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of northern Europe are better allied with regions of northern Asia and parts of the
Mediterranean are more closely allied with parts of western Asia and 2) the borders of Europe are ill-defined itself and the same rationale that applies to country categories is sufficient to also reject "Europe" as a category -- that many taxa exist both in Europe and outside Europe. If correctly implemented and not abused, country categories nested inside regional categories nested inside continent categories can achieve the goal of reducing category clutter. It is wrong to assume that just because many fish are widespread that they would need to diffused to every subcategory. I would also note that some of these categories are viable even if restricted to endemic species: Fishbase 6 species endemic to Germany, 8 species endemic to Italy, 11 endemic to the United Kingdom, and 22 endemic to Greece. Those were the few I checked and FishBase would be excluding many in that search that would only be included in two or three categories because of their small distributions that span two to three countries.
5814:. But we have species with wide distributions and others with distributions best covered by regional categories, still others best served by a handful of small country/state/province categories, and endemics served by just one. So I see no reason why a marine fish with that large of a distribution would need over 150 individual categories when the geographic hierarchy is suited to the use of all levels. The geographic categories at the highest level are not containers for subcategories only. Also, as there is a difference between freshwater and marine fish, the marine fish with large distributions would usually only be placed in the highest geographic categories. Or perhaps another solution, such as categories for marine fish broken down by body of water, would be more appropriate. I'm certainly familiar with the problem as there are some marine plants that have made me pause when the time came to add the distribution categories. With
5967:" categories, but there are many differences - e.g. (1) most rivers flow through less than 5 countries (whereas many fish are found in (the waters of) dozens of countries), (2) there are other ways of categorizing fish (e.g. by taxonomy), but there are few/no other ways to categorize a river than by where it goes or which sea etc it discharges into (actually, I'm slightly surprised to find that we don't have categories for the latter), (3) which countries a river passes through is fairly permanent (whereas the distribution of a species can vary by season and over a longer timescale and is generally messier), (4) it makes sense (in terms of categorization) to categorize rivers in a similar way to other geography (e.g. we have "Mountains of <country: -->
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manners that are allowed and disallowed. And while the religious laws are not laws of jurisprudence, they are called "laws" thus indicating that the naming of the category is confusable. (laws of the
English church, laws concerning people that are euphemistically called "English" (but who are not of England) who are not conversant some anabaptist churches/communities, etc). The last point is about the control of ethnicities through policing and the courts under the law, where privileges and rights are accorded according to ethnicity, so thus these terms can also be interpreted to be about minorities and control of them, instead of the laws of their nation of origin. --
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could be included in the category, I would expect the article to include a statement that the name was of
Chinook origin, preferably withe meaning explained. It is clearly pointless to have a category for French placenames for places in France, becasue the article will already have a geographic category. Similarly transplanted placenames do not provide any useful basis for a category. However, places with Chinook names will be a subset of places in the area where thery occur, and will probably reflect the former extent of where the language was spoken.
4751:, is that music composed in Vienna, by Viennese composers, or associated with Vienna, or perhaps the site of something's first performance? You seem to be wanting to make music "national" and don't seem quite clear on the difference between national origin and national descent; as above in the other CfD re ethnic origin you seem fascinated with delineating this subject, but without having a grasp of the nuances of the terms in question, or in this case the nature of music; I still have no clear definition as to what this category is
3493:- this is a rename of over 200 categories and, indeed, "Foo law" or "Fooian law" is the proper term of art for describing a body of law. Per Number 57 and others we say "American law" not "law of the United States", "English law," not "law of the United Kingdom." It takes way common sense use and replaces it with wordy, clunky awkwardness. Any ambiguity issue raised can be addressed by some solution other than taking a sledgehammer to over 200 categories and inserting an OR interpretation on widely known and used phrasing.
770:
for others strikes me as part of a process of over-homogenization and related deletionism that seems to be spreading in
Knowledge, vs recognizing distinctive and unique situations for what they are and representing that properly, instead of trying to play whack-a-mole with things that don't "belong" in someone's idea of "standards" and preconceptions about "making everything the same". And I'll repeat the Fifth Pillar, "there are no rules", which should be more observed than it has been in the course of the excessive
715:. You ask if it would be ridiculous to classify all place names by language. Yes, probably. But I think you'd agree that the act of naming a place asserts a kind of sovereignty over it, and there are many places where alternative names in multiple languages are revealing and still hotly controversial. I'm thinking of the current Polish / Germany border as one example. Exploring and explaining these situations seems to me useful, worthy of attention, objective if done with balance, and encyclopedic. --
518:. Although I have sympathy with the nominator's logic, the names of geographic features can be meaningful and significant in and of themselves, and therefore worth grouping and tracking in a category. If the current guidelines within wikipedia do not acknowledge that, then the guidelines should be changed. Chinook wa-wa names are an excellent example. Chinook wa-wa names carry historical and cultural significance in the Pacific Northwest. That more than justifies the maintenance of this category. --
902:. The main contention of this proposal concerns the scope: the current title "Category:Chinook Jargon place names" is a category you would expect to find on articles relating to names, not the places themselves. This rename would refine this to show the place is subject, not the name. The linguistic origin of a placename is quite a defining characteristic as it always has profound historical meaning. I think this category rename could be applied to a few others in
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characteristics of names; as I recall these is a category for placenames of French origin in the US, maybe for royal eponyms in Canada also. What I see here in this nomination is something destructive, not constructive at all, and, again, a too-literalist reading of some guideline somewhere (whichever) flying in the face of the Fifth Pillar "there are no rules". I daresay the guideline you think you are invoking/applying doesn't even say what you think it does.
5630:-- The only justification for having such categories would be if a fish were endemic only to one country. With the presnet useage the category section of article will get clogged up with natioanl cateogories. The result will be as bad as would happen if we did not forbid award-winners and performance by performer categories. These are much too similar to the former. I hope this is to be the first of a series of noms covering a lot of fauna and flora.
3875:-- Each jurisdiction has its own law, so that "law of" or "law in" might be appropriate. However, are they not clear in theri present form with the demonym? Law of UK should be a disambiguation page, since there are three separate jurisdictions (the Welsh generally have English law). Many but not all Commonwealth countries use law based on English law, from which they have diverged since independence. This nom is essentially about semantics.
