3923:- There's a lot of discussion here but I don't see how any of it really requires the page to be removed. There's so many things that could be described as distracting editors from editing Knowledge (XXG) - but I really think that some people are a bit nervous wading into the deep waters at first and tend to keep to the shallows of Department of Fun, plus these sorts of pages until they feel fully ready to contribute. In the process they meet a heap of other Wikipedians (including more experienced ones), learn how to edit pages properly, some syntactic type things, and whatever. If we're to open this thing up to everybody, we should expect some people learn or adapt at different rates. That being said, I'm not in favour of people who use disruptive (even if well-intentioned) edits to established articles to achieve the same purpose. The poem is harmless, amusing and for that matter survived an earlier XfD.
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taking up space, then I would object to the
Department of Fun. However, this is not the case. Even though it has been around for two years, only about 30 pages exists as pages for the Department of Fun, and over half of them are actively edited. Considering that now over 1,500,000 pages are being hosted on the Knowledge (XXG) server, 30 pages do not create any extra strain, and removing them will not make it run faster. Secondly, the Department of Fun is not the supposed huge blob of evil that sucks up editors precious editing time. Most of the active pages are edited from every two or three days at the least to five times a day at the most. The DoF is not attempting to compete with the rest of Knowledge (XXG), it is attempting to compliment it, and to give the users a stronger sense of community. -
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most optimal environment from which they can be deriving their fun. In any case, if an editor active in the poem goes to another
Department of Fun project, it will hopefully be one much more finite in length, without quite so much potential for becoming such a massive sink of manpower. If an editor active in the poem leaves Knowledge (XXG) altogether, that is his or her decision, of course, but such a decision would reflect on the departing editor's sense of priorities. If a 1.9-million-word poem was the most important thing to them on Knowledge (XXG), then, again, in such a case Knowledge (XXG) might not have been the most optimal environment from which said departing editor could have been deriving their fun. —
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Therefore, point (a) stands. With regards to your dismissal of (b) and (c) as irrelevant, you write off the very underlying arguments of the policies and guidelines that were cited above and forbid such entertainment-only subpages as the poem in question. Knowledge (XXG) is not a free webhost. It is not a place for social networking. It is not a place to do fun little entertaining projects. It is an online encyclopedia. Free webhosts, social networking, and fun little entertaining projects are, in and of themselves, not unworthy things; they deserve homes. This is not the place for same. —
933:- I'm put off by the fact it was relisted again in a matter of weeks. If this result is keep, will you relsit it again? And again? And again after that too? The tribe has spoken, let it be for a while. So I was going to vote delete, but because the nominator's sheer despise for this page forces him to relist it only a few weeks later, I'm hesistant to vote in favour of deletion. This I feel, is an abuse of the proccess - simply relist it again & again if you don't get your way. This page isn't really hurting anything.
1351:, why do you feel the page should be deleted? If you don't like it, don't go near it. If someone wants to spend their time on a harmless project, let them. What do you have against these people or their project? It's just a Department of Fun poem, and surely one poem isn't going to hurt 1,506,611 whole Knowledge (XXG) articles? It's peoples' choice. If they wish to spend their time on this, then let them do so, although if it could be changed to become more educational that would be great.
469:- Please realize that just because everything in policy says this page should go, it is not deterring any users from editing. In fact this MfD is taking up people's time more than the poem. If people don't like the poem, they don't need to have anything to do with it. It is not being disruptive, it is merely a Knowledge (XXG) user's collaborative project. However, I do think it would be better off in a subpage of the Sandbox - for example, "Knowledge (XXG):Sandbox/World's longest poem".
3156:(XXG) you are unable to access the rest of the internet. It's perfectly easy for an editor to work on an article for a while, get stressed out, go to another website and play some pong, de-stress, and chill, and then come back to Knowledge (XXG). WP's focus is broad enough, we need to stay focused on what the goal really is. To write an encyclopedia. Not to do whatever the heck we feel like as long as it's not in article space.
2592:, including RfA, MfD, AfD, RfC and anything else. If there is a suspicion that the nominator is either not working in good faith or is not experienced enough in actual article space edits to know what is worth deleting, doubly so--and if there is suspicion that the nominator is a sockpuppet of something, triply so. I am not making any accusations, I am simply defending the idea that people need investigating, as well as pages.
