimal, where every book has its own number in order. Rather, it's just 100 broad categories of article topics. It could not be much simpler and still have any utility.
3105:"Caring" is not the policy here. Fortunately we have policy, and that is if (a) someone has self-identified as part of a religion and (b) that religion has influenced their notability then the cat is justified. In this case, you have to make an argument that religion can influence notability, and you havent done it. Sorry!
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I don't want to get dragged back into this, but I created this category. I know what I created for and you're wrong. This is not a category for mathematicians who happen to be
Christian. This is a category for people whose significance is both math and Christianity. Several of the names are beatified
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I created this because I think it's potentially useful as history as there was a time where
Christian institutions were where people learned math or where mathematicians were advocates on religious matters. Also if the others survive I hoped this could. If you want further justification for it that's
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MadJack, if you had so much as bothered to read the discussion on Hindu
Mathematicians linked above, you would realise that this cat was being used as a precedent. It should be clear that this means that this one is coming to CfD, without having to assume anything about the motives of the nominators.
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Actually, it's not anti-Semitism at all that I'm talking about. Just paranoia from these people, some of whom are Jewish and some who are not, that these categories are somehow harmful to the people listed or can place them in danger or label them somehow, etc. That kind of stuff. That's why the user
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Let's not get into childish accusations of anti-semitism. Anyone in the right mind can see that it just so happens Jewish categories are among the most ridiculous and overhyped on wikipedia, that's the "strange reason" why a lot get nominated. They're also the hardest to delete because everyone fears
6667:
Religious philosophy is different than
Theology. (In the university system, they fall under different headings, Philosophy and Theology.) The explicit difference here is the "theo-" in theology. The theology category is about topics for discussions about the monotheistic abrahamic religions, such
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No, I am honestly saying that I would vote delete once all are nominated, and I'm not the only one saying that. It's grossly unfair to have one category but not the other (ala the Irish - Italian - American politicians as I mentioned above). I don't see why it's such a crazy idea to nominate all of
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per policy. (a) if someone self-identifies, certifiably, as part of a religion and (b) that self-identification is central to their claims to notability, then the cat is justified, as per policy laid down following much discussion. I fail to see it justified here. Thus all arguments to keep that are
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Because I assumed it was obvious that this would be for people who are relevant as
Christians and mathematicians so at first I saw no need to put that in. The names being Jesuits, monks, saints, and professors of theology seemed to make it clear. However whenever religion comes up you have to spell
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Knowledge (XXG) is not an indiscriminate collection of information. We shouldn't make categories for every single issue concerning a group of people. I don't see why being a priest and a mathematician or learning mathematics at a
Christian institution is so relevant we must categorize it. Maybe its
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doesn't follow that? Even people who were
Christian converts are on the list, so clearly it has nothing to do with the religion itself. People will argue "because Jewish is an ethnicity too" but the category doesn't follow any set rules for that either. But most importantly, not everything is worth
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True. I was silly enough to think that it was just presumed we should obey the rules governing lists and categories. (That the category only be of those whose X+Y status is important to said person's notability) I didn't consider that you have to actually explain those rules on the category's page,
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then their faith is obviously important to who they are regardless of their not being ordained or qualified theologians. But to mention the religion of every Tom-Dick-and-Jane makes no sense, especially when there are so many variant ways of doing it and add to it that the very people themselves do
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from the school's official athletics site. If you search the same site for UMass women's athletic programs, you'll find that they consistently call women's teams and athletes "Minutewomen". By the way, "UMass" is a widely used abbreviation for the school, and the school itself uses it for branding
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Possibly. However, it is puzzling that people would make that kind of statement at the end of a long discussion rehearsing arguments on both sides. I think we can, even with the best of faith, assume that that editor did not in fact read the arguments, or else he or she would have had something to
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Given that these categories do not take piety or religious affiliation into consideration, how is this different from saying "Whites have made great contributions to science, as measured by Nobel Prizes"? Could we create a category of "Black
Criminals"? After all, this moral talk is just nonsense,
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I did put a fairish bit of work into this and whether it is eventually implemented in its current form or deeper within the engine, I'd not like to see the work done so far wasted. I'd say, move it into my userspace if it offends your eyes but since it's made of Category pages, I don't think that
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or something like that. Nonetheless, it still feels like the category is utterly pointless and burdensome. Simply because its your hobby to category people by their religious influence doesn't make it a valid category to have on an encyclopedia. I'm not suggesting its a bad category just not one
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This debate is getting tiring. If any particular subject is of interest to many other people, if the info is correct and does not violate any kind of copyright or privacy restriction, it should be in Knowledge (XXG). All this moral talk is of no relevance. There is a reason why we don't have
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Well the good things about deleting these categories and lists (all of them), is that I don't have to spend time sourcing them. And, it makes it harder for the "Jewishness deleters" to find these names and delete mentions of their Jewishness. However, when it comes to these nominations, for some