3908:(England I mean). As for those were "Law of FOO" is necessary, or specific as in the Laws of Scotland such as are separate from those of England, etc., the preposition to use would definitely be "of", when for law as the title topic. Something like "environmental law cases in Canada" would be "in", rather than "of", however. I see no reason for this rename, just more moving deckchairs around on an already unwieldy and over-name-fiddled system.
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3975:. Per Constantine a few comments above. It's useful to address the inconsistencies, but the nomination needs to be reframed, since for example "Roman law" as a phrase doesn't have the same kind of meaning and usage as "Republic of Congo law". I suggest that the nominator look more closely at the examples in the "oppose" comments, and perhaps reconstruct the nomination in a way that doesn't seek a one-size-fits-all solution.
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done with care and research as opposed to these sweeping nominations, where, as I've shown, some categories included in this discussion would be viable even if restricted to endemic freshwater fish. Most others would be viable if not restricted to endemics but carefully trimmed to reduce category clutter with the use of regional category (e.g. "Southwestern Europe"). We may not have articles for all those fish, but as a
687:, contrary to the principles of the guidelines and the Fifth Pillar which rule-mongers and rule-enforcers seem to have no clue about. There is indeed call for a fur trade category, but that would have within it subcategories for places, and for biographies, and more; omnibus categories are unwieldy; in this case it would contain several hundred names, as you can see from the list of CJ place names.
667:(or as in many cases, the island) with a Spanish-conferred name is part of the history, but things named for the strait/island/whatever are not; and that category is for now a catch-all; there are so many such names on the BC Coast that a subcategory will eventually be called for; other articles in the Spanish history cat could be ships, locations that do not have Spanish names, biographies,
1204:"We" = "a certain group of Wikipedians". Speak for yourself not for ALL of us. These are not just "linguistic properties" but part of a regional culture and identity and recognizable and documentable as such. Wikipedians making up rules for themselves to enforce, no matter what other Wikipedians say, is tiresome and not in line with the Five Pillars.
807:"Personal attacks"? No, pointing out someone's origin and their primary activity, so it seems, is not a personal attack, it's a relevant point about the motivation behind this nomination. Conflating that into NPA is hogwash....and you ignored my reference to the Fifth Pillar, which should be given as much weights as any other policy/guideline/essay.
5934:, which I don't see as being a particularly strong argument, and my disagreement and explanation of what I see as the proper usage of the nation<region<continent geographic hierarchy. So far, I think you and I have had a decent discussion on the issue, so I'd appreciate any clarification you could offer on the national categories.
5694:, do you know of any fish from other worlds? Your rationale is clearly the reason why choosing "Europe" as the distribution level that the nominator supports as reasonable is a ridiculous assertion. As I've said before, this is a dispute over the preference of scale. I still think many of these categories are useful. Over at
4936:. I prefer having the phrase "common name" in the category to clarify the contents in contrast to set index articles we have on scientific names. Contrary to the nominator's rationale, scientific names are not unique. Especially in early binomial nomenclature, many authors named different organisms with the same name. See
4034:: Countries with dual law systems like Namibia and South Africa would be more logically organised if the category was named 'Law in', as this would not necessarily mean that laws themselves populated this category---In a way, there is no "Law of South Africa" before I know whether customary law or ordinary law applies. --
6001:" categories. I think you'll find that most organisms have restricted distributions; the most well-known (and consequently the ones we're most likely to have articles for already in this incomplete encyclopedia) have wider ranges. The national categories are most useful for those organisms with restricted distributions.
3892:, as there is no need for a rename. In most cases the meaning is clear-cut, and in some, like "Roman law", "English law" or "Byzantine law" that are not confined to the respective states and have far broader application, this still does not mean that they do not also encompass the law in the respective states.
4500:. Personally I don't think such a category would be very useful and you gave the example of Bach's music, which would be difficult to categorize this way. But the important thing is that it is possible to categorize by place of creation, if you decide to to or not and when to do it is unimportant. <br\: -->
6008:
I think you have mistaken ideas about the impermanence of species distributions. The vast majority are stable. Discoveries of new populations are rare enough to be noteworthy and published as extensions of known ranges. That a species migrates is immaterial; the categories for flora and fauna include
6004:
That there are other ways to categorize organisms does not imply that this hierarchy isn't also a valid and useful approach. I know little of rivers, but I'm sure hydrologists have some kind of classification for the kinds of rivers that would approximate the existing taxonomic categories we have for
5950:
per the aforementioned WGSRPD, which includes those two subunits under a biogeographical category named "Spain", because I can't find any examples where having the subordinate categories is useful; "Spain" would just be re-circumscribed to include the flora of these two entities. But such actions are
5773:
I certainly understand the problem, but I wouldn't agree that that "some species would have over 150 categories." Wouldn't it be reasonable to just use the highest category level in the hierarchy? So strictly, at most you'd have 7 continent categories, unless you had other categories just for
Eurasia
4070:
x" and not "law in x". No one talks that way. In GBooks, "law of england" produces more than five times as many results as "law in england". And the sources that do use "law in england" are not talking about the whole law of the country. They are talking about peerage law in england and family law in
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I'm not confusing anything. I'm saying it's bad category naming because it can be confused. I'm also not talking about the rules of grammar either. Laws concerning the language
English are actual laws (found in jurisprudence) of civil and criminal nature, concerning the use and practice of English in
1025:
I do not think comparison with
Britain is helpful. The study of English placenames is a large topic. Many of the Romano-British ones infact incorporate a Celtic root. Place-names in England with a Celtic root is a small enough category to potentially providie a useful category. Before a placename
774:
now dominating
Knowledge discussions of all kinds. That the nominator, who joined us in January 2011, has written prolific essays on categorization "rules", and apparently seeks to enforce/propagate his notions by the terms of this CfD, is another example of instruction creep being spread into areas
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but no category for same; because there are simply too many (Toronto, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nunavut, Yukon, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Nanaimo for starters); and while French has a role in the history of the
Pacific Northwest - a big role - and many CJ names are indirectly of French origins
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to an area in their lifetime and excludes introductions by man (introduced or invasive organism distributions) or exceedingly rare events such as a North
American migratory bird showing up in the UK after being blown off course -- this is not the native range of the species, so the UK would never be
5706:
for the work-in-progress. I've still never gotten an acceptable answer to my questions on why "Europe" is acceptable but regions within Europe are not. The biogeographical affinities of flora and fauna in Europe are well-known and lumping them all into "Fish of Europe" doesn't make sense: 1) Regions
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significant than places with French names. Doing it for all places would be ridiculous, no? It has only been possible for Chinook Jargon, because it's such a small number of articles. I could well be mistaken, but it seems to me that most articles of most places are simply not categorized in any way
