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295:. Based on arguments for overturning the close, the RM closing comment clearly fails to summarize the explicit consensus for the choice of the specific incomplete disambiguator. A RM without rough consensus for its target still ends in no consensus no matter if there are enough arguments for moving away from the current title. However, based on arguments of Paine Ellsworth and MJL, it won't be helpful to reopen and relist the original RM. Another RM focusing on a specific disambiguator is the better approach to obtain a consensus. 808:
I'm involved for the obvious reasons. At this point, it might just be easier to do another RM to suggest an alternate disambiguation (ie. "speaker"). Relisting the original discussion at this point would clearly not be helpful, and there's clearly no consensus here whether to endorse or overturn my
509:. If you read the full section, that sentence is quite clearly stating that you can't start an MR because you disagree with the outcome of the discussion, not the judgment made by the closer. The entire point of an MR is to take a look if the closer made a potentially-incorrect decision. 1001:
A counterargument was made by only one of the opposing editors that some of the references used the "Great March of Return" in quotes and that this no longer fulfills WP:POVNAME. This was responded to by the supporting editors with the argument that a similar article
1031:(uninvolved) You and the supporters thought the name was sufficiently common to override neutrality concerns. The opposers didn't. Neither position is inherently unreasonable, or has a strong numerical advantage, and thus a no consensus closure is reasonable. 731:, uninvolved. I don't see a lot of discussion concerning the PDAB question here, so the close seems to be a bit out of the blue. There are a number of politicians named Mike/Michael Johnson, making the title confusingly ambiguous. 621:'s comment did not specify a specific alternative action, which means the default in lieu of "endorse" is "relist". And turns out that is what I meant: I have an idea how the close should have been performed instead, but I'm 714:. No consensus to move at all and the move which happened is clearly incomplete disambiguation. Most of the support arguments boiled down to "he's the Speaker so of course he's the primary topic", which is not policy. -- 790:
The PDAB argument was raised by participants, and both supporters and opposers of the PTOPIC proposal supported it as an alternative to the status quo or the primary topic. Very reasonable and well-explained close.
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Change to "Overturn": Per my interpretation of the discussion, the disambigator in the new title should have contained the word "speaker" somewhere to allow disambigator precision to avoid ambiguity.
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I don't have strong feelings one way or another about page titles in general, and I'm not really up to snuff on the ephemera of move reviews so I don't really have any constructive input here.
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There was actually a consensus on moving the article to the "Great March of Return", with the editors in favor of the move making arguments consistent with Knowledge policy, namely
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However, this response was not taken into consideration by the closing editor, especially in his closing notice. An attempt to discuss this on their talk page led nowhere.
1075: 365: 979: 839:, and I felt there was small consensus for what that title should be (arguably there was no consensus, but I disagree). That's why I went with the one I did. – 963: 434:- partial disambiguation is an unusual phenomenon that should require explicit consensus in favor of its implementation, not one that emerges from nothing. 402:. I feel fairly strongly that the support was there to change the name without including the (politician) disambiguator. MJL was very helpful in explaining 477:, and other comments with that same spirit. Said comments, and the !votes that come with them have no policy base and thus should be weighted accordingly. 535:(emphasis my own). That's essentially the same idea. Nonetheless, the other part of your statement is policy based so my point is just to mention it. 975: 927: 47: 835:
I should probably also repeat "Mike Johnson (politician)" was most people's prefered alternate disambiguator. I saw there was weak consensus for
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The RM is already a long survey with good participation. Relisting won't make a difference. The close is reasonable and in accord with
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Also the nom's rationale for this MR is completely against the purpose of MR. It is explicitly stated in
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Do not request a move review simply because you disagree with the outcome of a page move discussion.
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https://www.billboard.com/music/awards/troye-sivan-dmas-taylor-swift-2023-aria-awards-1235471303/
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close. Even if consensus here was to overturn, then it isn't clear what it should be overturned
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their rationale, but I still disagree with the decision so would like it reviewed.
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https://open.spotify.com/artist/1iUTUix5kea176M0uJTsh4?si=k64sQJW1SoieRWJJufO8hw
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recent reliable sources refer to the band as "DMA'S" not "DMA's".
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It's been almost a month, and there's where I am at. –
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I was the original nominator to move this page from
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This is a regurgitation of the RM, not a valid MRV.
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https://www.aria.com.au/awards/nominees
https://www.billboard.com/music/awards/troye-sivan-dmas-taylor-swift-2023-aria-awards-1235471303/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28w72eblKGw
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1iUTUix5kea176M0uJTsh4?si=k64sQJW1SoieRWJJufO8hw
https://dmasdmas.com/
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