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It being "just any mathematician of the Christian religion" is not what I ever intended. Even before the delete vote I was only looking for mathematicians whose Christianity or religious work was notable enough to be in their articles. At present almost every name is of people notable for their
3848:
May I congratulate you on your mastery of the colloquial, which does, however, imply that I am quite unsure what exactly you are being insulting about. The bit I understand, however, indicates that I have not quoted policy. I have done so elsewhere on these pages, in which (as you perhaps know,
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I don't have a problem with you noting he's a sockpuppet, provided that's actually true, but some of what you are blocking out are simply comments he made to me which I did not find offensive or irrelevant. That said he "crossed the line" by marking out one "Keep" vote, at the Christian one, by
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I'd prefer "notable for their religion" and not influenced by it. Still there were mathematicians whose religion influenced their mathematical work. The most obvious is that they tried to use math prove the existence of God or Gods or otherwise support their religion. There are several Muslims,
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This is a category for those who are known for their Christianity and mathematics. In certain cases it involves those who tried to combine the too, to take one example Pavel Florensky. See Category:Mathematics and culture for other elements of the humanities that have been related to math and
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This isn't indiscriminate. I'm not mixing professions or anything like that. I'm going by what can be a defining characteristic of a person as mathematician is a person. I ask you look at who I actually put in the category. Look at the noted I added to it. I gave support why the subject is of
5924:, I intended the non-list portion to become larger than the list) Also "inspired" would be too subjective and possibly POV, or just confusing. An atheist mathematician could be inspired by Christianity, as in inspired by certain aspects of it or inspired by it to be an activist against it.--
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Further, categorization is extremely important for indexing and research purposes. If someone is doing a study on the effects of Hindu or Christian scientists on their fields, it is natural to search via category, as opposed to a massive text search over all 1M+ articles in wikipedia. --
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As for the lack of biographies on Jewish slave traders (or Jewish speculators, say) - that, I am afraid, is due in part to a lack of interest. I certainly shall not write such biographies myself. Let somebody else do as much - for the purpose of having the category deleted, I would hope.
2675:. Further, categorization is extremely important for indexing and research purposes. If someone is doing a study on the effects of Hindu or Jewish scientists on their fields, it is natural to search via category, as opposed to a massive text search over all 1M+ articles in wikipedia. --
1995:. Further, categorization is extremely important for indexing and research purposes. If someone is doing a study on the effects of Hindu or Jewish scientists on their fields, it is natural to search via category, as opposed to a massive text search over all 1M+ articles in wikipedia. --
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20:22, 18 September 2006 (UTC) P.S. On the one hand, supporting the And Beyond guy's opinion feels wrong, but on the other hand, I'm a professional who knows the clinical meaning of narcissist and I don't like seeing it misused. Moreover, I just hate vague, POV-dependent categories.
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character will be clearly labeled "narcissist" by its creator, that labelling would have to be done by WP editors. And with a fuzzy label like narcissism deciding who is one and who isn't would require quite a judgement call. Interesting category, but unmaintainable per WP rules.
1121:, as the content of all "by religion" categories should be reduced according to the German solution and further subcategorizing by occupation would be pointless. For data mining purposes, you can always use the category intersection tool at the tools server (if it's not down). --
5657:
Well, you and I might not think its that crazy, but I guarantee many, many users will think it outrageous. I don't see WHY it's such an issue to nominate each individually. I also don't see what Italian-American politicians has to do with the Occupations by Religion categories.
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Hindus, and Christians who did this. Another is that they used their respect as mathematicians to advance their religion. For example there were Jesuit missionaries in China who translated mathematical works in the hopes they could gain the respect needed to gain converts.
2008:
And what on earth makes you think that it is valid to classify and "study" human beings in such a way? What will keep a category of, say, Jewish slave traders from arising, other than a (dishonest!) ad-hoc policy? See my comments on Jack O'Lantern's webpage.
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Jewish mathematicians has actual controversy. Hindu mathematicians is merely used by people to denigrate the religion, not because of any lapses in research which may or may not happen in this cat. I dont discriminate so all cats of mathematicians should be
3073:, categorizing by ethnicity and by religion is bad™. But I assume this must be addressed by a more ambitious attack, including better formulated rationale for deletion, comparison with other encyclopedias, and of course listing all affected categories. --
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4753:. It's intended to be integrated with Watchlist and Search but of course this will require developer work. You see how far I got; then I had an extensive series of chats with some of the dev team on IRC. The reaction was very good but this system
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This is an interesting argument, but you should make it on the appropriate policy page. In particular, if there is an article on Jewish mathematics or Hindu mathematics, these names will emerge in the text. If there is no article, then it is
4762:
For my money, you can delete it if you like -- but why? It's not as though it incurs any significant overhead just sitting there. It's entirely possible that it will indeed prove useful in future when the dev ball gets rolling. I hope it's
3783:
This is more a matter of misuse than anything essential. Show that someone can't be equally notable for being Jewish and a mathematician. To give you examples of mathematicians whose Jewish status is important to their significance I cite:
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The category should be limited to those whose cultural, ethnic, or religious identity is valid to their public life or notability. That this is possibly not being adequately done does not mean getting it done is impossible or unworth the
2121:
Should we make a list of lists of bad Jews that got deleted in the last year or so? Mind you, I am delighted they got deleted. I am not proposing they should be restored. Rather, shouldn't we simply make a list of names of deleted lists?