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both use good editing skills and prose composition to create a line, and you have to work together with other editors to make it a decent poem. I do not see how this detracts from editing the encyclopedia. In addition, the poem is sortof about
Wikipedian history, so it not only teaches new editors what has already happened here, but it creates community. Editing community cohesion is good. You need to severely calm down.
2403:"...evidently in Ationsong's mind, it's either a discussion about me ... or a discussion about me!" That's not what I was trying to say at all. I agree that yes, there is no point in arguing on the merits of an articles nominator whatsoever, unless there is suspicion that they are a sockpuppet, which I was not accusing you of. The comment was not directed at you, it was directed at the discussion. -
2452:, not a declaration. As for bringing up this Checkuser thing, that presupposes (a) my guilt and (b) the idea that the allegations are relevant to this discussion. As I agree to neither of these suppositions, I would not initiate nor assent to such a request — although it appears to me that you need neither my assent nor my initiation. Plus, who am I supposed to be a sock puppet
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should be deleted for the feelings and reasonings that originally, presumably, inspired the policies and guidelines cited: the overriding purpose of this website is to build an encyclopedia, and things that subtract, slow down, and take away from that purpose do not have a place here. This poem is a frivolous and yet very huge energy suck, and, as the calculations show, would
1859:; it is about the merits of the World's Longest Poem. Perhaps one day someone will nominate the Department of Fun for deletion, and in such a vote, I would both cast my vote for, and strenuously argue for, its deletion. I would not nominate it for deletion, for the simple fact that there are wikipolitical implications to nominating such a largescale target. —
2205:: Whedonette's contributions show nothing but two months of nominating various items for MfD - aside from wondering why this champion of the Wiki never actually edits in the article namespace herself, I cannot help but wonder where this phenomenal grasp of Wikipolicy came from, given this person signed up and immediately leapt in Mfding?
3355:. I believe that this is just saying that all articles need to be about something that is widely considered as significant, not just something that you and your friends created, and somebody else will not know about (such as the term "frindle", which is from a book of the same name, in which a boy renames a pen a frindle).
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instead of creating the encyclopedia," I'm looking at this for a test case to determine if we need to quantify how much time editors should spend on
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as an institution should not be responsible for providing for the relief of its editors' stress, given that there are a plethora of venues and ways in which an editor can relax themselves, whether it is reading a book, watching a television show, playing an online game, engaging in a sport, or what have you. —
1172:, unlike Esperanza, this is kept in userspace, promotes harmonious editing and collaboration, and creates a Wikipedian culture to which anyone can contribute. If someone wants to delete the Department of Fun, I'd vote delete, but you'll ahve a problem given Jimbo's a member... 15:04, 28 November 2006 (UTC)
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you can't put basically whatever you like in your userspace. There are rules and they should be respected. What is more, I think I have stated my views on this at quite an adequate length, and I'm afraid I have better things to do with my life than bicker all day and night at this MfD - like actually
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If an editor doesn't enjoy the work associated with writing on any one of the sheer universe of topics that the 1.5 million articles in
Knowledge (XXG) articlespace cover, and thus derives a sense of fun only out of contributing to Department of Fun projects, then I daresay Knowledge (XXG) is not the
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you linked to states, "If an issue doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of getting an unexpected outcome from a certain process, then there is no need to run it through that process." I don't think this applies here; the former discussion arrived at no consensus. Finally, I will notify the user
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would not be an acceptable argument in defense of keeping it. Additionally, I do not believe that
Knowledge (XXG) is the only acceptable venue in which this poem can be constructed. Finally, I am sincerely sorry that you find yourself under a substantial amount of stress. However, Knowledge (XXG)
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states, specifically, "If the rules prevent you from improving or maintaining
Knowledge (XXG), ignore them." I do not think an argument can effectively be made that contributions to a 1.9-million-word poem composed of utter nonsense in any way improves Knowledge (XXG) or assists in maintaining it.
