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those who dare tread upon the topic of national identity. For the longest time, the term âAfghanâ has been pushed upon every ethnic group of
Afghanistan and for years, that is what Tajiks, Hazaras, Uzbeks, Turkmans, and other non-Pashtuns were known by the rest of the world. Today, however, it needs to be made clear that âAfghanâ is not the rightful national identity for the country.The history behind the word âAfghanâ is disputable due to various sources of where it originated from. However, one thing is clear: âAfghanâ has always been synonymous with Pashtun. Writers and travelers to and from the country have stated that the word âAfghanâ was always used to distinguish between the Pashtuns and non-Pashtuns such as the Tajiks, Hazaras, etc. The name of country is believed to have been given by the British when they first invaded the country in the 19th Century. The areas that they encountered were predominantly Pashtun and since they knew âAfghanâ as synonymous with âPashtunâ they therefore erroneously declared the entire country as âLand of the Afghanâ or âAfghanistan.â And even though the majority of Afghanistan isnât even Afghans, the name has stuck since then.Before the invention of the âAfghanistan,â the land used to be known as other names: Ariana and Khorasan, with the most recent being Khorasan. The region was called Khorasan for 1500 years and the name was fairer and represented the state as well as the people better. It clearly doesnât favor one ethnicity over another. As Khorasan, the region was once an advancing civilization and embodied many ethnicities. However, as the Pashtun nomads entered and invaded the regions, they scattered and spread over, imposing their existence as well as a need for a country.Now, it doesnât take a Ph.D.âself-taught or notâto figure out that those events were not just. And no matter what changes the country and the people have gone through, the term âAfghanâ is not a legitimate one. Tajiks and Hazaras and Uzbeks and other non-Pashtuns were never and will never be Afghan. When the literal term of a word obviously means something you are not why would you be crazy enough to fight for the right to be called one? By non-Pashtuns adamantly choosing to call themselves Afghan just because they want peace and quiet, they are inadvertently throwing their rights and their heritage away. Losing your identity as a Hazara or a Tajik, Uzbek, or Turkman, you are being oppressed and your heritage and history is being rewritten to those who crawled out of the Suleiman Mountains. When you donât even speak the language of an Afghan (supposedly Pashto) then why call yourself one? There are a lot of people that will threaten you if you refuse to call yourself an Afghan when you arenât one. They will call you a âtraitorâ or âforeignerâ and try to get the mass against you. There is a full culture and history behind the names of âTajikâ and âHazara,â etc. When the world thinks of âAfghansâ hardly anything good will come to mind. It is often associated with the horrors of Ahmad Shah Abdali, pedophilia, the Taliban, and now drug dealers. Though there are some bad within non-Pashtuns, they, however, have contributed greatly to the world and to civilization. When you begin to associate yourself with what you rightfully are, you will see just how rich your past is. Rumi, Avicenna, Saâadi, they were not Afghans and would never have called themselves one.When the slaves were brought from Africa to America, the first thing the enslavers did was change the names of the slaves because they knew that was the only way to completely rid them of their identity and utterly deter them. They knew it would give them total control over them and help their oppression because they werenât even allowed their own natural, rightful names. During the Holocaust, the Nazis took away the names and identity of the Jews and just replaced them with numbers because they knew it was a way to dehumanize them. Taking away someoneâs name and identity is the surest way to destroy them as a people. Every evildoer has known this.The national identity is constantly surrounded by lies and deceit. Pashto is trying to be pushed upon those who have no need for it, the word Afghan is insisted upon even though the majority of Afghanistan isnât even Pashtun. Afghans have always and will always be known as Pashtuns only. A Tajik and an Uzbek and other non-Pashtuns are separate and they should be known as separate. When this comes to light, only then will the people be able to gain the rest of their rights. Only then will the name of the country be forced to change because it isnât a fair representation of the majority of the people. The people who donât wish to call themselves Afghan are not trying to start trouble. Instead, they have opened their eyes and trying to open the eyes of others to the mistake and the lie that has covered the entire people. Issues like these need to be discussed because even though they might seem minor, they are in fact major. If the name non-Pashtuns choose to call themselves isnât such a âbig dealâ then why are people trying so hard to fight those that decline the name Afghan?--
3879:, they are pakistanis for the time being, and they may be afghans again if their territory becomes part of afghanistan again or remain pakistanis if they remain with being part of pakistan, it's their choice. the more you proceed with your arguments over this issue, the more you expose to readers your personal views, which are completely wrong. i really don't care if wikipedia labels the people of afghanistan as afghanistanis, it does not affect me in any way. everybody who use wikipedia check for sources to make sure that the information is from official sources. no government, media or school of any country will ever rely on wikipedia's information because they would first check the official websites from afghanistan when doing any country or people research. you and your buddy take wikipedia as if it is the ultimate official source of information, and that if you change "afghan" to "afghanistani" here then it will spread to all the other websites online. wikipedia is just a starting point to do search, it's like a search engine or free encylopedia. the information is not that important, the more important place to look in articles is the external links, where you see links to official websites with related topics. i am just trying to solve this problem by providing to you and others information that you might not have come across. please do not explain to me about which ethnic group make up the majority or which group make up the minority, i know where to get my information from. afghanistan is made up of pashtun, tajik, hazara, uzbek, aimaq, baloch, pashai, nuristani, and several other groups, the group with higher numbers is pashtun. the others are not one group for you to say that majority are persian speakers because persian speaker is not an ethnic group. i've travelled all over afghanistan and i noticed that about every 1 hour you drive on any highway or road, the language changes, meaning there are many many different languages in afghanistan. there are small very old style shops by the side of the major highways about every half hour, people stop there to buy snacks or drinks, and when you talk with the shop owners you notice the language changes. i wish you also travel to afghanistan one day and see things for yourself instead of relying on your thoughts about the country. you are too used to thinking like a westerner, assuming that every part of the country you travel to people there will speak the same language. you are right that some tajiks, uzbeks and hazaras from the northern part of the country view pashtuns as "afghans", while seeing their selves as tajiks, uzbeks or hazaras. however, you are not speaking for all the tajiks, uzbeks and hazaras because most of those groups disagree with the northerners' thinking. i've heard some pashtuns say that only they are afghans, and that tajiks, hazaras and others are not. they are also wrong, and the reason they say that is to make fun of tajiks, hazaras and others as to express their views that tajiks, hazaras and others are not afghan nationals but from tajikistan, uzbekistan and elsewhere. if you are from afghanistan, then you are supporting them by not accepting "afghan" as your nationality. anyway, from my own experiance of afghanistan, there is no such ethnical problem within the country, i've seen every city as ethnically mixed and everyone were enjoying their lives.