3573:
Would you vote against deleting the "Jewish spies" category, which was deleted (fortunately!) some time ago? What about the lists of "leading Jewish bolsheviks" or "Jewish members of the Soviet secret police" beloved of antisemites (see
1989:. We view wikipedia as an encyclopedia with unparalled cross-referencing and indexing ability, and to throw out this kind of impersonal and public information is near criminal, and this is coming from someone with deletionist tendencies
5871:
If anything, he should have named the category something more relevant. "Christian mathematicians" gives off the same impression as "Jewish mathematicians' that being, mathematicians who are that religion. Regardless, it's listcruft.
3032:
It's not once a year. A variety of Christian and Catholic lists I worked on were deleted. As were Categories. In fact the massive deletion of any reference to anyone's religion ever was part of why I once left. (I mean the article on
2955:
I'm just saying Catholic lists and categories have been up for deletion many times. Maybe not as many as Jewish, but that's because when Catholic categories are up for deletion the deleters tend to win. As for Eastern Orthodoxy
5667:
I don't think I have to explain that "Jewish" is a lot more than a religion, and that, if we have Italian-American politicians, we obviously must have Jewish-American politicians. (i.e. regarding "Jewish mathematicians")
1765:; I take it you mean to include all the subcats as well, such that they all go, or all stay? If so, it would not trouble me to see them all go, I don't see any compelling need to categorise mathematicans by religion. --
2047:. However, I am certain that you have the intellectual honesty to realize that a category with at most four or five entrants may be considered a borderline category, and there is less reason for it. Categories like
554:, category is subjective. A large number of criteria for inclusion are listed, however not one of them gives an objective basis for inclusion. It also includes a rather strange selection of characters, such as
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as their math work only seemed vaguely related to science. If this category dies I hope someone will put them in the main cat for me.(And if that's deleted eek) I've also tried to remove a few names that were
3849:
having voted on them) several similar cats are up for deletion. Sometimes one gets tired of typing. Though given that you've taken to replying to everything I've ever said, I suppose that doesnt apply to you.
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Once the confusion was resolved about what I intended Bellbird still disagreed with me. That said this person has every right to vote however they see fit and the stated reason may not necessarily be the only
5606:
I hope you realize nobody in Knowledge (XXG) History will ever do what you're requesting. On wikipedia, we must single out certain categories to use as precedents. Oh and "Christian" is not an ethnicity.
3133:
could be interesting, and there would be enough names for a category, but that doesn't mean it'd be appropriate. I think this is or can be useful and appropriate, but interesting isn't enough in itself.--
5637:
No sane wikipedia user will ever nominate all these lists at once because it will inevitably get a "speedy keep." So you're basically commenting that you're going to vote "keep" no matter what, correct?
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Once again, do you really expect someone to nominate every ethnicity and religion category at once or is this some type of joke? If you WANT them to be deleted, you are majorly slowing down the process.
5217:
I think you misunderstand what I said a lot. According to "me", why not gender, birthdays, and birthplace?? Well, I never posed those questions. We can put whatever is somewhat relevant to their lives
2156:. Categories should be used for primary characteritics of a person, not as lousy database tool. WP is not database and should not provide database services, at least with current MediaWiki software.
5709:- per Provelt and some mathematicians are quite inspired by their religious beliefs. This should possibly be more of an umbrella cat for different denominations who may not be cozy with one another.
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because only if famous people are known to be instrically known for their role as religious scholars and leaders, or well-known clergy in their religion, is their religion of any significance, see
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because only if famous people are known to be instrically known for their role as religious scholars and leaders, or well-known clergy in their religion, is their religion of any significance, see
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because only if famous people are known to be instrically known for their role as religious scholars and leaders, or well-known clergy in their religion, is their religion of any significance, see
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because only if famous people are known to be instrically known for their role as religious scholars and leaders, or well-known clergy in their religion, is their religion of any significance see
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Knowledge (XXG) is not a tool for you to practice your hobby of categorizing people by their religious practice or background, T. Anthony. Please treat this as what it is, an encyclopedia.
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who nominated this nominated this in the first place. My biff is that no one ever singles out all lists of, say, Greeks, Greek-Americans and Greek Orthodox people in the same manner.
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My hobby? Since when? True I have an interest in religion and the religion of historical figures, but as far as I can recall the only religion categories I created before this were
3192:, absolutely NO legitimate reason to delete it. Jews have made great contributions to math and science, as shown with the amount of Jewish Nobel Prize recipients. Great category. --
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religion. However, certainly we may not have an "Italian American politicians" category but not an "Irish-American politicians category". We either have all or we don't have any.