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take a good 3,715 manhours of editing. That makes this project quite different than games of chess or checkers which were, in and of themselves, deleted when
Esperanza's Coffee Lounge was. If those were considered timewasters and deleted, this meets that same standard of timewasting and multiplies
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Looking at the talk page, the truth of that statement is rather doubtful. Plus, here's some idle calculations. The page states 5,974 words in 701 lines. That's an average of 8.52 words per line. Divide that by your goal of 1.9 million, and you have 222,949 lines to write. Let's say a minute per
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AtionSong, hopefully you can understand that there should be some discretion of what can be included under the department of fun, and that that is the point of this MfD, not whether it exists in user space. The user space arguments are primarily being made as reasons why this should be immune from
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I've said before, if people are just bugged that this violates
Userpage regulations, I'll be happy to move it to a Knowledge (XXG) project page, just like everything else in the Department of Fun. When I created it, I just was not being very bold, and only created is as a subpage. But I'll be happy
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I find it distasteful that you insist on arguing with every person who has voted keep, but whatever. I find it somewhat interesting that you decided to sneer at my comment rather than deny my implicit accusation of sockpuppetry. I'm going to see if tehre are any blocked users known for deletionism.
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assists your argument. (d) I replied to this where you laid out your argument above. (e) Proof that it distracts editors is not required (and, indeed, given that one cannot read minds, is an unfair burden to require) — the proof that it violates multiple
Knowledge (XXG) policies and guidelines is
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states that if a rule is preventing improvement to WP, we should ignore it. d)Your main argument seems to be that it distracts from other editors' time editing articles. Per my comments above, which I will repeat for those who are too lazy to scroll up, we don't know that deleting this will get any
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has been around for over two years on Knowledge (XXG). It is basically a collection of things that "simply take up space, have no encyclopedic value, and take away the time of editors from doing other things" (arguments previously stated in the thread). So far, in two years, nobody has thought that
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Knowledge (XXG) is not a free wiki host for you to use for your own purposes. It's an encyclopedia. Our primary goal here is to write an encyclopedia, not to provide free web hosting to people. Even if your article isn't taking up much space, you are still misusing Knowledge (XXG) and preventing it
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With regards to your counterargument to point (a), your cite of the intended page does not support your cause, as the page's stated caveat starts off by saying, "When making some improvement to Knowledge (XXG)'s content ... " This is very obviously not an improvement of Knowledge (XXG)'s content.
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I consider aggressively demanding "Kindly back up the rather pleasantly phrased sound bites" of someone who had made a single comment overly hyped up. I have never edited the poem, and do not intend to, but I have no problem with other people doing so, and do not understand why Whedonette has taken
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argument you and Elkman are mounting attempts to link time spent doing things external to Knowledge (XXG) with time spent writing the poem. The flaw in that is that time spent writing the poem is not being taken from time that would have otherwise been spent outside of Knowledge (XXG), doing scuba
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As for if I believe that discretion should be used in the Department of Fun, the idea of the DoF is to create fun side projects for people to participate in when they're not editing. If there was a rush of people who created a bunch of pages that "think are fun", which proceeded to just sit there,
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I have not employed any ad hominem attacks. You are trying to categorize everyone who disagrees with your position as someone who uses ad hominem attacks, and thus, by implication, someone who cannot back up their argument by any other means. Furthermore, it is completely reasonable to investigate
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if they didn't have at least one way to simply have fun. Knowledge (XXG), or another wiki, is the only way that a project such as this could be carried out. Free wikis such as PBWiki are not a good option--they are significantly disadvantaged in usability. Therefore, this page must be on wikipedia
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Why don't you back off and chill out? Where the hell were you when Esperanza was being MfDed? I am totally for deleting all and any unnecessary Wikipedian projects, including Esperanza, Concordia, and the Department of Fun, but I fail to see how a collaborative project merits deletion. You have to
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estimate given time to come up with the line and then the time spent to edit it. That's 222,949 minutes = 3,715 hours = 154 days = 5 months. So we're talking an extremely conservative estimate of 5 continuous months of editing, with no stop for sleep or food, of editing time spent to create this
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Supposedly, this poem would take up to 3,715 hours to complete ... There appears to be a concern about editor productivity being lost to this poem ... If spending a few minutes per day to add to a pointlessly long poem is a waste of time, how much more of a waste of time is it for someone to leave
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histories. At their best, such activities help us to build the community, and this helps to build the encyclopedia. But at the same time, if user page activity becomes disruptive to the community or gets in the way of the task of building an encyclopedia, it must be modified to prevent disruption.
