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invoking the "splitting a large category into subcategories" exception. That said, since the generic international "LGBT radio personalities" and "LGBT television personalities" cats somehow got deleted in the process of diffusing them by nationality, and since the "television personalities" category was always a weird and inconsistent and not really encyclopedic mix of broadcasters (talk show hosts, news reporters, etc.) and actors, I'd like to propose an alternate solution here: instead of simply reconstituting them in their original form, create a single new
2091:". That's exactly why these "Old Fooian" terms don't work well for category names: they are rarely used, and therefore unknown to the general readership for whom Knowledge (XXG) is written. However, even if editors accept the use of "Old Fooian" collective terms for other schools, these particular ones are unworkable examples of the format ... because apart froim the risk of confusion with other schools in the same area, they also use the
2373:. The jargon is introduced in a hatnote in the category, so there is no loss of information by renaming the category. Renaming it to a descriptive format makes its purpose clear to everybody, so why are you and Moonraker so determined to require the reader to open the category to figure out what it contains? Why do you want to erect an obstacle course in the path of the reader? --
3214:. This is another category based on a name rather than a description. The name is the correct collective term for the group of people in question and is adequate for the purpose of categorization, which is the only task of a category. The suggestion that anyone would see the category name and think it refers to "former or historical inhabitants of the village of
791:, per Bearcat. I think that these are appropriate and appropriately named. The fadish trend to using "family" instead of "children's" is probably a bit of a marketing ploy used to convince adults it's OK if they enjoy children's media as well, but I don't see the need to change the way WP refers to media that primarily targets children.
1629:. These should be categories based on names rather than descriptions. The names are the correct collective terms for the groups of people in question, they are no more ambiguous than any name can be and need only disambiguation to be adequate for the purpose of categorization, which is the only task of a category.
4282:. It's not a defining characteristic of the ride, it may be a (nondefining) feature of the themepark and not specifically of the ride, it will be impossible to keep up-to-date as technology comes and goes from specific venues, and (as Vegaswikian says) the main article is currently about something else. --
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Witleian(s)" is a term used only in the circles of the school and its alumni, and has no wider currency. That';s why it is totally useless as a category name for a general readership ... and it's a a great pity that a small minority of "Oldd Fooian" editors are unable (or unwilling)
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Lambeth School and the article for that school need to be renamed to add the word Lambeth. The Lamnbeth school was founded in 1685 and the Croydon one in 1714; both are volunary aided. There is thus little reason to decide that the Lambeth school is primary - only 29 years
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There is nothing selective about it: Moonraker succinctly nailed down the central reason for the useless of these terms as category names, and did so better than anyone else. Moonraker doesn't accept the logic of his observation, but there is nothing misleading about noting his agreement with the
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I think you're mistaking a category for a list. We simply don't use categories in this way: it's not a sufficiently major honour. Now, that said, "listify" can be a perfectly valid option in cases such as this. You've gone to a lot of trouble to populate this category. Perhaps people would support
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Both the proposed name and the current do not represent the contents accurately. The contents actually are mostly facilities, not organizations, though there are some of those too; it is definitely not composed on articles on types of organizations either. Maybe this needs to be split/merged into
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Moonraker acknowledges that the use of a collective term for these alumni is almost non-existent, but because some fragment of that miniscule usage takes the "Old Fooian" form he reckons we should go with the "Old Fooian" term. The flaw in his argument is that even if the "Old Fooian" term is the
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the actors) into that merged category instead of recreating distinct radio and TV personality categories. Since many such people are not exclusively involved in one or the other, but in fact often act as both radio and TV personalities over the course of their careers, the distinction isn't that
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The fact that the school's inhouse terminology for its alumni is "Old
Witleans" is already included in a hatnote in the category, and also in the head article. Using it as the name of the category imparts no extra information to the reader, and makes the purpose of the category less apparent to
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appropriate; it was that the categories were being added to a lot of videogames that weren't necessarily aimed mainly at a child audience, solely on the basis of "ages 10 and up" or other similar descriptions that really just mean "minimum recommended age" rather than "this is a game for kids"
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I disagree. "Children's" describes the primary target demographic, not the expected pool of viewers who might enjoy it. "Family" is itself overly limiting—what about children who are orphans? This type of media is not aimed at orphans? Adults can enjoy whatever they like, but if I enjoy
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They're still inappropriately named for an encyclopedia. "Children's" makes it sound like that only children would enjoy them, which is not true. "Family" on the other hand, makes it sound like that everyone can enjoy them. I don't think these categories should be deleted; just renamed.