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if the latter is kept. It wasn't my idea to create this category, by the way; it may be only coincidence that it has been created at the same time that there is a discussion in
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1981:
As with all the previous nomniations, there is value in being able to identify and cross-reference people by various categories, including religion. The category is not Mathemat
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No s/he's not. I made a sarcastic comment about putting this up for delete and almost immediately afterward it was put up for delete. It's not unreasonable to see that as odd.--
5920:. I usually prefer lists as you can explain inclusion better, but in this case I've already done two or three lists involving Christians and science.(Depending on how you view
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I know it may seem "obvious" that Christian Mathematicians would just mean mathematicians whos Christianity is important to the said personality notability, but then how come
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An encyclopedia people are rarely if ever categorized at all except alphabetically. Please treat this like what it is, a Knowledge (XXG), rather than what you wish it to be.--
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Not all of us are that techy, I'd have no idea how to use that. And although the German system is interesting it sounds like a massive reorganization for little real reason.--
2803:: While the users may be sockpuppets, the logic of AfD and CfD is that it does not matter how many votes come down on each side, but what is argued. Given that, I think that
2274:: While the users may be sockpuppets, the logic of AfD and CfD is that it does not matter how many votes come down on each side, but what is argued. Given that, I think that
1939:: While the users may be sockpuppets, the logic of AfD and CfD is that it does not matter how many votes come down on each side, but what is argued. Given that, I think that
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I don't even think mentioned he was a Catholic royalist until I added it. That omission caused a person at the talk page to ask why he was against oaths to the Republic.)--
197:. Like the "Category:Critics of George W. Bush" which has already been deleted, these categories are vague and inherently POV. They're also not well populated with names.
3053:
Further, I note that you have not marshalled any arguments to keep this other than discrimnation. If all of them are being deleted, then that is an insufficient argument.
6808:
These people have articles, so it only makes sense to group them with similar articles. There's certainly no reason to delete UMass's cats and leave all of its peers in
6080:
It is obviously not a violation of AGF to disagree with someone's argument; to accuse someone of violating AGF in this way might even be construed by some as violating
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be implemented at a much deeper level and involve a radical engine enhancement, which of course will not happen any time soon. So I put it aside pending more dev input.
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The cross out of your initial keep vote has been removed, for now, as it was not done by you. If the cross-out met with your approval feel free to bring it back.--
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Did I remember to vote keep on this? I thought I voted, but I'm not seeing it. (I didn't vote on the Christian one as I created it and feel I should not vote.)--
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This category has subcategories on musicians and writers. There are Gospel or Qawwali singers and Christian writers who are not ordained or deemed theologians.--
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Christianity, in several cases they are more known for their Christianity than their math, and if you find a name that doesn't fit that ideal I say remove it.--
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will work well. For now, I'd suggest you just leave it until somebody can show it's doing harm. Either way, no big deal -- but please don't lose the content.
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Irrelevant. This category is not for those people, it is for anyone who happens to have a Jewish forebearer. Please make your decision so it reflects that.
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6585:- There is a difference between religious philosophy and theology. IN looking at the categories, one is very clearly philosophy (read its introduction).
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In cases where the subject's religion is important to his or her occupation the occupation is usually religion-related. Otherwise the category is clutter.
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I think it is unlikely anyone is notable for being a green-eyed lesbian or that anyone's notability is equally because of their lesbianism and eye-color.
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People could also be doing a study on how left-handedness correlates with mathematical aptitude. We can't help everyone with their Psychology homework.
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There is value in being able to identify and cross-reference people by various categories, including religion. The category is not Christian Mathemat
3156:
Clearly if someone were to create green eyes lesbos, someone does. And the people in Christian mathematicians could have all been added by one user.
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I'm going to have to agree here oddly enough. "Interesting" is a vague term and not enough of a justification. A category of people who had sex with
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appearing anti-semitic if they vote "Delete." Yet, other categories are deleted without much problem. I wonder what "strange reason" is behind that.
2099:. Interestingly in Brazil a small minority of slave owners were Jewish as the former slaves of Jewish people were a segment called the "Julo" in the
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and stuff are all occupations. Also many people really find that their religion helps them in their work. A good example is the relationship between
5295:
Well I said "born" but it was really just an example. We can't make thousands of categories for every state or province a mathematician is born in.
3637:
You should know that this category isn't AT ALL about practicing Jews. It's about anybody who happens to have a Jewish ancestor. Please reconsider.
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Stay tuned. We can and will do that. This CfD doesn't want to single someone out (and not only category by ethnicity, also category by religion). --
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I changed my vote. If this is a category of "Jewish mathematics" which it appears to be, I am 100% agains't it! Sorry, Nazi ideology is long dead.
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There is value in being able to identify and cross-reference people by various categories, including religion. The category is not Jewish Mathemat
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important person unless that person has done something significant within his or her religion and is famous for having done something like that.