6017:
I agree that categorizing rivers and mountains by geography (implemented by using national and subdivisions of national categories) makes sense! It also makes sense to categorize species this way. I see no material difference between the relatively stable course of a river and the relatively stable
4726:
I don't think you're clear on the concept of nationality in English; it yes does mean what country your citizenship is, it also means what your ancestral inheritance is; not quite the same thing as ethnic origin. But nationality is not place-specific in the way you think it is, and the vagaries of
3430:
The form "American law" is almost the universally used form. It passes every and all common name test. Same with "English law", "French law", "Spanish law", "Ethiopian law" and so forth. One has to try and imagine chances of disambiguity to find them. Maybe "Indian law" would be slightly ambiguous,
769:
I agree that a broad practice of categorizing placenames by language would be unwieldy; but this is not just any language in terms of the Pacific Northwest, it is a unique feature of regional history/culture and no parallels really exist elsewhere; the notion that one thing is a necessary precedent
760:
Names are very political in the Pacific Northwest, particularly in BC where the native political/cultural revival has seen the restoration to, or modern re-adaptations of many names; and where the usual anglicizations are viewed as "corrupt" or "mistaken" or "appropriated" (even when they're really
736:
has some, but is mostly full of lists. The Irish one doesn't have any, and the Slavic one is full of disambiguation pages, not places. Maybe I'm missing something? I can accept that naming origins are important, but I don't see why CJ names are *more* important than non-CJ names. I don't understand
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is totally unclear; and not called for, the placenames would be a significant and very large group in that category and warrant a subcat; I had seen a deletion (redlink) of the Chinook Jargon cat; apparently it's been re-instated. The "characteristics of the name" are historical/cultural features,
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category, where someone will delete it as being UNDUE? These names are part of the historical geography of the Pacific Northwest and beyond; and re mountains there are other categories (or were) for those name for war veterans, prime ministers etc. There is no reason to delete a category based on
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is unnatural and lends itself to ambiguity and other problems, as has been shown in previous discussions for the India, China, the UK and several other categories. The application of law follows the jurisdiction of a country or nation-state, not nationality, and indeed most by-country law articles
1139:
Who cares if deletionists successfully wiped other categories, and by what arguments were they deleted, and what were the contexts of the deleted toponyms; given that a good chunk of the US was formerly New Spain/Mexico it's like the observation above by Peterkingiron about French names in France;
375:
Categorizing articles by characteristics of the topic (e.g. that it is a mountain or a river and which country it's in) and not by characteristics of its name (or one of its names) is the usual convention in wp categorization - otherwise if an article is renamed to a synonym then it's no longer in
5937:
I'd agree that some of the small nations ought not to have categories (the nominator usually titles these discussions with a small country to emphasize its ridiculousness; I wonder if these discussions would be different if it were titled with the largest European nation category). For example, I
5739:
There may be a case for national categories regarding freshwater or landlocked fish, and in that context I think your arguments have validity. The same validity as for other terrestrial animals. But what we have here are categories for fish in general, that is both freshwater and marine fish. The
3907:
per various similar above; "British law" is like "English law", used and found as a term far outside the United Kingdom in histories of the former colonies, in a particular context, and not associated with the "denomym" use of "English" but with its adjective form in association with that kingdom
3254:
I occasionally deal with legal issues at work, and the law of different countries (and supranational bodies) is almost always referred to as "Fooian law" - the term itself is not unnatural at all. I would say that the problem here is that the articles (Law in Foo etc) are misnamed rather than the
964:
to match "Algonquian ethnonyms" cited above. There is a significant difference between such indigenous names and names transplanted in by colonisers. When we had a Frnech-American placenames category it contained a place named after an American who happened to have a surname of French origin: a
940:
who conferred these names, which are not indigenous in origin for the most part. The notion that this category is linguistic only in nature is a fallacy; these names reflect a regional culture and identity that spans six states, two provinces and a territory; they are a special case and anally
551:
I can see both sides of this argument. I think the Chinook Jargon origin of these place names is very important information that should be recorded on wikipedia, but I'm not sure a category is the right way to do it. Skookum, can you find a similar category with other languages? I can only find
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appear to all be freshwater species. Some island nations with unique reef systems may have enough marine species that a national category would be more reasonable without creating overwhelming "category clutter" on the article. Having dealt with your concerns about marine fish, I see you still
4895:
Since scientific names are required to be unique within a kingdom, all plant disambiguation pages will always involve common names. Same for animals and fish. There's no reason for us to explicitly state "common name" in the category titles. It just makes them extra verbose and awkward. FYI, I
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simply for the fact that I can't let one of these ridiculous proposals go on without registering my opposition. "Europe" is far too broad for this kind of category. Like it or not, and regardless of whether or not the fish respects political borders, this is how we write about, describe, and
4410:
was composed in Nice, then part of the Kingdom of Savoy, should it be categorized by Nice? Or by Paris, where Berlioz lived, or by Savoy? Or what? I think there is very little use in this category, and it has too loose a framework and would wind up being chock-full of irrelevancies. The
1164:
names are dominant it's like the French names in France, or Russian names in Russia (or, for that matter, in Alaska). Chinook spanned a vast region; and yes, Chinook names as can be seen from the list reached right into Quebec and New Hampshire; this is an historical phenomenon that has
4490:
Dear Skookum1, I fear we have a massive commmunication problem, as i cannot believe you are asking questions which are already answered, by simply looking at the already existent subcategories. Let me quote you: "Is it about the city or place where a musical piece was written?" <br\:
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and such articles are on a different level entirely as they still have meaning and influence beyond the ancient country whose legislation they describe---they should probably be split into their historical article ('Law of the Roman Republic') and today's notion ('Roman law'). As for
449:
there is nothing in Knowledge that is "required" per the Fifth Pillar; asserting that anything is "required" is a complete fallacy; and per consistency, that's something that has regularly been ignored in RMs and CfDs decided on item/guideline misquotes by closers; but per that
1144:?? By referring to this one, if it gets deleted? Incremental deletionism is its own self-justification. There's a good case to be made for "placenames of Halkomelem origin" or "placenames of Coast Salish origin" in British Columbia, as many of those are town/district names
874:
No, it's meant as a geographic toponymical category, with cultural meanings/identity, and is not a "linguistic category". Ever heard of "thinking outside the box"? Boxing things in so they can be tossed in the garbage shoot is becoming too common a feature of Knowledge
3989:
The inclusion of Category:Roman law and Category:Byzantine law was an error on my part. They were not meant to be part of this nomination, which already excluded Category:Ancient Greek law, Category:Chinese law, Category:English law, etc. Sorry for the confusion.