2245:. These are categories based on names rather than descriptions. The names are the correct collective terms for the groups of people in question, they are no more ambiguous than any name can be and are adequate for the purpose of categorization, which is the only task of a category.
1439:". That's exactly why these "Old Fooian" terms don't work well for category names: they are rarely used, and therefore unknown to the general readership for whom Knowledge (XXG) is written. Splitting this category into these two new categories solves that fundamental problem. --
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OK, it seems that you misunderstand the importance of the word "collective" in what he is saying. By omitting this part of his analysis in your (selective) quotation, you misrepresent what he was arguing so that it appears that he is agreeing with your position.
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3232:@Moonraker, "Old Witleian" is the correct term only within the small circle of people who actually use it, just as my family-given nickname is the correct term only within the very small circle of close relatives who use it. As you yourself noted recently, "
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However, the first page of results consists solely of unreliable sources: self-published material (by the school and its alumni association), and wikipedia (plus its many mirrors). That's why I used Google News and Google Books, which search only reliable
373:. There are as yet no other articles related to this festival, founded in 2004, to justify an eponymous category. But no objection to the recreation of this category at some point in the future if we do have a significant number of articles or subcats
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450:, I'll have to look into that. At any rate, if you agree with my rationale, please consider removing the category yourself and nominating it for speedy deletion. But that's entirely up to you. Let me just add that I've been working a bit in the
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This may be the cornerstone nomination of this series. I can't imagine even the most faithful members of the Old Boys
Network expecting someone to know the difference between those schools. Then again, I've been wrong
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asserts that the categorization should not be created unless the group is recognized as a distinct and unique cultural topic in its own right. LGBT journalists is a notable topic (and therefore categorization), but
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1841:) which incorporates the title of the head article. This clarifies the purpose of the categories to the non-specialist reader for whom Knowledge (XXG) is written, eliminating obscurity and ambiguity.
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So you're saying that the Children's video games category was being applied inappropriately?
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has a main principle of avoiding "ghettization", which these cats manage to do. B)
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Can the category be at least be renamed like Family television series, for example?
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The name "Concentration Corps camp" sounds odd and is liable to confusion with "
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indicates that having children's categories is inappropriate for Knowledge (XXG)
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readers and editors who are not already familiar with the school's culture. --
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distinct and genuinely encyclopedic fields of "children's entertainment" which
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is the scientific name. It would you who raised the point about common names.
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Please could you do some of that reading before commenting again? Thanks! --
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Every sister category uses the "International cricket tours of FOO" format.
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target audiences. Accordingly, categorization as "children's entertainment"
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669:. At any rate, there really aren't very many notable video games that are
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Category:People educated at Archbishop Tenison's Church of England School
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Template modified and category nominated for speedy deletion. Thanks. --
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3999:) 21:20, 4 March 2012 (UTC) I would upmerge this category, and rename
3243:, which allows reders and editors to known what the category contains
2933:, and not to aged, former or historical inhabitants of the village of
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legitimate in these cases even if it's not necessary for video games.
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in Surrey, England. The descriptive format matches the convention of
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play them. In the case of film, literature and music, however, there
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I created many of the articles. This category comes from a template (
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Note that a search for "Old Witleian" gets no hits at all on either
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1870:
Here's a list of some of the other schools in these towns involved:
2179:-- None are schools with substantial numbers of notable old boys.