3808:. That's only six names, but that's a decent start for a category. Can you support the idea that their notability is unrelated to being Jewish?--
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important person unless that person has done something significant within his or her religion and is famous for having done something like that.
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Well do people care about green eyed lesbos? no. Cat Christian mathematicians has quite a large number of articles, meaning its somewhat popular.
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important person unless that person has done something significant within his or her religion and is famous for having done something like that.
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important person unless that person has done something significant within his or her religion and is famous for having done something like that.
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Please, vote for this category at the moment. If this one goes, so will others like it. "Don't single out a category" is not a valid argument.
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would seem to be a mix of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic theological topics for discussion. I think maybe we should leave this one alone. -
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Either we categorize mathemations by religion, or we don't. Singling out any particular religion for special treatment is inappropriate. --
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Either we categorize mathemations by religion, or we don't. Singling out any particular religion for special treatment is inappropriate. --
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variations of (a) this is discriminatory and (b) some who may have followed this religion has made specific contributions to mathematics
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is successfully AfDed, as it is the parent list of this category. Also note that many similar categories/lists to this have been kept. —
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3578:)? Mind you, these lists are large and by true and verifiable. If there is a problem, it resides in the pratice of categorisation itself.
558:. Additionally, if it were to be broadly defined and extended to include every megalomaniac, the end result would be unmanagably huge. --
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I voted above in favor of removing them all. My view is they should all stay, or they should all go, either of those is acceptable. --
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5178:!). Um. (Of course, I would personally prefer this category to be deleted - but, if it was created to make a point, it is a good one.)
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The purpose of these categories is not to cover all adherents of a religion
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5885:, I just didn't see this name as a problem. It seemed concise and clear.--
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T. Anthony added the description only AFTER it was nominated for deletion:
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What's the point of having categories if you can't have ones like this?--
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is all that's coming to my mind at present, but there's likely others)--
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I was making a snide joke. This is coming close to WP:Point violation.--
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Crap! Categories on en.wikipedia are really out of control. Next stop:
5862:(cur) (last) 03:22, 12 September 2006 ...And Beyond! (Talk | contribs)
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could work for people who studied Law or Medicine before mathematics.
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4654:, This tree of categories is unused and looks awfully complicated. --
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5856:(cur) (last) 16:12, 12 September 2006 T. Anthony (Talk | contribs)
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given explanation. I was hoping it would be something like that. --
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Knowledge (XXG):Village_pump_(policy)#Tagging_living_people_as_Jews
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all "fans" and "critics" categories as vague, POV, and/or trivial.-
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category. There's not enough material here to call it a category.
5859:(cur) (last) 15:54, 12 September 2006 T. Anthony (Talk | contribs)
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per very straightforward Knowledge (XXG) categorization policy. —
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I can't understand the claims of those who find it irrelevant; it
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per very straightforward Knowledge (XXG) categorization policy. —
6026:, but I can't see any sensible reason for wanting this deleted.--
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because they're overrepresented in the US prison system? Please.
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5589:- meh, you know what. The day when one of these users nominated
5282:. Again what's your reason not New Jersey? You are aware of say
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5478:. Anyone has some spare servers to fork Knowledge (XXG) now? --
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That's because this category does not use the same standard as
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things out in minute detail or the hysterics will comes out.--
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theology, and that any other religious philosophy fell under
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nom was apparently the result of a mis-communication between
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Category:Transgender and transsexual scientists and engineers
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Sure except I think we already have something like that with
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Category:Lesbian, gay, bisxual, or transgender mathematicians
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going on. If this category were to be kept like the category
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nom was apparently the result of a mis-communication between
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is clearly a religious category but is not up for deletion.--
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nom was apparently the result of a mis-communication between
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Personen, die für ihre Religion Wichtigkeit hatten oder haben
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nom was apparently the result of a mis-communication between
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except on a case-by-case basis if it fails out guidelines of
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If either one is acceptable, I think that I would prefer a
4967:. I'm fine with either, but not it staying the way it is.--
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although I'm willing to wait. This looks like some sort of
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on the umbrella nomination. My view is that they should
4802:- I'd like to see where this goes before we delete it. --
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pending explanation. I left a message with the creator -
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on the condition that all the others go as well. --
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as sockpuppets. Please ignore their contributions.-
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on the condition that all the others go as well. --
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as sockpuppets. Please ignore their contributions.-
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Christianity and Mathematics (Middlesex University)
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users attacked me by putting certain cats up first.
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6412:) are notable but the category should be deleted.
6739:Category:UMass Minutemen men's basketball players
6730:Category:UMass Minutemen men's basketball coaches
6526:. I think it's a more widely used term, and like
5883:Category:Christians in the history of mathematics
5221:but a category? Are we really going to be making
3368:- well-referenced cat. 143 is a very good number.
6816:. Rename, probably, or keep, but do not delete.