960:-- It is perfectly legitiamte to have a category for placenames by their linguistic origin. For one thing, their distribution will be the extent of the use of the language. However, I wonder who many are actually derived from the jargon (a creole) rather than
3331:
law" (religious edict concerning contact with non-conversants outside the religious community) etc are ambiguous. As there are laws concerning ethnicities sharing names with these nationalities in jurisdictions not of the nation, this is rife for confusion. --
4366:. Place of composition, place of publication, "national" associations of the composer (which given that in Bach's and Haydn's time and before, modern nation-states and "nationalities" hadn't even been come up with yet, would be anachronistic and somewhat OR).
435:"Upmerge" (a fairly common term at CFD) means to recategorize some/all articles in a category that's being deleted to a parent of that category. Constructing a consistent categorization tree sometimes requires deletion of categories that are inconsistent.
586:
of that would be "English adaptations of Coast Salish names" and so unwieldy, even moreso if Indian reserve names are included; same is true of Kwakwaka'wakw or Tsimshian or Nuu-chah-nulth etc. In the case of the CJ names, what's remarkable is that
5740:
problem is with the marine fish. Marine fish inhabit a single contiguous world ocean. They do not respect national boundaries, and many species occur world wide. There are over 150 coastal nations, and some species would have over 150 categories. --
1120:
have been deleted. The fact that there are only 6 categories in the above mentioned super-category, shows that this is not how things are generally categorized. We categorize things by what they are, not the linguistic properties of what they are
765:
political, however, as it was a language shared by non-native peoples and used by them, especially in toponyms. It's not the same as e.g. Tlingit placenames in Alaska, or Inuktitut placenames in Nunavut, or French names in the Maritimes or the
779:. People wading into topic areas they have no other association with on the basis of some "rule agenda" they are advancing means people are messing around in topic areas they have no other interest in than title/category fiddling. 'Nuff said.
3196:, but even then there were concerns as to whether the renaming should have been backward. I have left the Chinese law category out of this CfD since previous discussions have noted that it serves a wider historical scope, and included the six
1491:
Simply using the phrase "corridors" is extremely ambiguous, and I suggest that the preface of "Geopolitical" would be a suitable disambiguator, although "Geographic" may be an appropriate alternative . Note there is no parent article and the
5929:
support upmerging and deleting the national categories (if restricted to or renamed for freshwater fish). Is there any lingering concern about such a category system? If so, do you have the same reservations about "Rivers of <country: -->
4703:. Technically, a location is more of a physical thing whereas place is an idea within human culture (which is what culture categories are exploring). The two language and ethnicity categories should be forced up a level by this change.
3464:). I don't think it makes sense to restructure to "Law of X" on the basis on ambiguity. I oppose on the basis that the current structure is not inherently ambiguous (I may reconsider if a different, more convincing argument is made).
1169:
to do with any rule-cinching demanding that it be deleted because "we" do not categorize by "linguistic properties"....as if all this were only about "linguistic realities" and not historical and cultural reality and identity; "we"
965:
useless bit of info. Nevertheless, before a place is included, its article needs to state that the name is of Chinook origin and (preferably) translate it. If that is not done then inclusion in the category could be OR.
5854:
Marine fish categories based on national borders makes little sense, but categories based on bodies of water could work quite well. Rather than using national categories, the European territory would be broadly covered by
4432:
Your given symphonies cannot lie directly in this category, but maybe in subcategories, and even that doesn't have to happen immediately. Other items of music want to be categorized by place, e.g. musicians, genres. --
991:) then it may be appropriate to categorize such articles by language. However, the pages in this category (apart from the list) are articles about places, not articles about names. Would you, for example, categorize
859:
Apparently I missed the point yesterday. This is meant to be a linguistic category instead of a geographic category, isn't it? I could live with that, provided that all geographic parent categories are being removed.
4358:"It would be about all these things" demonstrates that this is a catch-all category and not really well-defined or conceived; and really irrelevant to music except as "music by location of subject", where there is a
4731:, which is not physical, associated with geography, which is utterly physical in concept? How is a piece of music geographical, unless it's topical, or unless directly and notably related to a place, such as the
3951:": As User:Fayenatic london pointed out above, there is inconsistency not only among the category names, but between the categories and their main articles. We need to pick a naming convention and stick with it.
5795:, I'm just pointing it out as an aside and not to support my argument.) If we didn't have specific categories for carnivorous plants by continent (there are too few carnivorous plants to make "of <country: -->
172:
Scope is not a defining characteristic for any of the articles. No prejudice against recreation if in future we do have a topic area of articles on labour costing in the garment industry (unlikely as that is).
4475:
but you say they need to be in a subcat. What subcat?? Bach's music was variously composed on Salzburg, Wurzburg, and more, so if "by place of composition" it's not as smooth sailing as "national origin of
5570:. Same as other recent country-nature category merges - attempting to force natural objects into man-made subdivisions has no encyclopedic value, list articles with sources would be much more informative. --
4526:"The London Symphony, Antarctic Symphony, Fingal's Cave, Sorochinsky Fair, Night on Bald Mountain, those are explicitly named for places but you say they need to be in a subcat. What subcat??" Did you see
855:
No, because there's more than lakes and mountains, there's malls, schools, towns etc. and those cat names, even if they could survive challenges, would be "mountains with Chinook Jargon names" and so on;
1859:. While already tagging pretty much every article in the permanent category, this category is still well below the article count for a stub category. Propose deleting category and upmerging template to
4759:; and again I wonder what's in there; where a style is associated with what a painting depicts or where the subject of a statue was associated with, or in which museum or gallery or palace it's located.
4402:
Still too vague/indeterminate; "music by location of subject", "music by location where composed", "music by location of birthplace/resident/country of composer" and more are all issues; what is the
591:
are in Quebec and New England; and in terms of the history of the Pacific Northwest, where CJ is a "regional identifier", the role of French placenames is just not as pronounced. I know we have
4601:, that's apples and oranges. And you still haven't indicated what "music by place" would be used for; since you disqualify "music by setting" (Mendelssohn's piece, for example, was inspired by
5699:
3925:: despite the divergence of views, it is highly desirable that the close should come down one way or the other rather than "no consensus", because the sub-categories are inconsistent. Explore
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categorize animals -- by their presence in political entities. Books are written on the flora and fauna of countries, states, and provinces. It is sensible to categorize them by such here.
