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377:, commenting because pinged. I certainly understand the argument that there are just too many potential entries for this category to be valuable, but there is also an important distinction that I think some people are missing: it's not a category for all films that have women in them at all (a criterion which would indeed include nearly every film in existence), but for films where a woman or a group of women are the 908:(which I have expanded this general discussion to include renaming at well). Also "web framework" seems to be the more general and more notable name. The term "web application framework" seems restricted to "web applications" and seems to exclude commonalities (which the lead article and many of the articles in the categories seem to also cover) when creating "web services", "web APIs", etc. 703:- I'm here because I ran across a film that, apparently, is "about women" because there are women in it. I'm not sure if that fits the category or not, because there is no definition for the category. Are there also films "about men"? Do most heterosexual rom-coms belong in both categories? If they have a dog, is it a film about animals? There certainly are films that are about women 1504:) isn't a well-defined ideological tendency. Many Latin American left groups are described as 'Castroist' (often as a slur) but there is no coherent movement or community of 'Castroist' parties. In the case of the US SWP (the sole article in the category), this party isn't 'Castroist' strictly speaking, it's a Trotskyist group that became supportive of the Cuban revolution. 1314:-- I would prefer to see this split into several categories for different speech impediments. Stuttering is I think only one kind of impediment. However, speech difficulties can be quite disabling, so that I do not think we should delete out of hand, but it may need weeding of people who had an impediment as a child and wholly overcame it. 1047:
characteristic of people. While, yes some celebrities have unique vocal or speech patterns, lisps, stutters, these may or may not be relevant to their professional career, and even if verifiable (e.g. a celebrity in an interview says "I stuttered as a kid"), this is a trivial, non-defining category.
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but it was pointed out that apparently that article was somewhat recently renamed so I am bringing this to general discussion and expanding it to include a subcategory. Besides C2D style rationale (which this would qualify for if not for the time period), a significant portion of the articles within
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makes sense and wouldn't include a crazy amount of entries, I would imagine, but I recommend a start-over. Find a name that is more specific about how women are featured in the film (e.g., "protagonists", "leads", "central characters", etc.) and populate the category very carefully. Note that this
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I would favor one category tree for all court cases. Right now we have litigation, case law, and lawsuits. Certainly there are distinctions on a conceptual basis but that becomes murkier when you get into categorizing the individual articles. Sometimes you have binding case law (lower courts are
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include a diverse range of conditions, and is prone to subjectivity as Stewart and Capote suggest, I'd also like to preemptively squelch efforts to "fix" this category by splitting into "People who stutter", "People with lisps", etc. Specific non-defining categories are no better than general
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per nom unless there are actually any people notable for having a speech impediment (which is different from being an advocate for the rights of people with speech impediments) in which case the category should have text explaining this and be purged of people for whom this is a
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Yeah, and ham is not the same thing as bacon, but that doesn't necessarily mean the distinction is necessarily worth drawing in categorization. Most of the subcategories named "litigation" are populated with articles about case law. As for notification, by my count, this is the
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these categories (and programming language based subcategories) have disambiguation in their title as "(web framework)" and have for a very long time. Not a single one has had "(web application framework)" in the article name in any recent history. Examples include:
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as per nom. I do not find this term particularly defining as it is very near trying to categorize people by their accent. Even if a person has trouble making certain sounds it might impede them in certain languages more than others and can change over time.
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Yeah, in practical terms for Knowledge (XXG) categorization, we don't really need three separate schemes for litigation/case law/lawsuits. Most of the subcategories named "litigation" are really populated with articles about case law, anyway.
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Lots of things may be a significant part of a persons life story (getting married, having children...). George and Gareth are in the encyclopedia because of being a king and a singer respectively - not because of having a speech impediment.
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I'm certainly surprised to see how this category has ballooned with 60+ subcats and agree that if kept, some pruning is in order, with a clear description that only works where women are the central characters/primary focus are to be added.
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required to follow it) but you also have cases that influence judges less formally, and that's also case law which makes it harder to define. This is obviously a broader discussion though.
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time you have asked me why I don't notify category creators of CFD nominations. Are you not paying attention to my answer, are you forgetting what it is, or do you just not like it?
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Way too broad of a category, and even if it could be simplified to just films where a woman is the main character, there are far too many films that fit that criteria.
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Films with female leads are still a minority and an interesting subject in themselves. There are entire genres like action films where they are under-represented.
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There's a lot of overlap here, but the target category is broader (includes non-corporate bodies) and much older. The nominated category was recently created.
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nominating categories I created for deletion without notifying me? This is not supposed to be a race to delete, but a way to reach consensus that makes sense
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The number of current members doesn't seem to be anywhere close to being out of control. Besides, subcategories effectively split it up to some degree.
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That's the main reason why I'd stuck with the "documentary films about..." categories generally. Films there have to be more clearly and pertinently
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women -- and why it may have been a mistake on my part to create this as a "bridging" category with the Women in film parent cat...
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life, it is not a noteworthy or defining characteristic for people in general, and so we don't have Category:People hit by buses.
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was hit by a bus, which was also quite disabling and had an impact on her life and art, but although it is an important aspect of
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delete is about how vague the naming and inclusion (potentially) is. Any arguments here about the size are rubbish, IMHO.
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most litigation is not case law - rarely does the run-of-the-mill suing create binding precedents (which are case law).
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unless there can be a way to rename it to not be ambiguous (which I cannot think of a way) as per Bearcat's comments.
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Is there a reason why you vote neutral because you didn't really state a reason, just that you created the category?
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merging anyway, because of the overlap of the categories. Neutral about name of merged category, I wonder if
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Just to signal I'm certainly not going to mount a defense for it. But having slept on it, I think I remember
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involved in that — would romantic comedies which are about women in relationships with men belong here?
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Perhaps the wording is just too vague? How about a rename to "Films featuring female protagonists"?
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as the creator of the category. I don't remember creating it but there I am, in the edit history.
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has existed for a quite a number of years and I think my goal was to find a way to fit films
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role (and your comment about ARBITRARY applies) 2°) pop culture is not divided into content
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Since these are legal articles, it makes sense to use legal terms in the category naming.
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between Barbara Walters and George IV, because for just one example they didn't have the
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speech impediment as each other — each person should certainly be discussed in the
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Most people on the list are unfamiliar to me, but some immediately stood out (
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still in a time when the volume of pop culture content which is fundamentally
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comparable to the volume of pop culture content which is fundamentally about
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speech impediment they happened to have, but it's not a good basis for a
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films are films about women, as they currently are in this category, then
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characters (a criterion which, as ridiculous as it may be, considerably
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would obviously be ridiculous and unmaintainable — but even today, we
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Several people in this category merely stuttered as a child (e.g.
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This category is way too indiscriminate. It's pretty hard to find
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speech impediment. It doesn't constitute a substantive point of
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sounds better to me than either of the existing categories.
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We should delete this category simply for how broad it is.
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film. That was my thinking anyway, if that's of any help.
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go?) and 3°) there would still be people who think that
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Index

Knowledge (XXG):Categories for discussion
Log
January 24
January 26
talk page
deletion review
MER-C
12:21, 4 February 2016 (UTC)
Category:Films about women
edit
talk
history
links
watch
logs
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
Category:Films about men
Clarityfiend
talk
23:05, 25 January 2016 (UTC)
Shawn in Montreal
talk
02:56, 26 January 2016 (UTC)
Jackninja5
talk
05:20, 26 January 2016 (UTC)
Category:Women in film
Bearcat
Category:Documentary films about women
Shawn in Montreal

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