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uzbeks have a nation (uzbekistan), turkmen have a nation (turkmenistan), pakistanis have pakistan, iranians have iran, baloch will someday have their nation (balochistan), so you are saying that the afghans should have no nation to their name? i find this very very unfair. the term afghan does not apply to ethnic pashtuns, it applies to people of many different ethnics who live accordingly to the afghan way of life, which is slighty different from the lifestyles of persians, central asians, and south asians. let me teach you some about AFGHAN and AFGHANISTAN, the term "afghan" has always refered to a brave and multi-ethnic (mixed) individual that keeps the conservative afghan traditions. all afghans are a mix of pashtun, persian, turk, indian, arab, mongol, others. why do you follow what westerners say or think about "afghan" or "afghanistan"? if you are from afghanistan then you should know your own self more than the westerners. what do westerners know about life of the afghans when everything is kept secret? mullah nas'rdeen would do such thing, and you should have used mullah nas'rdeen as your user name. the name "afghanistan" was not made by westerners but rather by the afghan people. it was first suggested to call it "pashtunistan" but then it was agreed by all different ethnics to call it afghanistan (a very old name which was used for the territory that included people of many different ethnics or religious followers). there are books with the name "afghanistan" written in them since the 1st century, when invaders came in the area. every person who visited afghanistan wrote articles on the land, and most of these works are kept in musuems. you are partially correct about khorasan, only the cities of herat and balkh were at one point or another recognized as khorasan, the capital of afghanistan is not herat or balkh. when the mongols entered afghanistan in the 13th century, the entire persian population was whiped out by the mongol armies, they only wanted to kill persians for personal reasons, many parts of the land became emptied from people and the fertiled areas where people lived turned to deserts. the pashtun population grew rapidly to northern areas of afghanistan after that period, many turks, mongols and the remaining persians began mixing with pashtuns and they all lost their true identity so they all became to be called "afghans". this is why you see afghans sometimes switch, because they don't know which is their true ethnicity. today, most afghans look at the language to determine who is who. if one speaks farsi, then he is labelled as farsiwan and if another afghan speaks in pashtu language, he is immediatly considered as ethnic pashtun. in comparing afghanistan with the united states, i cannot view ethnic tajiks, uzbeks and hazaras as
3845:- this is not about what the word "afghan" means, it is about using the proper name for the people of afghanistan. calling the people of afghanistan as "afghanistanis" is like trying to make fun of them because they take pride in their name as "afghan", in some cases you can get yourself killed in afghanistan if you call them this name. all the citizens of afghanistan have been called "afghans" for 1,000s of years. if the word "afghan" refered to ethnic pashtuns only, then consider that the nation of pakistan has about 28 million ethnic pashtuns, which makes it more than the entire ethnic pashtuns of afghanistan, but the pashtuns of pakistan are not called "afghans", they are called pakistanis because they are citizens of pakistan and the term used for the citizens of pakistan is "pakistani". if you call the people of pakistan as "pakis" or "paks", they take that very offensive, like making fun of them and for that reason they will attack you. i am an expert on this subject that's why i cam to comment here. some of these users such as beh-nam, anoshirawan, annonymous IP address and new user accounts are enemies of afghanistan, beh-nam lives in canada, anoshirawan lives in germany, trust me i've been tracking them to see what they're upto, and all they are upto is spreading iranian propaganda, they think afghanistan will soon become partitioned and northern parts of the country will become parts of iran, or become indepenent, which is impossible due to religious and economic reasons. these enemies of afghanistan are also trying to spread propaganda that ethnic pashtuns are minority in the country, not realizing that pashtuns are the majority. the afghan elections were the more accurate way to determine the census of afghanistan because every ethnic group voted for their leader and hamid karzai, who is ethnic pashtun, won with 55% votes, second place was yonus qanooni, who is ethnic tajik, with 16%. i'm not forcing you to believe this but this is the more logical way to know information about afghanistan. the parliament has over 220 seats filled by ethnic pashtuns and they did not force their way there, there was a nationwide election held, which was closely monitored by usa and european government and ngo workers. the governors of almost every province are ethnic pashtuns, the entire country is ruled by ethnic pasthuns, even the major businessmen are ethnic pashtuns. the bottom line is
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and culture that is the dominant one and we dominate the major cities. We are not nationalist people, that is why we put up with the things
Pashtuns do. Don't compare Tajiks to criminals, Tajiks didn't become Taliban or Heckmatyar or Communists like your people. Tajiks don't lie on the Quran. Tajiks don't make claims on other people's land. Tajiks don't commit genocides. Tajiks aren't known for being opium smugglers, hostage takers, killing innocents... 95% of the world's opium comes from Pashtun lands... I can go on and on, I won't be racist like you and say the things Pashtuns do. Don't kid yourself though. As for those women, that is again thanks to your Taliban criminals. They burnt down people's homes and farms and killed the men. Also they kidnapped hundreds of little girls and sold them to Pakistanis and Arabs for money. I don't know when Tajiks have done this Pashtuns, and you are calling us criminals? These women that were widowed had children and work was banned by your people's Taliban. Women had no work no jobs and no husbands to support them and a few turned to this. But why were women pushed into this by your Taliban? If they were an Islamic movement they would have cared for widowed women. Just proves they were not an Islamic movement but an ethno-fascist movement. Now before talking about others, go do a Googles search for Pashtuns selling their daughters for money, to settle debts, for opium, and for livestock. You can find dozens of articles.