4892:Speedy Delete G4: Recreation of deleted material
3920:Category:Short story collections by Stephen King
3888:Category:Short story collections by Stephen King
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5345:Christianity and mathematical science (McTutor)
4959:And while we're on the subject, let's consider
3346:Pavel, have you read the opening paragraphs to
2974:Category:Metropolitans and Patriarchs of Moscow
2167:Pavel, have you read the opening paragraphs to
1189:Pavel, have you read the opening paragraphs to
162:Category:Political supporters of George W. Bush
2240:- if only this wouldn't end in "no consensus"
2216:Whats more irrelevant are your annoying rants.
5983:to know the religious status or ethnicity of
5286:and other places mathematicians live/lived?--
5247:Category:People from New Jersey by occupation
3924:Category:Stephen King short story collections
3503:to know the religious status or ethnicity of
2309:to know the religious status or ethnicity of
1507:Dark_Shikari: And you may be in violation of
1326:to know the religious status or ethnicity of
238:for the same reasoning as the discussion for
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6617:both categories are fine where they are. --
6329:category:People convicted of organized crime
6286:Category:People convicted of organized crime
6263:category:People convicted of organized crime
5977:Category:Knowledge (XXG) notability criteria
5264:Category:Mathematicians from the Pacific rim
3497:Category:Knowledge (XXG) notability criteria
3270:Bellbird has no point. Hes merely violating
2303:Category:Knowledge (XXG) notability criteria
1963:the closing admin; I was making a request.--
1536:per T. Anthony; I strongly agree with him.--
1320:Category:Knowledge (XXG) notability criteria
6754:this discussion of its "Minutemen" nickname
6743:Category:UMass Minutemen basketball players
6734:Category:UMass Minutemen basketball coaches
6340:Agreed; have included latter in A. Thanks,
6325:category:People involved in organized crime
5591:every single list and category by ethnicity
4948:Category:Wikipedians interested in penguins
3390:. It's much more relaxed in its inclusion.
2897:every single list and category by ethnicity
128:Category:Media supporters of George W. Bush
6493:Category:Religious philosophy and doctrine
6478:Category:Religious philosophy and doctrine
5536:go. I could live with either of those. --
5417:Category:People by religion and occupation
5369:Category:People by religion and occupation
5223:Category:Mathematicians born in New Jersey
1781:Category:People by religion and occupation
1643:. Useful category in many cases, possible
1047:Category:People by religion and occupation
6814:Category:College men's basketball players
6810:Category:College men's basketball coaches
6552:Category:Things that happened in the past
6410:A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints (film)
5353:Christianity and Math (Trinity Christian)
3211:Jewish is also an ethnicity. We do have
5896:Mathematicians inspired by Christianity
5723:Changed per discussion with and beyond.
3519:Religion is irrelevant to mathematics.
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5260:Category:Mathematicians born in Dallas
4815:, make a feature request to the Devs.
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6757:purposes, especially in athletics. —
5419:, the various occupation segments of
5274:No we wouldn't that's silly. We have
3312:: I find this category very useful.--
2059:of entries. The comparison is flawed
2043:exists, you can make an argument for
1847:Persons, important for their religion
1753:and delete all subcats, obviously. --
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60:Category:Supporters of George W. Bush
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6168:Why shouldn't this category exist?--
5476:Categorie:Brunette fictional deities
5429:Category:Nationalities by occupation
5245:Why not New Jersey? We already have
5227:Category:Mathematicians born in 1878
3826:. The above vote merely shows a POV
3213:Category:African American scientists
2970:Category:Russian Orthodox Christians
2962:Category:Greek orthodox philosophers
2958:Category:Eastern Orthodox Christians
2095:. It includes the ethnic subsection
1805:to criteria already employed by its
799:Category:Deadliest natural disasters
767:Category:Deadliest natural disasters
6750:University of Massachusetts Amherst
6505:If no difference, reverse merge as
5935:Category:Mathematicians by religion
5440:So would you be for something like
5168:Category talk:Jewish Mathematicians
3822:- The above vote has not cited any
2647:Category talk:Jewish_mathematicians
1801:I'd suggest restricting the use of
1705:Category:Mathematicians by religion
1083:, for all the reasons given below.
849:List of deadliest natural disasters
6406:A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints
6282:Category:People in organized crime
5837:? Or is that next to be deleted?--
5472:Category:Left handed mathematicans
5240:Category:Mathematicians by century
4728:Library of Congress Classification
3598:pr several of the reasons above.--
2065:on both points, in my opinion. --
2041:Category:Slave traders by religion
1362:T. Anthony: You are throwing in a
989:. Overcategorization at present. -
240:Category:Critics of George W. Bush
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5616:Yes, sorry, I meant by ethnicity
5060:Category:Christian mathematicians
5027:Category:Christian mathematicians
4749:an article classification system
3676:Category:Christian mathematicians
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1873:Category:Christian mathematicians
1375:not classify themselves as such.
