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Albanian case, since there is no alternative acceptable adjective for the nationality that I know of.) But we can cross those bridges if and when we ever get to them. And just to note—it's not only one user whose opinion will be mandating a change—it's one user that brought the problem to my attention, convinced me, and then I'm proposing a change here and hopefully convincing others that a the change could be implemented. Like any other change, it would be made by consensus if it is to be made.
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college athletics. When these categories are fully populated you're looking at hundreds of players for whom these categories would be applied - the girls teams go back 34 years and the boys go back 50+. Further, the Parade girls and boys teams are different lists and are published at different times.
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is retained for use as collegiate American football (as opposed to collegiate association football or another form), I think the parenthetical can be removed from this category also, in the interest of consistency. I do think that ultimately they may both need renaming, but let's start by making them
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Men and women (or in this case boys and girls) play in different leagues and in many cases the fan bases and interest don't overlap. The gender distinction exists for most college basketball categories (eg - "Category:Michigan Wolverines men's basketball players") and HS athletics are a feeder for
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on paper it makes sense, but in practice I think it would end up being very clumsy. At present, the United States have the (almost) only notable college football programs so it seems to me to be redundant. Also, in the past more but even in the present some it is not uncommon for a US college to
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I don't think we can reasonably expect this nomination to solve or even set a standard for solving every similar case of overlap. It's meant only to address the isolated issue. Other situations may be more or less difficult to resolve depending on the circumstances. (Possibly more difficult in the
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is primarily about the ethnicity, not the nationality. Other nationality/ethnic combos can be addressed when/if they ever become a problem. This one is raised now because it has been a problem. Note that "Somalian" is not "incorrect", as you suggest—it is an acceptable, though less common, demonym
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could be a disambiguation category. I realise that the most common adjective used to refer to people from Somalia is "Somali" and that this nomination may not satisfy everyone as an ideal solution, but it seems we need to avoid the unaltered use of "Somali" in categories because of its inherent
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to keep from the confusion of simply being named "Yiddish." That word either is an adjective (in which case, this should be renamed) or refers to the language (in which case, it is appropriate to follow the form of "Category:X language" per other such categories and the main article at
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and then put them into a parent, but it really makes more sense to me for the latter to be the parent of the former. Surely, everything about the language is a subset of the broader culture, so there's no real need for a catch-all category. Is there something I'm missing here?
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tells us the list was "tentatively produced" by peak-bagger Roy Schweiker in 1999 and then the 'fineness' of Roy's choices were "later checked" by his buddy Andy Martin. I'm glad these mountains are fine for Roy, Andy and others but this does not make for a category, per
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Pages needing cleanup used to be added directly to Category:Knowledge (XXG) cleanup, but that's not done anymore. There doesn't seem to be a continuing reason to diffuse nearly all subcategories from Knowledge (XXG) cleanup into a single subcategory.
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of a mountain is not a subjective feature, but Andy and Roy's decision to select 50 "finest" peaks in New England on that basis may well be subjective, and trivial as well, as topographic prominence is not a global category scheme for mountains.
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There is no problem with using Somali. It is the correct usage of the adjective and Somalian is simply incorrect. If adopted, what would you say in regards to doing the same for every other state with an associated ethnicity, i.e.
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Furthermore, "Category:Mountains of Penobscot County, Maine or the scads of others that Namiba has created" has no bearing. As I'm sure you know, all mountains by place categories are part of a well-established category tree, and
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ambiguity. (The reason I have not suggested "people from Somalia" is that the standard for parent nationality categories is "FOOian people" and it is harder to adapt that form to subcategories, which will also need to be renamed.)
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Hi Good Ol: I was commenting in general terms to put the subject in a greater context. But as I state below, it would probably be best to create a new inclusive parent category of
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of first Western and then Central and Eastern Europe who made Yiddish into the vehicle for studying Torah, living a Torah-observant life, speaking a unique language, and therefore
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since they are different phenomena and notions. In this case facts show that that neither language nor culture supersede each other, so that having a co-equal parent category of
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I am proposing the opposite: that language is a part of culture. Anything related to the Yiddish language is necessarily related to its culture, but not vice versa. —
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to match article. If the article ever moves back, it's quite simple to renominate the category to move back. I'm not convinced we need a few years of inconsistency.