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non pashtuns are also Afghan. "Afghan" cannot serve as a
National Identity and an Ethnic Identity at the same time. Most countries that end in "istan" use this concept, for example in Tajikistan we have ethnic Tajiks but the non Tajiks use Tajikistani or in Uzbekistan we have ethnic uzbeks but the non uzbeks refer themselves as Uzbekistan...etc. The term "Afghan" is in the Constitution but the majority still doesnt agree with it and this debate is going on in Afghanistan since the constitution got ratified. Please stop making this discussion personal. Pashtuns are a minority in Afghanistan.Majority means one more than half. The elections were not accurate and if Karzai was an ethnic Pashtun his two running mates were also influencial non pashtuns. Many Hazaras and Tajiks in the northern and central provinces voted for karzai. The Parliamentary elections were also biased. for example, kuchis have 12 representatives while kapisa + parwan + panjsher only have 10. Kuchi representatives were selected not elected. Afghanistan is a country made of ethnic minorities But has a Persian speaking Majority.--
4143:- As much as I would like to, I don't know how to resolve this to the satisfaction of all parties. If the only issue was the personal experience/knowledge of our fellow editors Behnam, Anoshirawan, and Sasansamani, and others who have lived in that part of the world, the solution would undoubtedly be a lot easier to agree on. The problem here, as several editors including myself have argued, is that in the English-speaking world, the accepted and by far the most widely used term is "Afghan", whereas "Afghanistani" is only infrequently encountered. The disparity in usage is extreme, as illustrated by two pairs of Google searches: 1) Total: 551,000 English pages for "Afghan people", versus 869 English pages for "Afghanistani people"; 2) Within Knowledge (XXG): 474 English pages from en.wikipedia.org for "Afghan people", versus 4 English pages from en.wikipedia.org for "Afghanistani people". I really don't see how we can just ignore that clear-cut preference for "Afghan" over "Afghanistani".
4887:- As much as I would like to, I don't know how to resolve this to the satisfaction of all parties. If the only issue was the personal experience/knowledge of our fellow editors Behnam, Anoshirawan, and Sasansamani, and others who have lived in that part of the world, the solution would undoubtedly be a lot easier to agree on. The problem here, as several editors including myself have argued, is that in the English-speaking world, the accepted and by far the most widely used term is "Afghan", whereas "Afghanistani" is only infrequently encountered. The disparity in usage is extreme, as illustrated by two pairs of Google searches: 1) Total: 551,000 English pages for "Afghan people", versus 869 English pages for "Afghanistani people"; 2) Within Knowledge (XXG): 474 English pages from en.wikipedia.org for "Afghan people", versus 4 English pages from en.wikipedia.org for "Afghanistani people". I really don't see how we can just ignore that clear-cut preference for "Afghan" over "Afghanistani".
4992:" which is like an ethnic name. these chicanos are mostly gang members, drug dealers, drug addicts, winos, pimps, prostitutes, thieves, murderers, prisoners, etc. in afghanistan, most of the similar things are also done by tajiks, uzbeks, and hazaras. you can see an article on prostitutes in afghanistan on RAWA website, which have personal interviews confessing of their sin and telling that every single one is ethnic tajik. pashtuns are like the white people in washington dc, who go around the entire country to help fix the problems every afghan citizen faces. for this reason the overwelming majority of afghanistan's population love their nation and the rulers of afghanistan. of course the smaller minority US chicano-style gang members of northern afghanistan who always fight and kill one another over turf and ethnicity will remain enemies to the government of afghanistan.
1609:, "A guideline is any page that is: (1) actionable (i.e. it recommends, or recommends against, an action to be taken by editors) and (2) authorized by consensus." In other words it's a document formed by editorial consensus which articles are expected to follow in most cases. Referring to a guideline is a way of saying "here is what most editors have agreed is appropriate, and rather than retype the same explanations over and over I will refer you to the document that explains it for me." Saying that you're "free to ignore a guideline" overlooks the consensus buidling aspect of guidelines and prior precedent in their enforcement.
4641:"kashmiris" written on these ID cards. the pakistani passports also do not have any ethnic names on them, all it says is the province where the individual is from. the only pakistani document that has "afghan" written on is refugee cards that pakistan's government issued to afghan nationals living in pakistan. afghanistan just began computerized ID card system in kabul, and the cards uses "afghan" as citizen of afghanistan, the issuing of these cards will begin in the rest of the provinces of the country in the very near future. why are some people still pushing their POV when they are 100% wrong?