3350:
does not use the word "law" once. As far as I am aware, with the possible exception of the Vatican, there are no countries that are also religions, so I fail to understand your last point.
578:
There's a case to be made for things like French names in BC (e.g. Lac La Hache, Francois Lake), and already because of the anglicization/endonym "strife" in Knowledge I was contemplating
4340:
It would be about all these things. Think about it like this: "Music by geographical location" ist just a shorter version of "Geographical location based classification of the topic : -->
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of guidelines, and not actually policy...nor are they fixed and immutable nor are they Holy Writ. Deleting this category to me is deletionism pure and simple, and also rule-wielding and
561:
that relates to their name, let alone the language of their name. I'd be happy to be shown where I'm wrong here, and then I'd oppose this proposed deletion, but for now, I'm unsure. -
1630:
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and also displays a complete disregard for regional culture and identity issues, which others here have attested to also. Knowledge "rule"-makers need to be reined it, starting here.
378:
1140:
it's not a special situation, and the "fact" that there are "only" 6 categories in the "supercategory" is entirely specious in nature. What's next - you nominate them for deletion
679:, to me, is perfectly viable as a subcat of the Spanish history cat....unless you take as policy the speculative/prescriptionary essays written by the nom, that is, which are only
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and think that was peremptory and shallow as a nomination and a close, and speaks to an obsession with literalist interpretation of guidelines vs practical reality and real value;
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at this point. And somewhere, maybe it's been deleted, there had been some classification of peaks named for war heroes in Canada (maybe it was a list, I can't find it though).
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and so on? But I think the real question is: who is going to navigate using this category? Just include a link to the list in the "see also" portion of each article instead. -
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or Afro-Eurasia. In plants, we often run into this problem with species that have wide distributions, such as those that are circumboreal, but we don't see any need to always
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There doesn't appear to be any reason for the categories to be named as such, apart from prior existence. Some categories were, for consistency, renamed to the current format
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Juan de Fuca was Greek and in the service of the Portugese, not of Spain; Spanish history in the region did not begin until the late 1700s. Also, with items like that, the
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and the Catalonian volunteers etc. Chinook Jargon is a much broader topic, and is not limited to the fur trade, nor to "indigenous trade relations" only; it was a
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No, there is nothing wrong with "law of foo". You will find the expression "law of England" not only in many books, but actually in many Acts of Parliament.
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england and so forth. To refer the law of country x as "law in x" is grammatically incorrect to the point of illiteracy. "Law in x" just doesn't mean that.
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Keep calm please, personal attacks will lead us nowhere. (There is a rule about that on Knowledge too, but I'd rather appeal to your feel of common sense.)
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constructive, it is purely destructive and narrow-minded in nature. And it's not only mountains and lakes in question, it's malls, schools, and more....
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Yes, that makes sense to me. The category tree needs a lot of attention, but this should work. Note that the 22 endemic fish species in Greece listed by
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Educate yourself; Chinook was not just an "Amerindian language", it is a hybrid language it was widely used by non-aboriginals and, by and large, it was
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defining them according to rule obsessions as advanced by rule-mongering is against the Five Pillars. Surely you know the fifth? "There are no rules".
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Excessive intermediary categories serving little purpose. "The Hunger Games (film series)" can easily be a direct subcat of the main Hunger Games cat.
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between non-indigenous peoples also, and was used socially among them as well as interacting in non-trade capacities with indigenous people(s).
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exists but it's filled only with lists, not the articles for the places themselves. I don't really see why places with Chinook Jargon names are
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a correct category to place on that species article. Species distributions are not as messy as you seem to think.
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Unneeded level of categories. When we have a category with one subcategory, we do niot need it.
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The following is an archived discussion concerning one or more categories.
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The following is an archived discussion concerning one or more categories.
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What regions do you have in mind? For saltwater fish "Fish of <sea: -->
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is your best comparison, but in my mind, that category is more similar to
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4272:
The two cats "music by ethnicity" and "music by language" have to leave
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six months ago, but the discussion below is sufficient consensus now. â
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Category:History of Indigenous trade relations in the Pacific Northwest
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then that was just tidying up grammar. The list should be upmerged to
4653:. And the concept of nationality is part of the concept place, hence
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Unless fish live specifically in 1 country, this is not meaningful.
3218:: The categories here haven't been tagged. I have made a request at
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is on-point. Deletion or so-called "upmerging" of this category to
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It becomes apparent when looking at the name of the subcategories.
1543:âcurrent name makes it look like the category refers to hallways. â
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than to the category under discussion. Maybe some alternative like
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4323:? So even that category strikes me as vague, if not actually odd.
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600:, but no category. NB names of Spanish origin in BC/PacNW are in
4501:"Is it about the place where it's about?". So about the setting?
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characteristic of the species. See similar previous CFDs e.g.
4505:, if you ask me. Everything will be clear if you look at this:
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be in that Spanish category? I don't know my history there...)
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with its circumboreal distribution would simply be placed in
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Category:Nationality based categorization of the topic music
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is all this nomination is, and it deletionist in nature and
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issue to try and get deleted something that they (not "we")
1102:, as if the existence of that category weren't clear enough.
5966:@Rkitko - you asked above about "Rivers of <country: -->
5820:, I see that we left it in "Biota of <body of water: -->
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World Geographical Scheme for Recording Plant Distributions
5821:" instead of creating new "Flora of <body of water: -->
4543:
Please do not understand the word "music" in the title of
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Category:Spanish placenames on the Pacific Northwest Coast
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Category:History of the Fur Trade in the Pacific Northwest
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
4551:. The topic of music is classified based on places, e.g.
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you would want to, I'd suggest a category by the name of
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
732:: Thanks Lockley, but which three are you talking about?
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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I know, nationality =! place, but this doesn't matter.
3460:, but these are the outliers rather than the rule (cf.
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Category:Place based categorization of the topic music
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Category:Place based categorization of the topic music
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Category:Works based on The Hunger Games (film series)
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would you suggest the list of Chinook Jargon names be
452:"Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative"
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This is categorizing places (e.g. a mountain such as
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3527:: Do the oppose !voters suggest that the articles
1390:. We only need one category for one franchise.