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I was asked that question directly by another person on my talk page, and answered it there. I honestly don't think it's relevant to this discussion — or, for that matter, that I should be indulging your discourtesy — but, no, this is the only name I edit Knowledge (XXG) under. But a sockpuppet
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Because (a) that's not what Knowledge (XXG) or its resources are for; (b) it's not a useful project, it's frivolous and useless entertainment that won't even — as you admit — succeed at its intended purpose; and (c) they could be contributing manhours towards articles and useful environments that
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pleasantly phrased sound bites. Until you began blasting at me, after the "what the hell" stuff, that "ou have to both use good editing skills and prose composition to create a line" and "you have to work together with other editors to make it a decent poem," all that we were given in support of
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Kindly back up the rather pleasantly phrased sound bites of "promotes harmonious editing and collaboration" and "creates a Wikipedian culture to which anyone can contribute" with proof as to same. And, for that matter, I have yet to hear one person's defense as to how said page isn't a massively
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This is not hurting anything. You argue that it ties up valuable editors and editing time; I counter, ho w do you know any editors at all would go the the articles if this page is deleted? It is more likely, in my opinion, that they would go to other Dept. of Fun projects or off WP altogether. If
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And pigeons perch on a wall and go "coo coo coo." Exactly how far do you want to go with this metaphor? In the above analogy, the brick would be the poem, and the wall would be the entire Department of Fun. Whether the entire Department of Fun would come down with or without a public outcry is
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The Knowledge (XXG) community is generally tolerant and offers fairly wide latitude in applying these guidelines to regular participants. Particularly, community-building activities that are not strictly "on topic" may be allowed, especially when initiated by committed Wikipedians with good edit
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per nom. This page is in violation of a number of policies. Knowledge (XXG) is here for writing an encyclopedia. This page seems to me to have nothing to do with writing an encyclopedia. The stress relief argument has never held any water for me. It's not as though when you are editing Knowledge
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Actually, I wasn't voting, per se. I was wondering if there's a standard for productivity for editors, since the subject has come up before. (It came up in the MfD for Esperanza and all its subpages, for example.) Since the argument has come up before, saying "Editors are wasting time on this
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Then we better delete it quick so we don't have to go through this again. :-) Actually, the issue is not space, it is on drawing a line on which activities belong here and which don't. This discuss here will not only decide the fate of this page, but also serves as a forum for users to express
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I'm not sure if this commentary was directed to me, so I would make the following observations in response to your vote. (a) I note that I am not the individual who nominated this the first time. That would be Mr. Bell. This being my first attempt, this isn't a question of "never giving up."
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Policy isn't something that should be set aside in this argument. To illustrate by exaggeration: "Listen, aside from the fact that I ax-murdered your husband, what do you have against me?" The core issue is policy. But to answer your question nonetheless, essentially, I believe that the page
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Given that the mushroom accusation was brought with the conditional of me making a personal attack, and I was not making a personal attack, I wasn't actually calling Doug a mushroom. However, I have gone further into Whedonette's background and she has 109 edits, three of which are in the main
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Whoa now, I'm not sure Whedonette is the one needing to chill out here. Whedonette asked a perfectly reasonable question regarding the issue and I don't think you needed to bite her head off for asking. As to your claims that good editing skills and prose are required to create a line in the
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attacks, the civility or incivility of those making those attacks is now somehow my responsibility? My appreciation of the surreal and absurd is helping me deal with this in good humor. An editor's choice of whether to adopt a civil tone is theirs and theirs alone, Yuser. As for sockpuppet
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regarding editor productivity: Supposedly, this poem would take up to 3,715 editor-hours (or five editor-months) to complete. There appears to be a concern about editor productivity being lost to this poem. Is there an expected standard of productivity for editors, or some expectation that
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It is interesting to note that the nomination was withdrawn when several people became concerned about Whedonette's very low edit ocunt in the article namespace for someone so anti-stuff that prevents people editing, especially considering her in depth knowledge of Knowledge (XXG) policy...
