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rather than shutting them out. Redirects won't be harmful unless the other language edition is essentially unused (in which case the former benefit is much stronger), or the redirect is immensely popular (in which case it's providing a substantial service, and should be retained). The hypothetical argument that other non-english redirects could be harmful isn't compelling, because that argument doesn't apply to these redirects. BLP also tells us that biographies might be harmful, but we only delete those that're actually harmful. Deleting these redirects serves no purpose other than to make the encyclopaedia less usable for second-language
English speakers, which is textbookedly dickish on our part.
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immediately see something like "Will is a homo" → Will Smith, but as very few people editing en.wiki will see (for instance) what クソボケ → Will Smith (クソボケ roughly translates to shit-for-brains). I'm the one who started the RfD quoted above that resulted in the deletion of completely useless Selena Gomez redirects, and I have no problem with
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in a different language they can use their favourite search engine to find information about that person and/or their name in
English and then look to Knowledge for that. Also, they have great potential for harm - few people on en.wp can read Armenian so if I was to create a redirect from "Հոլոքոսթը հերքողները" to
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It is not dickish at all, as while redirects like this do little harm to the
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thing to do. Especially in a case like a proper name, where even a reasonably proficient second language speaker is likely to have difficulties. It not only drives away readers, but plausibly editors who'd improve the encyclopaedia to the benefit of native
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per my comments on the Justin Bieber redirects above - users searching for the Kazakh language title of an
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It's entirely dickish, taking deliberate action to make someone else's use of the encyclopaedia harder without any benefit to the rest of us. Other language editions are likely to benefit from
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few would recognise this as a VLP violation (it's Google's translation of the phrase "holocaust denier", for reference I have no idea whether he is one or not). Further, redirects like this clutter search results and can cause problems down the line with accidental links from misspellings, etc.
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