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all questions raised by
Velikovsky's work""; "a membership-based organization "formed in 1974 in response to the growing interest in the works of modern catastrophists, notably the highly controversial Dr Immanuel Velikovsky""; "Talbott was one of several scholars who had "entered the full stream of Velikovsky's work""; "now a prolific critic of controversial writer Immanuel Velikovsky"; ""That Immanuel Velikovsky remained so long a public figure is arguable due to the efforts of Alfred de Grazia in the 1960s". These are all obviously
1530:. Look at the articles in the category. Some of the, just seem really odd to have "Billy Graham" as a category. This is overcategorization. This isn't about every prominent figure gets a category, but instead what is categorization supposed to accomplish. These aren't "key words" or word association. They are the most defining aspects of the articles. The most defining characteristics of "Christianity Today" is that it is an "American magazine" and a "Christian Magazine", not that it is a "Billy Graham".-
2190:. Category is serving as a catch-all for people who are to a greater or lesser degree associated with Velikovsky, usually in the context of being a critic but in some cases so nebulously that Velikovsky himself is not mentioned in the article. Velikovsky does not meet the exception set forth in the guideline in that coverage of his life is not split into multiple sub-articles and the material here that actually clearly relates to him is appropriately interlinked and categorized elsewhere.
2275:. If people are misunderstanding the overcategorisation suggestion to avoid eponymous categories as "delete all eponymous categories", then it needs clarification. I'll do that now. Getting back to Velikovsky, some of the critics probably should have a mention of him in their articles - if they are not mentioned, that is a reason to add a mention in the articles, not to remove them from the category! Don't assume a Knowledge (XXG) article is complete. For example, see my edit
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will appear in all sorts of films and all sorts of genres, so we don't categorize actors by what films they appear in or what directors or production companies they've worked with due to the great amount of crossover. I would think that historians are similar, studying a wide variety of fields and topics. If you were to start labelling individual historians with unique topics for every possible major topic they've studied, it would probably become a huge clutter.
4395:- There is no such article as Afghan people, please actually read those two articles and it will be explained that ethnic Afghans are Pashtuns, and that non-Pashtuns are not ethnic Afghans. Afghan includes 37-42% of Afghanistan, Afghanistani includes 100% of Afghanistan's people. So obviously we should choose a term that includes 100% of the population as opposed to 42%. In addition, most of these musicians are not ethnic Afghans. --
4043:), since you just lied to us, why should we believe you? please don't be fooled by couple of these anti-afghans, they are fooling you and you people are falling for their game. check every singer of afghanistan to see what ethnic they belong to and make sure you verify the source to see if somebody did not juse place their POV. these editors, users: beh-nam and anoshirawan want to start edit war with the people of afghanistan.
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afghanistan began to be created and all those living within this nation were called "afghans", including pashtun, tajiks, hazaras, uzbeks, aimaqs, pashais, baloch and others. if the persians, many 100s of years ago, called the pashtuns as "afghans" for humour reasons, then the joke is now on persians, and because of this reason the persians do not like to be called "afghans".
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tajiks, then all the uzbeks and tajiks of afghanistan, china and other places would be counted as nationals or citizens of uzbekistan and tajikistan. so for that reason they made different names such as uzbekistanis and tajikistanis, to refer to the citizens or nationals of those 2 countries ONLY. on the other hand, the people of
4023:- There is lots of people that call themselves Afghanistani. I am such person since I am not an ethnic Afghan (Pashtun) but I am from Afghanistan. Afghanistani is the proper term but some non ethnic-Afghans might call themselves Afghan for short (like calling a Pakistani person "Paki"), but the correct term is Afghanistani. --
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over the last two years, I am not a citizen or resident of
Afghanistan, I speak none of the languages of Afghanistan, and I don't know any citizens of Afghanistan. There is no way I am going to put my "common knowledge" of what Afghan means against that of someone with direct personal knowledge of the region.
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Once again you prove you are a racist and have ethno-fascist ideologies. I am not going to respond with racism even if I can say plenty of things. But I find it funny that you compare Tajiks with those people. Tajiks are the real natives of most of this land like you yourself said. It is our language
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This constitution was created 3 years ago, prior to that Afghan was
Pashtun and Pashtun was Afghan. Uzbeks would have Uzbek on their passport, Tajiks would have Tajik, only Pashtuns and even Pashtuns of Pakistan would have Afghan. That is only for 3 years (since 2004) and it could change soon anyway.