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I agree, but just deleting a page is not going to stop them from wasting time. All it's going to do is induce bitterness on the part of the editors who've spent such a long time on it. Nobody would sign up if we said they had to have a fixed template on their page that didn't violate
3053:. I'm surprised many editors are working on the poem, to tell you the truth. I regarded the project as something to work on when I needed to take a break from an article. (It always helps me to switch my tasks every 30 minutes). Besides, writing a poem can improve your composition.--
3270:"Wikipedians have their own user pages, but they may be used only to present information relevant to working on the encyclopedia"..."our user page is not yours. It is a part of Knowledge (XXG), and exists to make collaboration among Wikipedians easier, not for self-promotion"...The
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it by a factor of a few thousand. Further, since the "people" do not own the Wikimedia servers, it is not the "people"'s choice — it is the Wikimedia Foundation's choice, as outlined in the policies and guidelines formulated by those who actually wish to compose an encyclopedia. —
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deletion, and thus there are many counter user space arguments to make the case that user space does not afford some overarching protection for these kinds of pages. The same will apply in project space regardless of what umbrella (i.e. the Department of Fun) it is placed under.
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My intention was never to change your vote; that obviously wasn't going to happen. Merely to point out the flaws in your reasoning and statements for when the closing admin reviews this document. And if you find differing viewpoints and critical analysis of your opinion to be
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The WP:NOT policy states, "Knowledge (XXG) is not a place to publish your own thoughts and analyses or to publish new information not heretofore published." Point two of that subsection specifically forbids "original inventions"; point three forbids "ersonal essays or logs"
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The WP:NOT policy states, "Knowledge (XXG) is not a place to publish your own thoughts and analyses or to publish new information not heretofore published." Point two of that subsection specifically forbids "original inventions"; point three forbids "ersonal essays or logs"
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of the arguments presented on each side. In my own opinion, those believing the article should be kept have not been able to cite policy to support their views, whereas there is an overwhelming amount of policy supporting the position of deleting this article. (c) Indeed,
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diving and such; the time spent writing the poem is being taken from time that would have otherwise been spent doing things on Knowledge (XXG), such as contributing to article namespace, that would have had a beneficial effect towards the goal of writing an encyclopedia. —
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Please remain calm and do not make personal attacks (calling other a mushroom). Doug, Dev has a point. If Whedonette has gained her knowledge of policies by editing under a sockpuppet account before creating this one, sockpuppet vote stacking is serious offense.
1612:. I do think it should be in a subpage of the sandbox, but nobody seems to be listening. Why should this page be nominated for deletion when the Department of Fun isn't? That seems silly to me. And the Department of Fun is an established group, as far as I know.
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certification to show for it. If spending a few minutes per day to add to a pointlessly long poem is a waste of time, how much more of a waste of time is it for someone to leave the computer for a weekend and do something other than Knowledge (XXG) editing?
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The following discussion of user page policies and guidelines is, as I made the point above, to attack the arguments to keep presented at the first MfD that basically argue that people should be allowed whatever they want to have in user space so long as
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I'm not sure how to interpret your tone, Ed, are you being sarcastic? Wouldn't you rather Knowledge (XXG) became well-known for being a good encyclopedia? A few editors working on this have edits primarily to this page. That's a bit worrying, I think.
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per well-argued nomination. I fail to see how this is anything other than entertainment and how this is related to Knowledge (XXG). To Amarkov, a page exclusively for non-Knowledge (XXG) related conversation "doesn't hurt" either, but well we have had
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622:. I think it was a flawed decision to have kept it the first time (not the closing admin's, but rather the majority of the keep !votes rationale), although I think it would have been preferrable to wait a little longer before renominating it. --
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So you've killed your own argument that Wikipedians are "wasting their time on a doomed project". You've just stated Wikipedians can do whatever they like with their time, which is true. Your only argument left is that the page violates policy.
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This is pointless road to head down. An anonymous IP can nominate an article for deletion, and that doesn't undermine the merits that such a deletion may have. Please stay focused on the discussion here, otherwise I might assume that you
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argument is a logical fallacy, and thus offers no real defense as to the topic currently being discussed. Attacking the person instead of the argument is what's soured a lot of people on politics; I find it equally as distasteful here. —
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a)You never give up, do you? That's not a compliment. We just did this a few weeks ago. I voted Keep then, and now I'm doing the same. b)This is not a meaningful MfD. We did this a few weeks ago and received no consensus. There is not a
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Furthermore, I would request that you not insult your fellow editors and make your arguments civilly. (b) The closing administrator, when making a decision, should assess consensus not in a straight up-or-down count but based on the
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as you have, that's fine, but until you have something more substantial to back up your position, your continued reference to this and assumption of bad faith for Whedonette's actions amounts to a personal attack. Please stop now.