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6331:. "in" needs to be clarified. -
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3002:was up for delete before this.--
2968:. For Russian Orthodoxy I find:
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6297:Category:Organized crime people
6231:Category:Organized crime people
6183:and rhetorical questions above.
5943:Category:Scientists by religion
5747:so that is totally irrelevant.
5219:in their corresponding articles
2982:Category:Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
2966:Category:Greek Orthodox clerics
2534:involves something like that.--
686:Tigger, a narcissist? Howso? --
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1386:Category:Christian musicians
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5238:On year are you aware of
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43:September 13
38:September 11
6797:Rick Pitino
6759:Dale Arnett
6103:Strong Keep
6086:Holdenhurst
6028:Holdenhurst
5707:Strong Keep
5444:? That's a
5387:marginal.--
5188:Strong Keep
3949:Her Pegship
3934:Nick Curtis
3611:Strong Keep
3600:Holdenhurst
3596:Strong Keep
3310:Strong Keep
3190:Strong Keep
3083:Strong keep
2825:instructing
2805:instructing
2659:Strong Keep
2400:Holdenhurst
2398:relevant.--
2276:instructing
2144:per above.
1979:Strong Keep
1961:instructing
1941:instructing
1809:equivalent
1550:Holdenhurst
1364:red herring
1252:missionairy
1148:ad extremum
1144:Strong Keep
837:Holdenhurst
835:As above.--
679:Holdenhurst
288:as per nom
6196:Hornplease
6185:Hornplease
6150:T. Anthony
6134:T. Anthony
6013:Poetlister
5951:T. Anthony
5926:T. Anthony
5887:T. Anthony
5839:T. Anthony
5810:T. Anthony
5759:T. Anthony
5571:T. Anthony
5463:T. Anthony
5433:T. Anthony
5389:T. Anthony
5373:T. Anthony
5288:T. Anthony
5251:T. Anthony
5134:. Absurd.
5004:EurekaLott
3866:T. Anthony
3851:Hornplease
3810:T. Anthony
3794:Gersonides
3774:Hornplease
3731:T. Anthony
3707:T. Anthony
3698:T. Anthony
3655:T. Anthony
3423:anti-Hindu
3217:T. Anthony
3202:isn't it?
3172:T. Anthony
3135:T. Anthony
3107:Hornplease
3055:Hornplease
3039:T. Anthony
3004:T. Anthony
2986:T. Anthony
2823:I was not
2816:Hornplease
2793:T. Anthony
2742:T. Anthony
2695:Hornplease
2536:T. Anthony
2528:Xu Guangqi
2495:T. Anthony
2444:T. Anthony
2412:T. Anthony
2325:per Izak.
2287:Hornplease
2105:T. Anthony
1959:I was not
1952:Hornplease
1785:T. Anthony
1621:Hornplease
1562:T. Anthony
1538:Poetlister
1522:T. Anthony
1445:T. Anthony
1436:T. Anthony
1394:T. Anthony
1355:T. Anthony
1264:pre-1000CE
1242:- being a
1134:T. Anthony
1097:T. Anthony
967:Portnadler
965:itself. --
963:Pinot Noir
892:Pinot noir
823:per NPOV.
667:UnDeRsCoRe
6472:relisted
6295:) Merge
6170:Londoneye
5146:per nom.
4698:John Reid
3944:per nom.
3729:effort.--
3168:Judy Gold
2062:ab initio
2028:sociology
867:per nom.
448:J Milburn
425:db-author
398:J Milburn
290:TerryJ-Ho
272:August 30
268:August 11
209:per nom.
6784:Doczilla
6721:Kbdank71
6670:Theology
6484:Kbdank71
6427:Doczilla
6400:Author (
6393:Kbdank71
6311:as nom.
6268:Kbdank71
6154:Bellbird
6123:Boscovic
6117:However
6107:Boscovic
6054:BostonMA
5784:Bakatalk
5729:Bakatalk
5715:Bakatalk
5670:Mad Jack
5650:Mad Jack
5622:Mad Jack
5595:Mad Jack
5524:I voted
5446:defining
5180:Bellbird
5051:Kbdank71
4987:Syrthiss
4940:deletion
4751:in utero
4732:Dhartung
4706:contribs
3999:Kbdank71
3912:Kbdank71
3836:Bakatalk
3746:Bakatalk
3659:Bellbird
3626:Boscovic
3615:Boscovic
3586:Bellbird
3576:Talk:Jew
3563:contribs
3483:Bellbird
3474:Brownlee
3455:Bakatalk
3431:Bakatalk
3374:Bakatalk
3323:Bellbird
3284:Bakatalk
3276:trolling
3228:Bellbird
3204:Bellbird
3148:Bakatalk
3025:Mad Jack
2948:Mad Jack
2926:Mad Jack
2901:Mad Jack
2722:Bellbird
2650:Bellbird
2585:Kbdank71
2484:Boscovic
2460:Bakatalk
2416:Bellbird
2381:contribs
2222:Bakatalk
2195:Bakatalk
2124:Bellbird
2114:Bellbird
2080:Bellbird
2057:hundreds
2032:Bellbird
2011:Bellbird
1895:Mad Jack
1743:Bellbird
1696:Kbdank71
1645:WP:POINT
1633:Doczilla
1595:Bakatalk
1583:per nom
1566:Bellbird
1509:WP:FAITH
1497:contribs
1463:WP:POINT
1272:Bakatalk
1266:" times.