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using
Afghanistani instead of Afghan I asked some questions, frankly expecting him or her to realize they had made an honest mistake, and reverse their position. What I found instead were reasoned arguments, and examples, and I was convinced. Although I have done a lot of reading about Afghanistan
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Afghan has always been a term used for
Pashtuns and in Afghanistan the majority still refer to Pashtuns as "Awghans" "Awgho" or "Afghan". Afghanistani is a National Identity while Afghan is an ethnic identity. In other discussions you claim Pakistani Pashtuns are "Afghans" and now you are tellign us
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and the inclusion criteria for such a category seems nebulous, I'd advise against it and lean toward simply deleting this eponymous category. If these individuals actually siginificantly discuss his work, then
Velikovsky's article will appear in their articles and their names should probably appear
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Not every character in a series of novels of films is going to get their own article, usually because they simply aren't notable. Knowledge (XXG) is not an indiscrimate collection of info, nor is it a directory of "lists or repostiories of loosely associated topics." This category is precisely that,
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There are many ways to oppress people. One way is by taking away their identity. Afghanistan as a country of different ethnicities has always seemed to be troubled with its identities, yet another taboo topic amongst the people. The threat of being called a âtraitorâ and a âforeignerâ hangs over
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many 100s of years ago, persians decided to call the pashtun people "afghans", not sure for what reason. the pashtuns liked the name and used it as a nationality term, meaning that wherever they settled they called that territory as "afghanistan" (land of the afghans). in 1747, the modern nation of
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The term Afghan does not correlate with many different ethnic groups who call
Afghanistan their home. Afghan is misnormer for a citizen of Afghanistan since only a minority ethinc group is identified by it within the country. Its generally accepted that the term Afghan or some also pronounce it as
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The term Afghan does not correlate with many different ethnic groups who call Afghanistan their home. Afghan is misnormer for a citizen of Afghanistan since only a minority ethinc group is identified by it within the country. Its generally accepted that the term Afghan or some also pronounce it as
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is tricky, because he preceded Velikovsky: "Beaumont was an eccentric with several unusual beliefs, many of which were later mirrored by Immanuel Velikovsky's works." Please, Google, read around the subject, read the articles, several of which are well-referenced, and then see what you think. There
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article, for example, or any indication that it is an accepted academic term. Also it seems to me quite likely that academics will run the spectrum from studying just a little bit of Velikovsky's works to studying him as a primary focus to specialization. It's a bit like actors and films - actors
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is a mere guideline, so anyone who disagrees with it is free to ignore it. Basically it was only created to provide spurious authority to deletionist arguments on this page, but they should stand and fall on their own merits in each case, just as inclusionist arguments are expected to. Using the so
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How is this category a loose association? The articles in it are all Harry Potter characters (or lists of characters) who are professors/staff of Hogwarts. The individual character articles are notable characters, which is why they have individual articles. Using this category to organize them as a
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Did you try Googling for "Velikovskian studies"? It is certainly used in academic papers. As for the articles, we have: " was "founded, with no apologies, to deal with Velikovsky's work""; "a special series of ten issues of the magazine PensĂŠe produced to "encourage continuing critical analysis of
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I'm not against academic study category in general, per se. But there needs to be something that editors can refer to to objectively decide if an article belongs in the category. "Google around" isn't a viable option. Now it's quite possible that a good definition that can be used for category
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150; something I would consider a fairly smallish category as such things go. In addition, in this case, the subcategories require an inappropriate level of familiarity with the subject matter to be useful or meaningful. Knowledge (XXG) should be readily accessible to anyone, not just hard-core
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exactly what i thought, you are a proven enemy of afghanistan, a term which is now used by the afghan government. in every country if someone is anti-state, they are considered traitors and they usually can face the death penalty. lets look at another issue, if tajiks have a nation (tajikistan),
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this is another lie by user: beh-nam, there is no such thing as "afghan" being written on pakistani passports. since 2003, pakistan has issued computerized national ID cards to every citizen of that country, it's similar as western ID cards, there are no "punjabi", "pashtun", "baloch", "Sindhi",
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category. The reason for this is that Afghan is mysnomer and is not representative for the entire country. Afghan is a synonym for Pashtun, and for exmaple the Uzbeks are not Afghans though they are from Afghanistan ie Afghanistani. Likewise with music, food, people, etc. I am in the process of
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The term Afghan is understod within Afghanistan as reffering to the Pashtun ethnic group, and this is especially apparent amongst the music. The term Afghan as it is promoted by some people within Afghanistan as refereing was a tool for the Pashtunising of that land to the discrimination of the
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as non-defining. The trustees of a college are rather like a board of directors of a corporation, many people sit on multiple boards and we don't need to clutter up bios with every affiliation the person has. There will no doubt be a link where it is mentioned that the individual is a member of
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Categories are used to organize the articles that exist. If you think the articles should not exist, it is the articles that you should be nominating for deletion, not the category that holds them. If you manage to persuade the community to delete nearly all of the articles, then renominate the
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The term Afghan is an ethnic name which is exclusive to the Pashtun ethnic group, the non Pashtuns of Afghanistan are not called Afghan. So, when refering to musicians of Afghanistan - the correct grammitical and anthropoligical term in this day is Afghanistani - as it denotes belonging to the
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were created as nations in 1992, the people of those countries decided to call themselves uzbekistanis and tajikistanis because they could not call themselves uzbeks or tajiks as that would have included uzbeks and tajiks of afghanistan, china and elswhere. if they called themselves uzbeks and
4093:: Afghanistani is a National Identity while Afghan is an Ethnic Identity which is synonymous with Pashtun. most of these singers and musicians arent ethnic Afghans but Tajiks,uzbeks,hazaras...etc. Afghanistani is an accepted term inside Afghanistan today and it should be used on wikipedia. --
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article before assuming that. Pashtuns of Pakistan get free passports that says "Afghan" on it and in the past Uzbeks passport would say Uzbek. You can also use Afghanistani and it is more correct since Afghan is a synonym for Pashtun. Please be informed about these terms before commenting!
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The origin of the word 'Afghan' means 'Pashtun' and they will always be synonymous with one another. The majority of people in Afghanistan are not Afghan/Pashtun. At the present time 'Afghanistani' is the only identity that is fair and representative. The majority of these singers are not
3830:
The origin of the word 'Afghan' means 'Pashtun' and they will always be synonymous with one another. The majority of people in Afghanistan are not Afghan/Pashtun. At the present time 'Afghanistani' is the only identity that is fair and representative. The majority of these singers are not
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Actually, in a very real way, they are. Look at the title of each of the books. It isn't called Hagrid and the Prsioner of Azkaban. Seriously, though, we KNOW these people are Hogwart's employees; there isn't a need to group them together. As well, they aren't the only ones on the list. -
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Afghanistani is a National Identity while Afghan is an Ethnic Identity which is synonymous with Pashtun. most of these singers and musicians arent ethnic Afghans but Tajiks,uzbeks,hazaras...etc. Afghanistani is an accepted term inside Afghanistan today and it should be used on wikipedia.
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So, can you point out to me where "prominent" is recognized as an exception to the overcategorization guideline? For instance, Donald Trump is quite prominent and his category was deleted, because despite his prominence the category was not warranted for the material relating to him.