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It might be fun to start a page specifically dedicated to the World's Longest MfD discussion. (Then again, MfDs are more contentious than the world's longest poem, and poems usually don't cause hard feelings. So, never mind.)
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logical fallacy, and thus not a valid defense, to state, "Article X, which commits Error A, is allowed to continue; therefore all articles that exhibit Error A should be allowed to continue." (c) This is not about the merits of
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takes care of the first point; my already-stated arguments take care of the second. In my view, you don't have a case. Also, I'm sorry I was uncivil about "never giving up"; that was mean-spirited. My arguments stand, however.
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It would be far better if editors spent their writing talents actually improving the encyclopaedia for a change, rather than time-wasting on this nonsense. Quite apart from the multitude of policies this thing violates.
3710:. I fear the time spent on this XfD could have been spent on improving the encyclopedia, which ironically is what this deletion page seems to be about. I really don't care about a page like this being in userspace. --
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editors onto article space. I contribute to articles on a regular basis, ditto with the poem, and I don't find them mutually exclusive, which leads me into e)There is no proof that this is distracting anyone anyway.
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vote were rather prettily phrased nouns and verbs. And although a porn actress knows how to assume the role of a character and how to be aware of where the camera is, I wouldn't call her ready to play Ophelia in
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as a rationale to keep the poem. I think ability to write a poem is not particularly relevant to creating good encyclopedic articles and that any editing skills necessary are better honed contributing, but YMMV.
3329:. So I think my point above is still valid. You also didn't address the issue of discretion regarding the department of fun. Is it your view that whatever somebody thinks is fun should be allowed as long as
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Personal essays or Blogs that state your particular opinions about a topic. Knowledge (XXG) is supposed to compile human knowledge. It is not a vehicle to make personal opinions become part of human knowledge.
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Knowledge (XXG) has no policy against editors taking time off to do whatever they like. Obviously. It does have policies about what its own resources can be used for, as quoted in the original nomination. —
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I renominate this page for deletion because I believe its violation of existing policies is rather egregious and was not given adequate coverage during its last nomination. Specifically, I cite the following:
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policy you linked to states, "If the rules prevent you from improving or maintaining Knowledge (XXG), ignore them." I very obviously don't think that this page improves or maintains Knowledge (XXG). The
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The reason I pointed out the Coffee lounge MfD is that IMO these pages are being used for similar purposes - text unrelated to Knowledge (XXG). The fact one is contested and the other not doesn't matter.
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I was only using the pagecount to show that the DoF is not an all encompassing blob, slowly eating away at the very lining that is Knowledge (XXG). I'm not going to argue about the size of another page.
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Articles may not contain any unpublished arguments, ideas, data, or theories; or any unpublished analysis or synthesis of published arguments, ideas, data, or theories that serves to advance a position.
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I don't believe that I ever said that this is not doing any harm, and I still won't(talk about double negatives!). I also believe that the points you cited from WP:NOT are irrelivant to this situation.
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category. Point stands. The citing of WP:USER fits. The citing of WP:NOT is rather tortured. Personally, I think the page is a ridiculous waste of time, that the arguments are spurious to the point of
1945:, just like to add that the transwiki option is still on the table. I hope in the future colaberative projects can be moved over to wikiversity without a deletion debate, just like dic defs or books.--
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There's nothing wrong with working on a 9000000000???-word poem during your spare time in between editing articles. The poem is a work in progress, and Knowledge (XXG) might actually become famous on
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same thing, so there's no real way to satisfactorily answer that charge, is there? No one would ever say, "Yes, I'm a sockpuppet." So a "no" answer can either be treated with belief or disbelief. —
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Thanks for responding politely (that's in short supply on this page). True, it may not be a problem for you and many others, who are able to balance themselves well. But a few seem unable to do so.