1085:Bellbird
1038:Kbdank71
916:Kbdank71
791:Kbdank71
744:Frescard
723:Doczilla
718:Doczilla
641:contribs
573:per nom
509:Kbdank71
299:Doczilla
227:Bakatalk
84:Kbdank71
20: |
6665:Comment
6629:Comment
6620:ProveIt
6601:merge.
6583:Comment
6556:Brammen
5780:Bakaman
5725:Bakaman
5711:Bakaman
5694:Pjacobi
5557:ProveIt
5539:ProveIt
5505:ProveIt
5480:Pjacobi
5340:Comment
5148:Brammen
5122:Runcorn
5073:history
4918:history
4672:Neutral
4629:history
4597:history
4565:history
4533:history
4501:history
4469:history
4437:history
4405:history
4373:history
4341:history
4309:history
4277:history
4245:history
4213:history
4181:history
4149:history
4117:history
4085:history
4053:history
4021:history
3862:Comment
3832:Bakaman
3742:Bakaman
3451:Bakaman
3427:Bakaman
3419:Comment
3370:Bakaman
3314:Newport
3280:Bakaman
3194:Shamir1
3144:Bakaman
3075:Pjacobi
3016:Pjacobi
2916:Pjacobi
2876:ProveIt
2851:Comment
2829:Runcorn
2789:ProveIt
2779:Runcorn
2732:ProveIt
2712:ProveIt
2607:history
2456:Bakaman
2452:Comment
2430:Comment
2264:Runcorn
2218:Bakaman
2191:Bakaman
2146:Michael
1965:Runcorn
1929:Runcorn
1860:Pjacobi
1799:Comment
1777:Comment
1768:ProveIt
1755:Pjacobi
1718:history
1591:Bakaman
1425:Runcorn
1306:Runcorn
1268:Bakaman
1230:Runcorn
1164:WP:NPOV
1123:Pjacobi
1110:ProveIt
1060:history
991:choster
979:Michael
938:history
845:Listify
825:Michael
698:Listify
605:unless
593:Runcorn
531:history
444:Comment
433:ProveIt
373:history
346:the wub
277:ProveIt
256:choster
223:Bakaman
211:Brammen
175:history
141:history
107:history
6780:Delete
6768:Rename
6633:Beland
6603:Rename
6599:Oppose
6575:(Talk)
6532:Cswrye
6497:Beland
6423:Delete
6389:delete
6309:Either
6208:tjstrf
6192:Delete
6181:WP:AGF
6119:Delete
6082:WP:NPA
6063:WP:AGF
6024:WP:AGF
6001:Osomec
5997:Delete
5973:Delete
5686:Delete
5648:them.
5548:Delete
5526:delete
5343:easy.
5156:Delete
5144:Delete
5132:Delete
5095:Delete
4952:Cswrye
4944:rename
4813:Delete
4804:Cswrye
4724:delete
4713:(Talk)
4676:ais523
4656:ais523
4651:Delete
3942:Rename
3930:Rename
3804:, and
3765:Delete
3622:Delete
3521:Osomec
3517:Delete
3493:Delete
3333:Delete
3272:WP:NPA
3071:Delete
2867:Delete
2809:ignore
2628:Delete
2516:(Talk)
2481:delete
2474:Rename
2442:one.--
2339:Osomec
2335:Delete
2323:Delete
2299:Delete
2280:ignore
2154:Delete
1945:ignore
1763:Delete
1751:Delete
1739:Delete
1649:tjstrf
1629:Delete
1617:Delete
1609:Recury
1368:anyone
1344:Osomec
1340:Delete
1316:Delete
1284:Delete
1209:WP:NOT
1176:Delete
1162:, and
1119:Delete
1081:Delete
987:Delete
975:Delete
959:Delete
912:delete
869:Recury
702:Delete
688:tjstrf
571:Delete
560:tjstrf
556:Tigger
552:Delete
418:Delete
410:tjstrf
406:Delete
394:Delete
295:Delete
286:Delete
264:Delete
252:Delete
244:Cswrye
236:Delete
219:Delete
207:Delete
195:Delete
80:delete
6823:Meegs
6793:Dr. J
6542:into
6522:into
6476:, as
6321:Merge
6156:. -
5427:, or
5204:. --
5196:cians
5081:watch
5077:links
4926:watch
4922:links
4819:: -->
4775:John
4745:This
4637:watch
4633:links
4605:watch
4601:links
4573:watch
4569:links
4541:watch
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4509:watch
4505:links
4477:watch
4473:links
4445:watch
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4413:watch
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4381:watch
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