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I oppose this. Afghanistani is a Nationality while Afghan serves as an ethnic identity. Most singers from Afghanistan are non afghan and they cannot be labelled Afghan but Afghanistani. Afghan has always meant Pashtun and the vast majority in Afghanistan still use it for Pashtuns.
3543:â that GT doesn't have a women's team is enough for that. Also, it looks like Dale is correct in general: I can't find any evidence of intercollegiate women's baseball in the U.S., though it does exist in Canada and Australia. It does look like the U.S. had it decades ago, though.
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Worth bearing in mind that the wikipedia is a worldwide effort. There are situations like Duetchland/Germany, where, for historical reasons, we should stick with the incorrect English name. But, when there is no huge inertia for the wrong name, why shouldn't we use the right
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as coverage of Graham's life is not divided into numerous sub-articles that cannot be easily interlinked and otherwise categorized. The prominance of Graham is not relevant to whether he should have a category, as everyone with a Knowledge (XXG) article is supposed to be
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per Mirrori1 and Metropolitan90. As others have ably pointed out, Afghanistani isn't the preferred term, nor is it widely used. In my experience it's occasionally used by non-Afghans -- but I've never heard anybody from Afghanistan refer to themself as "Afghanistani".
3218:- This looks like a perfectly valid category to me. I've just added a link to the main article & a one-sentence definition (taken from the intro). I wonder if perhaps Sefringle might want to withdraw the nomination, given that he hadn't noticed the main article?
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Ethnic Afghans are Pashtuns, which make up 37-42% of Afghanistan. Most of these singers are not ethnic Afghans (Pashtuns), most singers in Afghanistan are ethnic Tajiks from Afghanistan, a non-ethnic Afghan (and/or anyone) from Afghanistan would be an Afghanistani.
4726:- it is a complete lie to say that most of the afghan singers are tajiks, uzbeks, hazaras, especially uzbeks and hazaras looooooool, name one hazara or uzbek singer, looooool. almost all afghan singers are well known as ethnic pashtun singers, just few example,
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is just one article were Pashtuns are selling their daughters. I have NEVER heard of a Tajik doing this. Now thats enough of my response. I am not a racist but I had to answer your racist ocmments. You are a racist ethno nationalist and your rants prove it.
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Not fancruft as inclusion is sourceable to the books. There are only a limited number of articles for individual professors/staff. Still don't understand what "changes often" means - the only userpage inclusion is to a sandbox not the user's actual page.
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Ethnic Afghans are Pashtuns, which make up 37-42% of Afghanistan. Most of these musicians are not ethnic Afghans (Pashtuns). Most singers in Afghanistan are ethnic Tajiks from Afghanistan, a non-ethnic Afghan (and/or anyone) from Afghanistan would be an
641:, something that should be done with most of the subcategories of that category. This is blatant overcategorization. No objection to a list, but given the obsessive behavior some people are showing here, I'm amazed there aren't already several lists
2299:. This might appear to be an eponymous category, but it is in fact a topic category, dealing with the topic of books and authors of studies concerning Velikovsky's theories. After renaming, the category may need slight adjustment to fit its new role.
2577:- small category for a cancelled TV poker series with no chance for expansion. There are dozens if not hundreds of poker tournaments out there and this one was in no way so major or defining as to warrant separate categorization for the winners.
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are their land, that white-americans invaded and took the land from them. there are some mexican-americans who do not like calling themselves "americans", even when they are natural born citizens of america, many of them rather call themselves
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geographic entity of Afghanistan as opposed to the Afghan ethnic group. A good example of the fact that Afghan is an ethnic term refering to Pashtuns exclusivesly is the fact that the Pashtuns of Pakistan are refered to as Afghans.
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four of the articles were added following the nomination; there were only two, for Billy and Ruth, at that time. I would contend that even with the additional articles the category does not meet the exception laid out at
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What is a UFO religion? There isn't even a wikipedia article on the topic, so this category is undefined. Who is to say what is and what isn't a UFO religion? And most importantly what dose it mean to be a UFO religion?
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native majority Farsi culture. Afghanistani although not going far enough is a term which makes an attempt to compromise against the fallacy of the term Afghan, hence this music tab should be kept as Afghanistani.
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inclusion can be constructed from the sources you mentioned that appear in the google searches, but I think that definition needs to be put down in some form within Knowledge (XXG) so we can actually reference it.
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was created as a nation in 1947, a nation made up of punjabis, pashtuns, sindhis, baloch, kashmiris, and many others, the people of that country decided to call themselves "pakistanis" and nobody is against it.
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As it currently stands it does not appear that this category is needed for navigating articles about the individual. His main article suffices for that purpose currently, so delete the eponymous category as per
4924:"Awghan" means Pashtun in our country. Therefore, Afghanistani is a more suitable term to be used, when one wants to refer to a citizen of the country or anything else that is identified with Afghanistan. --
4184:"Awghan" means Pashtun in our country. Therefore, Afghanistani is a more suitable term to be used, when one wants to refer to a citizen of the country or anything else that is identified with Afghanistan. --
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for those that are interested in this subject. This is my first time of using this page if I have done anything in error, or if this should be done somewhere else please let me know.
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is what all the afghans living in afghanistan want to be called, if you call them afghanistani, there is a chance you can get yourself in trouble if you are in afghanistan.
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4693:- Instead of making a category for a misnomer and then making categories for each group we should just make one group for all the ethnic groups and use the correct term
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I think it's a major improvement myself. I find collections of tiny subcategories hideously awkward to navigate in general. Especially when compared to a category of
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Please do not continue to manually move categories without discussion; it is against policy to empty and move categories without following the procedure explained at
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per Meegs. We might also want to clarify at the cat and template that they apply to all audio recording release covers, not just album covers, despite their name. --
4873:- you are obviously depriving tajiks, hazaras, uzbeks, baloch, and other citizens of afghanistan from their nationlity by stating that these groups are not afghans.