729:
That's what the discussion identified as the problem with it, yes.
3153:
per nom & past CFDs. More schools with Old Edwardians include
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To include in the category names the titles of the head articles:
1119:, all of these categories should be upmerged for two reasons: A)
3386:
Repeating the search for the plural forms gives similar results:
3359:... and that's a very accurate description of what you produced.
369:. A non-defining grouping, and filmic version, if you will, of
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Category:LGBT television personalities from the United Kingdom
3817:
Category:International cricket tours of the Rest of the World
1846:"More Townian Old Fooians" discussion at CFD 2012 February 29
1093:
Category:LGBT television personalities from the United States
2821:
the name is just wrong and someone most likely mistyped it.
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Category:Domestic cricket competitions in the United States
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Category:Domestic cricket competitions in the United States
2541:
That may well be the case, but yew is the common name, and
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Archbishop Tenison's Church of England High School, Croydon
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Category:LGBT television personalities from the Netherlands
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Category:LGBT television personalities from the Philippines
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not sure what to do but this rename isn't the right answer
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and has been incorporated in the guideline since at least
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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.
3313:. Knowledge (XXG) does not use "official names", it uses
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The above is preserved as an archive of the discussion.
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Category:LGBT radio personalities from the United Kingdom
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3951:. Different name for the same expected subcategories...
2915:
Category:People educated at King Edward's School, Witley
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Compare the prominence of the two. "Taxus baccata" gets
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a descriptive format is the way to disambigaute them. --
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Category:People educated by school in the United Kingdom
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Category:LGBT radio personalities from the United States
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can be updated. After that, it will likely be deleted.
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Are we sure what is common usage in Canada? On Google
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One might have thought they would be 'Old Edwardians'.
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That old nonsense again. It gets 27,400 hits on Google.
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are not uniquely different (other than language) from
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recent discussion about LGBT comedians by nationality
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3317:, and "Old Witlean" has no common usage at all. --
1797:Category:People educated at Kirkham Grammar School
1073:Category:LGBT television personalities from Taiwan
1053:Category:LGBT television personalities from Israel
1038:Category:LGBT television personalities from Brazil
1023:Category:LGBT television personalities from Canada
954:Category:LGBT journalists from the United Kingdom‎
1195:per nom. For radio and television personalities,
1068:Category:LGBT television personalities from Spain
1058:Category:LGBT television personalities from Italy
959:Category:LGBT journalists from the United States‎
4005:Category:Facilities and organizations of science
3989:Category:Facilities and organizations of science
3916:Category:Facilities and organizations of science
3542:Category:American domestic cricket competitions‎
3027:inhouse circles of the school and its alumni. --
987:Category:LGBT radio personalities from Australia
972:Category:LGBT radio personalities by nationality
1788:Category:People educated at Framlingham College
3218:" is as preposterous and far-fetched as ever.
1824:Category:People educated at Pocklington School
1770:Category:People educated at Eastbourne College
992:Category:LGBT radio personalities from Germany
982:Category:LGBT radio personalities from Ireland
329:Category:African Film Festival of Cordoba-FCAT
280:Category:African Film Festival of Cordoba-FCAT
4098:Category:Peter Jackson and du Maurier Classic
4047:Category:Peter Jackson and du Maurier Classic
2939:Category:People educated by school in England
1779:Category:People educated at Ellesmere College
1582:Archbishop Tenison's Church of England School
1402:Archbishop Tenison's Church of England School
977:Category:LGBT radio personalities from Canada
8:
4199:Category:Amusement rides with virtual queues
4150:Category:Amusement rides with virtual queues
2559:Sorry, I assumed that you had actually read
1837:, to a standardised descriptive format (see
1806:Category:People educated at Mill Hill School
1408:Category:People educated by school in London
2929:) to clarify that this refers to alumni of
2740:Category:Civilian Concentration Corps camps
2687:Category:Civilian Concentration Corps camps
1815:Category:People educated at Oswestry School
1761:Category:People educated at Chigwell School
1752:Category:People educated at Caterham School
1743:Category:People educated at Abingdon School
1685:Slightly less ambiguous Townian Old Fooians
3711:gets several times as many hits as either
2744:Category:Civilian Conservation Corps camps
1584:. That clarifies which school is which. --
897:, radio & television personalities to
1134:LGBT television personalities from Canada
18:Knowledge (XXG):Categories for discussion
3813:Category:Rest of the World cricket tours
3762:Category:Rest of the World cricket tours
3683:Category:Streetcars in the United States
3159:King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys
3091:Old Edwardian field is badly overcrowded
2099:. That issue was settled at CfD back in
1130:LGBT television personalities from Spain
934:Category:LGBT journalists by nationality
3941:Category:Types of science organizations
2504:. However, "Old Pocklingtonians" gets
949:Category:LGBT journalists from Ireland‎
944:Category:LGBT journalists from Germany‎
367:African Film Festival of Cordoba - FCAT
3971:facility and organization structures?