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2938:(Relisted comment removed by Amarkov.) I'll pretend I didn't read any of the above aside from Whedonette's opening statement. It was nominated as violating multiple components of
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Yes, it is hurting anything. Look at the amount of people involved in it, and how deeply they're involved in it. This is not an idle endeavour for these editors. —
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I don't agree with any of the premises in your statement: I do not believe that this poem improves Knowledge (XXG) or assists in its maintenance, and therefore,
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After is fine, unless the conclusion of this is to delete. Then recreating in project space would be circumventing the decision and would be disruptive. —
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Because this, I think, is the defining separation in the positions of the keep and delete proponents, not the user space vs. project space issue. —
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are reasonably flexible. You've already had an ANI for overciting policy. Sure, the page is in the wrong place, but that doesn't mean it should
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catchall, which really doesn't apply as this isn't a project whose intent is to improve Knowledge (XXG) as an encyclopedia. —
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Ever heard of fun? And i think it would work better if it were to be placed in a community thingy. Definitely keep.--
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somewhere, no idea where. It would be a shame to lose the info here, but it isn't relevant to Knowledge (XXG). --
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B. and C. are irrelevant as they apply to the editors in question; A. is the most important. May I alert you to
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an endorsement by any means. Please do not use a no consensus result as an argument to keep in the future. —
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reviewed the contents of this page since this is not the first time this ad hominem attack has been made. —
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Hi Moreschi! Could you give me an example of how it's destracting? Cheers!
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My apologies monsieur! (Hopefully that means miss in Arabic!)
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150:"xtensive discussion not related to Knowledge (XXG)"
3208:, Does not help the encyclopedia. And does violate
3096:. A lot of interesting points are coming up here.--
720:A wall does not come down without a public outcry.
39:). No further edits should be made to this page.
527:I suggest putting this page into a subpage of the
3753:attacks. Also, it would probably be good if you
2652:their views on where the line should be drawn. --
1122:the discussion on the administrators' noticeboard
879:It wasn't in userspace either. I do realize that
3985:). No further edits should be made to this page.
3351:This does not apply to the article in question.
202:five (continuous, 24/7) months' worth of editing
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550:, or, for that matter, what the purpose of the
1590:have little or no chance of being "doomed." —
1981:that it will produce any different result. c)
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1292:). That was a weak argument ... at best. —
1250:poem...well, that seems a bit of a stretch,
1083:Knowledge (XXG):Sandbox/World's longest poem
2740:, I was instead experiencing problems with
2425:to be carried out to remove all suspicion?
300:regarding Whedonette. If you want to make
3409:Well, I suppose you are correct, however,
2678:Pray tell, why are you lecturing me about
1875:You do make a good point, so I nominated
292:I'm really getting sick and tired of the
3224:to move it to conform to WP standards. -
2926:Irrelevant to building an encyclopedia.
2530:I suggest you reconsider your priorities
1508:Here's the problem with that statement:
2728:. Instead of working on articles like
1347:Look Whedonette, that's not the point.
18:Knowledge (XXG):Miscellany for deletion
3196:for the reasons given by Doug Bell. --
2347:"This is pointless road to head down."
2337:previous nomination was funny also. --
3534:I would like to assert that there is
1736:," no matter where same is housed. "
1693:in agreement with the nomination and
618:for the reasons I nominated this the
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1739:from becoming a usable encyclopedia.
3049:It's not sarcasm. I seriously vote
243:Policy village pump discussion here
237:I have withdrawn this nomination —
75:User:AtionSong/World's Longest Poem
1785:which explicitly say otherwise ...
1326:"Halp! Halp! I'm being harrassed!"
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1783:Knowledge (XXG) userpage policies
1131:doesn't support your case any. —
677:Knowledge (XXG):Department of Fun
656:Knowledge (XXG):Department of Fun
3013:for making the longest poem!!!--
2956:hysterical equine necrobrutality
1439:Delete - or maybe send to Wikia?
1323:," you are in a strange locale.
155:"ther non-encyclopedic material"
2521:Furthermore, Alethiophile, and
556:(yes, I know MfD isn't a vote)
220:I withdraw this nomination. —
44:The result of the debate was
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2439:So in the midst of multiple
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3580:Nor do you, might I add. --
2769:No, there's not. Very nice
2088:Therefore, I don't believe
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3233:Why not just move it per
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3978:Please do not modify it.
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3331:it's not doing any harm?
2121:It violates policy, and;
1547:A 1.9 million word poem
1067:policy is not everything
32:Please do not modify it.
3532:As per above, I wrote:
3327:it's not doing any harm
3241:, but it is up to you.
3239:Knowledge (XXG):Sandbox
2960:completely hypocritical
2029:to ignore the rules. --
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763:Is it hurting anything?