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Those arguing for deletion are engaging in one-dimensional thinking. This category serves a triple purpose as a subcategory of three disparate parent categories.
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Both of these categories were originally located at "Category:Afghan (occupation)", but the original categories seem to have been blanked, emptied, and moved by
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per nom. Besides all the dictionaries, government sources, media reports of the world as well as every single Afghan website, Chapter 1, Article 4, of the
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I just wanted to say that Afghan is an ethnicity and where I come from, we only call pashtuns "Afghan. Afghanistani is a better term and I support it--
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I just wanted to say that Afghan is an ethnicity and where I come from, we only call pashtuns "Afghan. Afghanistani is a better term and I support it--
4901:- On Knowledge (XXG) we do not use the most common name, we use the correct and full one. For example for the poet most commonly known to the West as
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for people from Afghanistan is "Afghan", not "Afghanistani". --
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for people from Afghanistan is "Afghan", not "Afghanistani". --
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The standard term in English for players of golf is "golfers".
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per nom, no need to categorize mathematicians by gender. --
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You asked for it, you got it... the new category, that is. â
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3675:. It also looks like we need a golf companion for
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4907:Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi
4624:Origins of the name Afghan
4411:article was redirected to
4167:Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi
2402:Category:Holocaust studies
2269:Portal:Alexander the Great
1010:Non-defining/advertising.
4265:Category:Afghan musicians
2813:rename/merge as nominated
2129:delete per precedent and
1313:per nom and precedent. --
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3798:Category:Afghan singers
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2389:responses to Velikovsky
2257:Alexander in the Qur'an
1084:Category:Conservatories
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476:background characters.
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4451:SHALL BE CALLED AFGHAN
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2691:Category:David Guetta
2648:Category:David Guetta
2404:for another example.
1773:Nominator's rationale
1385:Category:Billy Graham
1342:Category:Billy Graham
157:, fed exclusively by
155:Category:Album covers
4473:before january 2007.
4371:per nom. These are
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3087:nomination withdrawn
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2374:Velikovskian studies
2364:Velikovskian studies
1556:eponymous category.
162:Non-free album cover
4796:per also Mirror 1--
4782:and many many more.
4764:Noor Muhammad Kochi
3271:delete and listify,
2984:Afghanistani people
2920:User:After Midnight
2424:Category:Cult Films
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2080:2007-08-22Â 17:59Â Z
2045:2007-08-20Â 16:18Â Z
1661:Category:John Peel
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5205:per Jitse.
5195:Dale Arnett
5193:per nom. â
5181:per above.
5169:per above.
4957:Anoshirawan
4861:Sasansamani
4772:Ahmad Zahir
4752:Gulzar Alam
4714:Anoshirawan
4672:nationality
4660:Anoshirawan
4598:nationality
4491:- per nom.
4239:Afghanistan
4133:Sasansamani
4095:Anoshirawan
3960:nationality
3877:Durand Line
3865:Anoshirawan
3725:Dale Arnett
3659:Dale Arnett
3562:- per nom.
3509:Dale Arnett
3277:article. --
2986:, and that
2342:per above.
2318:Kevinalewis
1301:Bencherlite
1122:Bencherlite
968:RedNeckIQ55
410:sub-cat of
5281:PMAnderson
5273:Merge both
4985:california
4776:Ahmad Wali
4680:PMAnderson
4553:tajikistan
4549:uzbekistan
4328:Carcharoth
4065:PMAnderson
3521:per nom. â
2466:Carcharoth
2406:Carcharoth
2344:Postlebury
2301:Carcharoth
2285:Carcharoth
2225:Correction
2215:Postlebury
1598:Postlebury
1570:Postlebury
1136:Postlebury
1012:Postlebury
665:PMAnderson
608:PMAnderson
560:Perebourne
437:Postlebury
153:per Drew.
5108:though).
4845:Cheers!
4159:full name
4117:Cheers!
3330:per nom.
2613:Weak keep
2603:per nom.
2591:per nom.
2420:Cult film
1665:Fayenatic
1485:Nathanian
1134:per nom.
1104:Nathanian
938:per nom,
922:MarnetteD
821:WP:PLANTS
316:per nom.
304:per nom.
55:August 20
43:August 21
38:August 19
5245:Cgingold
5159:Onnaghar
5146:Prove It
4994:Mirrori1
4990:chicanos
4940:Mirrori1
4889:Cgingold
4875:Mirrori1
4847:Geo Swan
4836:Preserve
4825:contribs
4813:unsigned
4784:Mirrori1
4748:Shahwali
4728:Nashenas
4643:Mirrori1
4626:and the
4610:Cgingold
4566:Mirrori1
4544:pakistan
4522:Mirrori1
4516:"Afghan"
4493:Onnaghar
4475:Mirrori1
4425:Mirrori1
4382:Prove It
4349:Benafsha
4315:musicpvm
4288:musicpvm
4249:Kbdank71
4145:Cgingold
4119:Geo Swan
4103:Preserve
4045:Mirrori1
4011:Cgingold
3964:Cgingold
3918:Prove It
3881:Mirrori1
3851:Mirrori1
3833:Benafsha
3820:Mirrori1
3813:"Afghan"
3782:Kbdank71
3714:contribs
3706:Disavian
3564:Onnaghar
3531:contribs
3523:Disavian
3501:softball
3220:Cgingold
3036:Mirrori1
3030:"Afghan"
3014:musicpvm
2999:Prove It
2817:Kbdank71
2762:Onnaghar
2736:Otto4711
2579:Otto4711
2453:Cgingold
2192:Otto4711
2137:Kbdank71
1532:Andrew c
1499:Otto4711
1469:Otto4711
1430:Otto4711
1263:Otto4711
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5294:JForget
5222:Postdlf
5171:Golfcam
4981:arizona
4952:Comment
4899:Comment
4885:Comment
4871:Comment
4798:JForget
4780:Khattak
4724:Comment
4691:Comment
4620:Comment
4606:Afghans
4582:demonym
4562:turkmen
4532:comment
4433:comment
4405:comment
4393:Comment
4324:obscure
4155:Comment
4141:Comment
4033:Comment
4021:Comment
3994:demonym
3972:Commnet
3956:Comment
3931:Golfcam
3860:Comment
3843:Comment
3655:Rename.