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play a Canadian college, especially in the NAIA--this leads to crossovers. While I agree that something better could be done, I'm not convinced that this is it.--
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and not elevation, I do accept that this is a physical characteristic and not a subjective evaluation. I am still open to changing my !vote on that basis alone.
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How would deletion improve Knowledge (XXG)? There are articles which are overloaded with categories, but a quick survey will show that these aren't among them.
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issues: these guys are very motivated to get peak-bagging info in Knowledge (XXG) and that's great, but it's not always done according to our guidelines.)
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If this nomination is successful, I will nominate all of the subcategories for renaming if the categories are using "Somali" in the nationality sense. —
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Yes, I had thought that too, but wouldn't that mean the basketball belongs to the boys? I took the formatting directly from Parade's releases (example
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Propose renaming as there are Parade All-America teams for both boys and girls. I'll create the girls category if this one ultimately does get renamed.
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This is a defining characteristic (human imposed to be sure) of these mountains. No reason to target this category when six or so others go unmentioned
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of Eastern Europe from the Early Middle Ages until Modern Times for whom Yiddish was more than a mere language, it was also a symbol of their way life.
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and any similar categories. Obviously, there are lot of subcategories here, but I'm not nominating them until we have a closure on the main category.--
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aid the project. The information on the Fine Fifty will not be lost if the category is deleted. No one is suggesting the article or list be deleted.
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is a list of mountains..." is an admittedly clunky way to work the article title into the lead sentence. I don't know why you had to use Google; the
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The word "Yiddish" is not just about a language it is also about a vast culture and way of life that has existed for over 1,000 years or more.
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Actually, I didn't overlook that, I just felt it was not an apt comparison. Still think it's probably a good idea to separate it out, though.
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doesn't mean we need it. The articles can still be easily accessed from the article. I see no way that this is defining of the mountains.--
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does not apply in such cases. However, I do agree with you and Hmains that whatever we do here needs to take into account the rest of the
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Therefore, this move is short-sighted and is reminiscent of the attempts to rename "Jews" to the redundant "Jewish people", see top of
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was an ethnicity category, while I said it was now and always had been acting as a nationality category (since its parent is
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If this is deleted and split (which seems likely), then I will split these manually after closure and before deletion. Cf.
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played at a collegiate level. This includes collegiate teams and leagues playing American football outside the US (e.g.,
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a few years, the article has been renamed too recently. "Consensus" may change (and for a good reason; why should
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the word "Yiddish" meant to them not just a mere language but also, as it translates: "Yiddish" = "way of being a
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does need to be dealt with. Once this category is dealt with, I'd be happy to nominate the rest of them. Wwoods,
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sound so cumbersome, since that folklore and the theater encapsulates the cultural and historical world of the
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have an "in the United States." Actually, what I'd like to do is move all the contents of this category into
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Are they on commons, all of them? Is there a bot that would regularly check that a commons copy still exist?
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acting "Jewish" which in fact is another translation of the word "Yiddish" that a Jew must be "Yiddish" in
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There is no "law" or policy on WP that every word in every category has "to match" for aesthetic reasons.
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This is simply a list of disruptive or offensive usernames, many of which are an attacks on editors. Per
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the Yiddish language and Yiddish culture, and that actually translates, often as an abbreviation for
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This harps back to the connection and divide between Jews being BOTH an ethnicity (i.e.
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basketball"? This seems like it needs the possessive apostrophe.
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Index

Knowledge (XXG):Categories for discussion
Log
October 11
October 13
deletion review
Dana boomer
talk
23:44, 21 October 2010 (UTC)
Category:Federations of PCE
Category:Federations of the Communist Party of Spain
Good Ol’factory
23:42, 12 October 2010 (UTC)
Soman
talk
03:16, 18 October 2010 (UTC)
deletion review
deletion review
Knowledge (XXG):Categories for discussion/Log/2010 October 23
Dana boomer
talk
15:38, 23 October 2010 (UTC)
Category:KeepLocal
Category:Knowledge (XXG) files on Wikimedia Commons for which a local copy has been requested to be kept
KeepLocal
Anomie
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23:22, 12 October 2010 (UTC)
East of Borschov
02:43, 13 October 2010 (UTC)
deletion review

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