631:Category:Spanish history in the Pacific Northwest
602:Category:Spanish history in the Pacific Northwest
4870:Category:Animal common name disambiguation pages
3452:Certain ambiguous cases do exist in the form of
1321:Category:Works based on The Hunger Games trilogy
1257:Category:Works based on The Hunger Games trilogy
5796:" categories large enough in most cases), then
4858:Category:Plant common name disambiguation pages
3179:are already named as such. I personally prefer
1118:Category:American place names of Spanish origin
987:, Where wp has articles about placenames (e.g.
598:List of French place names in the United States
554:Category:English place names in other countries
4882:Category:Fish common name disambiguation pages
4755:, instead I have rationalizations pointing at
4222:If not rename, please close - I have opened a
417:says otherwise. This nomination accomplishes
5232:(endemic subcat to be upmerged to a Fish cat)
2846:Category:Saint Vincent and the Grenadines law
2262:Category:Democratic Republic of the Congo law
1094:. Who is "we"? As there's some of "us" who
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900:Category:Places with Chinook Jargon toponyms
4802:Category:X common name disambiguation pages
3183:, but some existing categories already use
2754:Category:Palestinian National Authority law
2337:Category:Federated States of Micronesia law
6018:native distribution of plants and animals.
5395:Category:Fish of the Republic of Macedonia
5063:
4948:Category:Set indices on plant common names
4666:- please read my texts more carefully. --
4498:Category:Compositions by place of creation
5790:is in several "Rivers of <country: -->
4835:as the category pages were not tagged. â
3405:aren't included in this CfD. Neither are
3081:Category:United States Virgin Islands law
153:characteristic and no parent categories.
4542:do this, you don't have to. <br\: -->
593:List of Aboriginal place names in Canada
5142:Category:Fish of Bosnia and Herzegovina
4575:. These itself have subcategories like
4203:Category:Music by geographical location
3156:Category:Law in the Republic of Ireland
1296:Category:The Hunger Games (film series)
629:: Thanks, Skookum. It seems to me that
5431:Category:Fish of Serbia and Montenegro
1152:and "modern" Salishan placenames like
3056:Category:Turks and Caicos Islands law
645:would be useful? (By the way, should
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5226:Category:Fish of Metropolitan France
4874:Category:Animal disambiguation pages
4597:"music by nationality" is not about
4515:Category:Compositions set in Austria
1522:highly ambiguous. This is not about
5672:, and then delete that category. --
5515:Category:Fish of the United Kingdom
5178:Category:Fish of the Czech Republic
4898:Category:Plant disambiguation pages
4862:Category:Plant disambiguation pages
4664:Category:Music by place of creation
4447:That doesn't answer my question at
3235:I'm working on it at the moment. --
2115:Category:British Virgin Islands law
2100:Category:Bosnia and Herzegovina law
1116:A whole set of categories, such as
264:Category:Chinook Jargon place names
207:Category:Chinook Jargon place names
18:Knowledge:Categories for discussion
5877:Category:Fish of the Norwegian Sea
5865:Category:Fish of the Mediterranean
4886:Category:Fish disambiguation pages
4532:Category:Compositions about places
3161:Category:Law in the United Kingdom
2881:Category:Serbia and Montenegro law
2866:Category:SĂŁo TomĂŠ and PrĂncipe law
2836:Category:Saint Kitts and Nevis law
2804:Category:Republic of the Congo law
308:List of Chinook Jargon place names
28:
6167:Category:Katie Melua album covers
6135:The result of the discussion was:
5955:, that shouldn't matter. Cheers,
5024:The result of the discussion was:
4830:The result of the discussion was:
4553:Category: Music history by region
4471:, those are explicitly named for
4248:- same editor as the nominator
4226:, with different idea and title.
4224:second proposal for July the 22th
4154:The result of the discussion was:
3927:Category:Law by issue and country
3777:Law of the British Virgin Islands
3136:Category:Law in Georgia (country)
1930:The result of the discussion was:
1796:The result of the discussion was:
1605:The result of the discussion was:
1457:The result of the discussion was:
1388:Category:The Hunger Games trilogy
1292:Category:The Hunger Games trilogy
1285:The result of the discussion was:
832:Category:Chinook Jargon mountains
580:Category:Coast Salish place names
235:The result of the discussion was:
88:The result of the discussion was:
5881:Category:Fish of the Caspian Sea
5359:Category:Fish of the Netherlands
4547:only as "musical works", but as
4523:Category:Compositions by setting
4169:Category:World music by language
3165:Updated 11:00, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
3151:Category:Law in Northern Ireland
3031:Category:Trinidad and Tobago law
2010:Category:Antigua and Barbuda law
1706:Category:Israeli scientist stubs
1100:Category:Place names by language
904:Category:Place names by language
713:Category:Place names by language
310:(that may need to be upmerged).
6000:"Rivers of <subdivision: -->
5804:Category:Flora of North America
3431:but if that is the case, so is
3220:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/Tasks
2277:Category:Dominican Republic law
1663:Category:Israeli engineer stubs
1629:Note: after closure, I found a
1577:Category:Israeli engineer stubs
1482:Category:Geopolitical corridors
6163:Category:Images of Katie Melua
6107:Category:Images of Katie Melua
5873:Category:Fish of the Irish Sea
5869:Category:Fish of the Black Sea
5861:Category:Fish of the North Sea
5052:Category:Fish of Liechtenstein
4996:Category:Fish of Liechtenstein
4938:Category:Set indices on plants
2764:Category:Papua New Guinean law
1148:(such a category might exlude
107:Category:Garment Labor Costing
60:Category:Garment Labor Costing
1:
5791:" categories. Yes, I know...
5786:as an example, but note that
4946:for an example. We also have
4573:Category:Music by nationality
4559:are classified by place, see
4406:of "music by location"? The
3789:Law of the Dominican Republic
2332:Category:Falkland Islands law
1338:categories more complicated.