3339:It gets 27,100 result on Google today.
1149:Category:LGBT television personalities
939:Category:LGBT journalists from Canada‎
2233:to cure jargon and ambiguity issues.
566:Category:Children's television series
517:Category:Children's television series
7:
3241:does exactly what it says on the tin
3115:That is an epic category redirect.--
862:LGBT Persons in Media by Nationality
2360:"Old Eastbournians" get only 3 hits
1910:) -- could also refer to alumni of
1884:) -- could also refer to alumni of
1153:Category:LGBT people by nationality
903:Category:LGBT people by nationality
3687:Category:Tram transport by country
2519:is relevant to this discussion? --
2364:"Eastbourne College" gets 266 hits
2097:Categorization of people guideline
1627:Category:Old Tenisonians (Lambeth)
1623:Category:Old Tenisonians (Croydon)
1211:radio and television programming.
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4178:The result of the discussion was:
4075:The result of the discussion was:
4001:Category:Scientific organizations
3912:Category:Scientific organizations
3907:The result of the discussion was:
3790:The result of the discussion was:
3668:Category:Tram transport in Canada
3639:The result of the discussion was:
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3515:The result of the discussion was:
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2788:) was intending. As an example,
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2084:) in another recent discussion: "
1713:The result of the discussion was:
1432:) in another recent discussion: "
1323:The result of the discussion was:
1145:Category:LGBT radio personalities
890:The result of the discussion was:
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308:The result of the discussion was:
88:The result of the discussion was:
2138:Discussion (Townian Old Fooians)
1406:To conform to the convention of
811:Questions, comments, complaints?
749:Questions, comments, complaints?
721:Questions, comments, complaints?
651:Questions, comments, complaints?
556:Questions, comments, complaints?
3089:They may have spotted that the
2592:As usual, you assume too much.
4102:Category:Canadian Women's Open
3401:24,400 hits for "Old Etonians"
2774:- surely the new name is what
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3672:Category:Streetcars in Canada
3405:Zero hits for "Old Witleians"
3395:zero hits for "Old Witleians"
3391:1,210 hits for "Old Etonians"
3378:52,700 hits for "Old Etonian"
2925:to a descriptive format (see
2755:". What is the correct name?
2425:These are the correct names.
1962:Cavendish School (Eastbourne)
1203:category which would include
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3382:Zero hits for "Old Witleian"
3372:zero hits for "Old Witleian"
3368:4,290 hits for "Old Etonian"
2931:King Edward's School, Witley
2648:for clarity and uniformity.
2026:Mill Hill County High School
1820:Category:Old Pocklingtonians
1784:Category:Old Framlinghamians
4238:. Knowledge (XXG) is not a
3155:King Edward VI Aston School
2794:Civilian Conservation Corps
2792:is stated to be a historic
2045:)) -- could slso refer to
1886:Abingdon Preparatory School
410:converting it to a list...