642:relate to this issue.--
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1741:" And the Sandbox "
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2093:already present. —
1844:(a) I think they'd
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574:Please do not make
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3614:AuburnPilot
3446:Jimbo Wales
3210:WP:USERPAGE
2734:Ard Godfrey
2446:just a typo
1974:Strong keep
1699:WP:NOT#USER
1101:a guideline
652:Strong Keep
517:Strong keep
342:User:Elkman
3870:Yuser31415
3825:Yuser31415
3792:Errrm ...
3751:ad hominem
3729:edit count
3635:(Elkspeak)
3566:Whedonette
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2812:(Elkspeak)
2775:Whedonette
2759:(Elkspeak)
2718:Wazee Lake
2573:Whedonette
2569:ad hominem
2499:Whedonette
2488:Ad hominem
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2441:ad hominem
2428:Yuser31415
2388:Whedonette
2322:Yuser31415
2297:Yuser31415
2256:Whedonette
2224:Whedonette
2218:ad hominem
2175:Whedonette
2095:Whedonette
1890:Obviously
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1789:Whedonette
1747:Whedonette
1720:Yuser31415
1626:Whedonette
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1533:Whedonette
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1457:Yuser31415
1390:Whedonette
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1331:Whedonette
1321:harrassing
1294:Whedonette
1252:especially
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1201:Whedonette
1133:Whedonette
1127:ad hominem
1088:Yuser31415
1051:Whedonette
1026:Yao Ziyuan
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953:Yuser31415
902:Yuser31415
836:Whedonette
783:Whedonette
734:Whedonette
723:Yuser31415
706:Whedonette
681:Whedonette
620:first time
595:Whedonette
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560:Whedonette
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452:Whedonette
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352:Yuser31415
294:ad hominem
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222:Whedonette
206:Whedonette
180:Whedonette
3950:thiophile
3921:Keep/move
3881:Keep/Move
3785:Doug Bell
3758:Doug Bell
3708:Weak keep
3461:Doug Bell
3426:Doug Bell
3392:AtionSong
3382:Doug Bell
3367:AtionSong
3335:Doug Bell
3304:AtionSong
3295:Doug Bell
3282:AtionSong
3257:Doug Bell
3226:AtionSong
3129:weak keep
3125:Transwiki
2971:Elaragirl
2928:JChap2007
2852:Transwiki
2773:setup. —
2771:straw man
2688:Doug Bell
2654:Doug Bell
2644:AtionSong
2605:thiophile
2545:thiophile
2494:precisely
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2372:Doug Bell
2351:AtionSong
2339:Doug Bell
2276:Doug Bell
2146:thiophile
2051:thiophile
2031:Doug Bell
1999:thiophile
1881:Doug Bell
1851:tu quoque
1837:AtionSong
1765:Weak Keep
1419:Transwiki
1257:Doug Bell
1162:Isotope23
1154:Transwiki
1112:guideline
1071:guideline
1041:actually
1009:AmiDaniel
1005:Transwiki
993:Transwiki
963:Spawn Man
935:Spawn Man
811:thiophile
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668:AtionSong
624:Doug Bell
513:Weak keep
484:line — a
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307:Doug Bell
197:Addition:
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2967:unsigned
2742:buoyancy
2640:Comment:
2590:anything
1964:Moreschi
1879:also. --
1824:Comment:
1682:(Contr.)
1498:Moreschi
1468:Moreschi
1447:Moreschi
1374:(Contr.)
1188:contribs
1176:unsigned
1129:argument
1117:policies
644:Fyre2387
344:below, "
298:innuendo
3935:Comment
3861:WP:USER
3725:Comment
3712:Deskana
3582:Deskana
3540:WP:USER
3492:Cheers,
3442:Comment
3272:WP:USER
3235:WP:BOLD
3136:$ PĐŻING
3094:Neutral
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2944:WP:USER
2866:Comment
2825:Amarkov
2821:serious
2791:Amarkov
2746:O-rings
2713:Comment
2684:WP:SNOW
2667:WP:SNOW
2516:alleged
2415:sarcasm
2252:precise
2203:Comment
2109:Again:
1955:Comment
1943:Comment
1912:WP:USER
1908:policy.
1805:Amarkov
1711:Comment
1695:WP:USER
1675:Gay Cdn
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