920:Category:Catholic place names
836:Category:Chinook Jargon lakes
777:he doesn't even contribute on
415:Category:Algonquian ethnonyms
376:the correct category. There
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5491:Category:Fish of Switzerland
4536:Category:Operas about places
4319:, where a piece was written
4066:It should certainly be "law
3835:be reverse-moved instead? --
3041:Category:Turkish Cypriot law
2916:Category:Solomon Islands law
2407:Category:Guinea-Bissauan law
2282:Category:Dutch Antillean law
2192:Category:Central African law
647:Category:Juan de Fuca region
5944:Category:Flora of Gibraltar
5857:Category:Fish of the Baltic
5347:Category:Fish of Montenegro
5323:Category:Fish of Luxembourg
4952:Category:Plant common names
4739:. We're not talking about
4569:Category:Music by continent
4561:Category:Musicians by place
4530:? One would have to create
4528:Category:Songs about places
4165:Category:Music by ethnicity
4097:04:19, 19 August 2014 (UTC)
4081:04:07, 19 August 2014 (UTC)
4060:04:50, 19 August 2014 (UTC)
4044:19:54, 12 August 2014 (UTC)
4000:13:45, 12 August 2014 (UTC)
3985:03:10, 12 August 2014 (UTC)
3518:04:32, 19 August 2014 (UTC)
2936:Category:South Sudanese law
2896:Category:Sierra Leonean law
2182:Category:Cayman Islands law
1990:Category:American Samoa law
1940:05:00, 19 August 2014 (UTC)
333:; I note the recent CfD of
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5996:is large and therefore in
5670:Category:Fish of the World
5311:Category:Fish of Lithuania
4850:16:30, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
4743:here, we're talking about
4649:is the shorter version of
4511:Category:Operas by setting
4208:Category:Music by location
3968:05:40, 5 August 2014 (UTC)
3462:Category:Georgia (country)
3407:Category:Ancient Greek law
3277:Strongest possible support
3076:Category:United States law
3026:Category:Transnistrian law
2926:Category:South African law
2871:Category:Saudi Arabian law
2669:Category:Montserratian law
2577:Category:Luxembourgian law
2567:Category:Liechtenstein law
2312:Category:Equatoguinean law
2292:Category:East Timorese law
1648:16:33, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
1625:16:26, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
1313:16:22, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
734:Category:Latin place names
255:16:16, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
6155:10:47, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
6076:22:26, 16 July 2014 (UTC)
6061:16:25, 12 July 2014 (UTC)
6028:17:00, 17 July 2014 (UTC)
5978:22:26, 16 July 2014 (UTC)
5960:04:10, 12 July 2014 (UTC)
5940:Category:Flora of Andorra
5893:03:20, 12 July 2014 (UTC)
5827:01:26, 12 July 2014 (UTC)
5784:Category:Rivers of Europe
5750:23:50, 11 July 2014 (UTC)
5712:22:16, 11 July 2014 (UTC)
5682:04:23, 11 July 2014 (UTC)
5657:02:51, 11 July 2014 (UTC)
5640:16:09, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
5455:Category:Fish of Slovenia
5443:Category:Fish of Slovakia
5154:Category:Fish of Bulgaria
5044:08:38, 20 July 2014 (UTC)
4967:00:55, 18 July 2014 (UTC)
4769:14:57, 18 July 2014 (UTC)
4676:12:01, 18 July 2014 (UTC)
4619:02:57, 18 July 2014 (UTC)
4593:23:36, 17 July 2014 (UTC)
4507:Category:Films by setting
4486:01:17, 17 July 2014 (UTC)
4376:01:21, 17 July 2014 (UTC)
4290:20:02, 16 July 2014 (UTC)
4190:13:26, 24 July 2014 (UTC)
3944:18:54, 19 July 2014 (UTC)
3918:15:03, 18 July 2014 (UTC)
3900:07:26, 18 July 2014 (UTC)
3885:16:04, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
3801:Law of the United Kingdom
3785:Law of the Czech Republic
3781:Law of the Cayman Islands
3101:Category:Vatican City law
3051:Category:Turkmenistan law
2931:Category:South Korean law
2841:Category:Saint Lucian law
2794:Category:Puerto Rican law
2724:Category:North Korean law
2252:Category:Czechoslovak law
2217:Category:Cook Islands law
2172:Category:Cape Verdean law
1861:Category:Sylvioidea stubs
1809:10:51, 27 July 2014 (UTC)
1739:11:24, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
1548:08:36, 20 July 2014 (UTC)
1470:10:45, 27 July 2014 (UTC)
1400:15:54, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
1222:07:23, 23 July 2014 (UTC)
1196:14:16, 26 July 2014 (UTC)
1131:21:11, 22 July 2014 (UTC)
1112:01:27, 17 July 2014 (UTC)
1079:14:03, 26 July 2014 (UTC)
1059:04:41, 12 July 2014 (UTC)
1036:14:03, 26 July 2014 (UTC)
1021:22:00, 22 July 2014 (UTC)
975:15:51, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
962:Category:Chinook ethonyms
951:07:23, 23 July 2014 (UTC)
932:15:29, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
885:07:23, 23 July 2014 (UTC)
817:07:23, 23 July 2014 (UTC)
582:and the like, though the
476:07:23, 23 July 2014 (UTC)
445:22:00, 22 July 2014 (UTC)
149:) for which this isn't a
98:02:06, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
6195:Please do not modify it.
6184:04:45, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
6117:Please do not modify it.
6089:Please do not modify it.
5808:Category:Flora of Europe
5623:06:28, 6 July 2014 (UTC)
5610:03:38, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
5594:02:17, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
5577:06:42, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
5561:06:00, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
5503:Category:Fish of Ukraine
5407:Category:Fish of Romania
5335:Category:Fish of Moldova
5279:Category:Fish of Ireland
5275:Category:Fish of Ireland
5263:Category:Fish of Hungary
5239:Category:Fish of Germany
5214:Category:Fish of Finland
5202:Category:Fish of Estonia
5190:Category:Fish of Denmark
5166:Category:Fish of Croatia
5130:Category:Fish of Belgium
5118:Category:Fish of Belarus
5106:Category:Fish of Austria
5094:Category:Fish of Armenia
5082:Category:Fish of Albania
5006:Please do not modify it.
4978:Please do not modify it.
4929:02:16, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
4910:06:33, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
4812:Please do not modify it.
4784:Please do not modify it.
4749:Category:Music of Vienna
4722:09:51, 7 July 2014 (UTC)
4708:11:37, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
4443:09:51, 7 July 2014 (UTC)
4425:04:29, 7 July 2014 (UTC)
4395:10:56, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
4351:08:53, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
4333:01:42, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
4274:Category:Music geography
4265:09:25, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
4198:Category:Music geography
4136:Please do not modify it.
4126:Category:Music geography
4108:Please do not modify it.