233:Index_of_sociology_articles
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3910:Upmerge & then rename
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1338:23:39, 11 March 2012 (UTC)
1232:Category:LGBT broadcasters
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1184:Category:LGBT broadcasters
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899:Category:LGBT broadcasters
446:Oh. I'm not familiar with
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2238:20:51, 5 March 2012 (UTC)
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2196:per nom and recent CFDs.
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2132:12:21, 4 March 2012 (UTC)
2062:) -- could slso refer to
2024:) -- could also refer to
2007:) -- could also refer to
1994:) -- could also refer to
1977:) -- could also refer to
1948:) -- could also refer to
1931:) -- could also refer to
1802:Category:Old Millhillians
1775:Category:Old Ellesmerians
1757:Category:Old Chigwellians
1748:Category:Old Caterhamians
1739:Category:Old Abingdonians
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1151:as necessary, as well as
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377:the festival, of course.
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3357:"more smoke and mirrors"
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2515:Do yew still think that
1996:Thomas Mills High School
1954:Moira House Girls School
1811:Category:Old Oswestrians
1793:Category:Old Kirkhamians
1695:Please do not modify it.
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109:Category:Sociology index
70:Please do not modify it.
60:Category:Sociology index
3291:It's the correct name.
3202:to cure jargon issues.
2510:10 hits on Google Books
1207:people associated with
923:Full list of categories
893:Upmerge journalists to
452:Category:African cinema
4265:a NN characteristic.
4233:Nominator's rationale:
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2911:Category:Old Witleians
2860:Category:Old Witleians
2749:Nominator's rationale:
2502:190,000 hits on Gbooks
2005:Kirkham Grammar School
1933:West Hatch High School
1912:Oakhyrst Grange School
1379:Nominator's rationale:
600:Nominator's rationale:
363:Nominator's rationale:
143:Nominator's rationale:
2506:9 hits on Google News
2009:Carr Hill High School
1831:Nominator's rationale
1392:Alfred, Lord Tennyson
1139:Propose upmerging to
3399:Google Books gives:
3376:Google Books gives:
2565:Yew (disambiguation)
2493:of a school? Really?
2347:Take the example of
1950:Clovelly-Kepplestone
632:Children's magazines
548:nomination withdrawn
237:Outline_of_sociology
3991:sounds good to me.
3717:Canada "Street Car"
3409:So Old Etonian(s)"
3389:Google News gives:
3366:Google News gives:
3247:they open it up. --
2718:Speedy rename (C2A)
2052:Old Pocklingtonians
1988:Framlingham College
1984:Old Framlinghamians
1958:The Causeway School
2753:concentration camp
2349:Eastbourne College
2056:Pocklington School
2047:The Marches School
1942:Eastbourne College
1916:de Stafford School
1882:Abingdon-on-Thames
1578:Nomination revised
1541:Split & rename
901:; all to relevant
785:keep current names
192:Sociology category
4322:John Pack Lambert
3793:Speedy rename C2C
3721:Canada Street Car
3665:Propose Upmerging
3568:Speedy rename C2C
3518:Speedy rename C2C
3433:
3333:
3276:John Pack Lambert
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2790:Camp_Rhododendron
2757:Anthony Appleyard
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2498:287 hits on Gnews
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2410:John Pack Lambert
2389:
2358:On Google News,
2353:Old Eastbournians
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2282:
2130:
1971:Ellesmere College
1938:Old Eastbournians
1894:Fitzharrys School
1890:John Mason School
1857:Old Blackburnians
1648:John Pack Lambert
1600:
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1384:, for 4 reasons:
1343:Propose splitting
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1111:Propose upmerging
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622:Children's novels
460:Shawn in Montreal
412:Shawn in Montreal
379:Shawn in Montreal
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4185:Timrollpickering
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3934:Propose renaming
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3797:Timrollpickering
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3725:RevelationDirect
3713:Canada Streetcar
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2198:Timrollpickering
2121:
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2064:Woldgate College
2018:Mill Hill School
2014:Old Millhillians
1979:Lakelands School
1967:Old Ellesmerians
1921:Old Chigwellians
1900:Old Caterhamians
1874:Old Abingdonians
1835:Rename/split all
1733:Propose renaming
1697:
1669:
1619:Split and rename
1591:
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1545:Timrollpickering
1534:
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909:Timrollpickering
874:
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762:RevelationDirect
642:Children's films
637:Children's songs
627:Children's manga
617:Children's books
595:
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529:
501:
358:
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315:Timrollpickering
292:
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219:RevelationDirect
175:RevelationDirect
138:
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95:Timrollpickering
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4350:deletion review
4339:
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4169:deletion review
4158:
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4141:deletion review
4130:
4118:
4117:about my edits?