3493:Rename.
3453:rename,
3385:LeSnail
3353:Comment
3332:Golfcam
3195:Comment
3122:history
2947:history
2865:Markles
2704:history
2676:the wub
2621:LeSnail
2551:history
2523:the wub
2431:Dugwiki
2379:Dugwiki
2160:history
2131:WP:OCAT
2074:Michael
2039:Michael
2007:history
1969:history
1931:history
1893:history
1855:history
1817:history
1751:history
1723:the wub
1611:Dugwiki
1593:WP:OCAT
1585:Dugwiki
1581:WP:OCAT
1520:Dugwiki
1516:WP:OCAT
1456:Comment
1444:Golfcam
1398:history
1370:the wub
1277:Golfcam
1235:history
1207:the wub
1152:LeSnail
1067:the wub
1000:Postdlf
944:Sept 22
878:delete.
740:rename,
568:Listify
534:Arcayne
490:Arcayne
456:Arcayne
393:Arcayne
347:Arcayne
326:Comment
283:Arcayne
255:the wub
116:history
88:the wub
5065:merge,
5017:Behnam
4983:, and
4921:Oppose
4911:Behnam
4857:Oppose
4806:Oppose
4732:Naghma
4709:Oppose
4699:Behnam
4655:Oppose
4633:Behnam
4536:Behnam
4501:Oppose
4438:Behnam
4397:Behnam
4375:, not
4357:Oppose
4344:Oppose
4302:Behnam
4181:Oppose
4171:Behnam
4129:Oppose
4107:Behnam
4091:Oppose
4081:Behnam
4071:Oppose
4025:Behnam
3976:Behnam
3944:Behnam
3939:Oppose
3927:Oppose
3893:Oppose
3828:Oppose
3698:Rename
3669:Rename
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3328:Rename
2982:, not
2855:, and
2758:Delete
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2672:delete
2605:Wryspy
2601:Delete
2589:Delete
2575:Delete
2519:delete
2327:(Desk)
2309:Rename
2293:Rename
2265:portal
2239:, and
2202:Delete
2184:Delete
2061:Kirill
1779:Rename
1668:(talk)
1657:Delete
1558:Wryspy
1554:Delete
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1528:Delete
1511:Delete
1422:Delete
1366:delete
1311:Delete
1297:Delete
1285:Delete
1259:Delete
1203:delete
1098:, and
1008:Delete
973:Delete
948:Nov 16
946:, and
940:Jan 16
936:Delete
829:Rkitko
825:WP:CPS
318:Wryspy
314:Delete
302:Delete
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182:Delete
151:Delete
141:17Drew
84:delete
5290:Merge
5256:. --
5230:Merge
5218:Merge
5203:Merge
5191:Merge
5179:Merge
5167:Merge
5155:Merge
5141:Merge
5124:. --
5069:cjllw
4977:texas
4840:above
4794:Merge
4668:Merge
4594:Merge
4578:Merge
4564:ONLY.
4508:Merge
4489:Merge
4379:. --
4369:Merge
4313:. --
4114:name?
4057:Merge
4006:Merge
3990:Merge
3915:. --
3905:Merge
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3690:Meegs
3619:cjllw
3552:Meegs
3457:cjllw
3402:Meegs
3357:Dylan
3318:Dylan
3279:cjllw
3201:. --
3130:watch
3126:links
3022:Merge
3010:Merge
2970:into
2968:Merge
2955:watch
2951:links
2845:level
2841:Merge
2712:watch
2708:links
2559:watch
2555:links
2261:topic
2168:watch
2164:links
2015:watch
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1977:watch
1973:links
1939:watch
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1863:watch
1859:links
1825:watch
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1785:Merge
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1755:links
1631:: -->
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1406:watch
1402:links
1243:watch
1239:links
1096:Merge
1063:merge
956:Meegs
882:cjllw
811:Meegs
802:Class
748:cjllw
680:Xtifr
647:Xtifr
635:Merge
618:Xtifr
574:: -->
478:Wl219
450:undue
416:Wl219
375:Wl219
174:Meegs
124:watch
120:links
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5262:talk
5239:and
5234:both
5130:talk
5079:TALK
5008:Here
4903:Rumi
4821:talk
4551:and
4163:Rumi
3679:and
3629:TALK
3497:U.S.
3467:TALK
3289:TALK
3216:Keep
3207:talk
3167:Note
3134:logs
3118:talk
3114:edit
2959:logs
2943:talk
2939:edit
2863:. â
2716:logs
2700:talk
2696:edit
2680:"?!"
2563:logs
2547:talk
2543:edit
2527:"?!"
2356:idea
2336:Keep
2277:here
2255:and
2229:only
2172:logs
2156:talk
2152:edit
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1566:Keep
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1273:Keep
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1231:talk
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1071:"?!"
926:Talk
892:TALK
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758:TALK
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684:tälk
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600:Keep
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