3866:10:30, 9 July 2014 (UTC)
3845:08:02, 6 July 2014 (UTC)
3805:Law of the United States
3502:04:03, 6 July 2014 (UTC)
3486:02:53, 6 July 2014 (UTC)
3469:11:27, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
3445:02:15, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
3423:14:30, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
3382:22:30, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
3367:10:38, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
3342:09:28, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
3318:15:56, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
3289:15:39, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
3272:14:52, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
3245:10:43, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
3230:10:41, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
3210:10:23, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
3091:Category:Uzbekistani law
2991:Category:Tajikistani law
2901:Category:Singaporean law
2891:Category:Seychellois law
2856:Category:Sammarinese law
2699:Category:New Zealand law
2664:Category:Montenegrin law
2634:Category:Mauritanian law
2629:Category:Martiniquan law
2624:Category:Marshallese law
2532:Category:Kyrgyzstani law
2502:Category:Kazakhstani law
2387:Category:Greenlandic law
2222:Category:Costa Rican law
2167:Category:Cape Colony law
2157:Category:Cameroonian law
2055:Category:Bangladeshi law
2040:Category:Azerbaijani law
1912:Please do not modify it.
1884:Please do not modify it.
1873:12:00, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
1818:Category:Remizidae stubs
1778:Please do not modify it.
1768:Category:Remizidae stubs
1750:Please do not modify it.
1722:12:08, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
1587:Please do not modify it.
1559:Please do not modify it.
1536:09:25, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
1513:14:17, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
1439:Please do not modify it.
1411:Please do not modify it.
1379:10:30, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
1367:02:11, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
1348:19:03, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
1267:Please do not modify it.
1239:Please do not modify it.
911:10:20, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
870:06:27, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
848:22:25, 4 July 2014 (UTC)
803:07:44, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
789:01:38, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
747:16:58, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
725:23:37, 4 July 2014 (UTC)
697:04:22, 7 July 2014 (UTC)
659:16:58, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
614:01:38, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
571:21:15, 4 July 2014 (UTC)
544:16:33, 4 July 2014 (UTC)
528:17:09, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
511:07:25, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
431:14:12, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
400:06:18, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
367:05:32, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
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217:Please do not modify it.
189:Please do not modify it.
178:10:08, 5 July 2014 (UTC)
163:22:16, 2 July 2014 (UTC)
70:Please do not modify it.
5948:Category:Flora of Spain
5666:Category:Fish of Europe
5535:That, for example, the
5519:Category:Fish of Europe
5507:Category:Fish of Europe
5495:Category:Fish of Europe
5483:Category:Fish of Europe
5479:Category:Fish of Sweden
5471:Category:Fish of Europe
5459:Category:Fish of Europe
5447:Category:Fish of Europe
5435:Category:Fish of Europe
5423:Category:Fish of Europe
5419:Category:Fish of Serbia
5411:Category:Fish of Europe
5399:Category:Fish of Europe
5387:Category:Fish of Europe
5383:Category:Fish of Poland
5375:Category:Fish of Europe
5371:Category:Fish of Norway
5363:Category:Fish of Europe
5351:Category:Fish of Europe
5339:Category:Fish of Europe
5327:Category:Fish of Europe
5315:Category:Fish of Europe
5303:Category:Fish of Europe
5299:Category:Fish of Latvia
5291:Category:Fish of Europe
5267:Category:Fish of Europe
5255:Category:Fish of Europe
5251:Category:Fish of Greece
5243:Category:Fish of Europe
5230:Category:Fish of Europe
5218:Category:Fish of Europe
5206:Category:Fish of Europe
5194:Category:Fish of Europe
5182:Category:Fish of Europe
5170:Category:Fish of Europe
5158:Category:Fish of Europe
5146:Category:Fish of Europe
5134:Category:Fish of Europe
5122:Category:Fish of Europe
5110:Category:Fish of Europe
5098:Category:Fish of Europe
5086:Category:Fish of Europe
5056:Category:Fish of Europe
4714:068129201223129O9598127
4697:Category:Music by place
4668:068129201223129O9598127
4647:Category:Music by place
4585:068129201223129O9598127
4577:Category:American music
4565:Category:Music by place
4545:Category:Music by place
4519:Category:Music by place
4435:068129201223129O9598127
4387:068129201223129O9598127
4343:068129201223129O9598127
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4257:068129201223129O9598127
4212:Category:Music by place
4161:Category:Music by place
3797:Law of the Soviet Union
3713:Law of Papua New Guinea
3433:Category:Indian writers
3131:Category:Zimbabwean law
3111:Category:Vietnamese law
3106:Category:Venezuelan law
2961:Category:Surinamese law
2951:Category:Sri Lankan law
2876:Category:Senegalese law
2851:Category:Salvadoran law
2789:Category:Portuguese law
2779:Category:Philippine law
2769:Category:Paraguayan law
2759:Category:Panamanian law
2704:Category:Nicaraguan law
2679:Category:Mozambican law
2654:Category:Monegasque law
2582:Category:Macedonian law
2572:Category:Lithuanian law
2447:Category:Indonesian law
2397:Category:Guatemalan law
2297:Category:Ecuadorian law
2267:Category:Djiboutian law
2065:Category:Belarusian law
2030:Category:Australian law
1710:Category:Engineer stubs
875:name/category-fiddling.
635:Category:Chinook Jargon
460:Category:Chinook Jargon
388:Category:Chinook Jargon
335:Category:Chinook Jargon
6174:Nominator's rationale:
5989:Point by point reply:
5938:have plans to upmerge
5812:Category:Flora of Asia
5724:
5533:Nominator's rationale:
5467:Category:Fish of Spain
5287:Category:Fish of Italy
4893:Nominator's rationale:
4757:Category:Arts by place
4701:Category:Arts by place
4657:can be subcategory of
4469:Night on Bald Mountain
4253:Nominator's rationale:
4220:Note for Administrator
3793:Law of the Netherlands
3297:into the more awkward
3173:Nominator's rationale:
3096:Category:Vanuatuan law
3086:Category:Uruguayan law
3071:Category:Ukrainian law
3016:Category:Tokelauan law
2996:Category:Tanzanian law
2986:Category:Taiwanese law
2911:Category:Slovenian law
2744:Category:Pakistani law
2729:Category:Norwegian law
2659:Category:Mongolian law
2639:Category:Mauritian law
2602:Category:Maldivian law
2597:Category:Malaysian law
2497:Category:Jordanian law
2442:Category:Icelandic law
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