4111:Armbrust, B.Ed.
4095:Propose merging
4066:deletion review
4055:
4049:
4044:
4038:deletion review
4027:
3898:deletion review
3887:
3881:
3876:
3870:deletion review
3859:
3847:Good Ol’factory
3833:
3832:about my edits?
3826:Armbrust, B.Ed.
3781:deletion review
3770:
3764:
3759:
3753:deletion review
3742:
3630:deletion review
3619:
3613:
3608:
3602:deletion review
3591:
3580:
3576:
3558:
3557:about my edits?
3551:Armbrust, B.Ed.
3506:deletion review
3495:
3489:
3484:
3478:deletion review
3467:
3419:
3319:
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3204:Good Ol’factory
3193:
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2879:deletion review
2868:
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2851:deletion review
2840:
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2706:deletion review
2695:
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2678:deletion review
2667:
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2606:So it seems. :(
2572:
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2268:
2235:Good Ol’factory
2224:
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2140:
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2039:Oswestry School
2035:Old Oswestrians
2030:Copthall School
2001:Old Kirkhamians
1925:Chigwell School
1904:Caterham School
1878:Abingdon School
1704:deletion review
1693:
1687:
1682:
1676:deletion review
1665:
1611:Good Ol’factory
1586:
1571:
1567:
1519:
1501:in about 300.
1441:
1314:deletion review
1303:
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1275:
1263:Good Ol’factory
1235:
1230:the upmerge to
1159:
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881:deletion review
870:
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842:
826:Good Ol’factory
793:Good Ol’factory
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536:deletion review
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508:deletion review
497:
331:
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311:already deleted
299:deletion review
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4244:virtual queues
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1865:Old Tamensians
1849:
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4298:
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4284:Northernhenge
4281:
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4267:Peterkingiron
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3599:
3594:
3588:
3587:
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3579:
3577:One ping only
3573:
3569:
3566:
3565:
3562:
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3463:
3459:
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3448:for clarity.
3447:
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3196:
3192:
3190:One ping only
3186:
3181:
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3176:
3172:
3168:
3164:
3160:
3156:
3152:
3149:
3147:
3143:
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3138:Peterkingiron
3135:
3132:
3126:
3122:
3118:
3117:Mike Selinker
3114:
3113:
3112:
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3103:
3099:
3092:
3088:
3087:
3086:
3082:
3078:
3074:
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3060:Mike Selinker
3057:
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2819:Speedy rename
2817:
2815:
2809:
2805:
2800:
2795:
2791:
2787:
2784:
2781:
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2773:
2772:Speedy rename
2770:
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2762:
2758:
2754:
2750:
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2727:One ping only
2723:
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2561:WP:COMMONNAME
2558:
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2543:Taxus baccata
2540:
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2517:Taxus Baccata
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2472:Taxus baccata
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2221:One ping only
2217:
2212:
2209:
2207:
2203:
2199:
2195:
2192:
2190:
2186:
2182:
2181:Peterkingiron
2178:
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2148:Mike Selinker
2145:
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1861:Old Witleians
1858:
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1607:Support split
1605:
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1568:One ping only
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1503:Peterkingiron
1499:
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