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There are a number of cases where a party formally either merges or dissolves (or splits, often around name changes) and a legally new organisation subsequently emerges using the name and claiming the legacy of the previous party. And usually the "resurrected" party is a much smaller entity with less
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The general rule is that
English translations of party name ought to be used in the name of an article. But in many cases a variety of translations are possible. In some cases guidance can be taken from websites of a party or organization, or from promotional material of the party in question.
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In the case of most parties of non-English speaking countries no well-established naming convention is present in international
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has been initiated to assess the communities’ understanding of our title decision making policy. As a project that has created or influenced subject specific naming conventions, participants in this project are encouraged to review and participate in the
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English-language name presented at the website of the party. Translations imported from party websites should only be used in cases were the generic meaning remains unchanged (like whether to use 'Labour' or 'Labor', 'Popular' or 'People's', etc.). "
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However, I still don't understand how
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This inconsistency is simply unacceptable to me and I already proposed to discuss the issue in order to find a general rule consistent with the fact that most parties in en.Wiki have
English names in order to make life easier to readers. In
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Anyone got any thoughts on the best advice for how to handle such situations? I'm not convinced the current arrangement always gives the main namespace to the strongest claimant.
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only one user strongly opposed the all-English solution and nothing was done. I confirm my opinion in support of all-English names (with the only possible exceptions of
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And the biggest mess I'm aware of (including a mix of
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namespace, another situation with multiple splits that in most cases saw the minority faction carry on with the name (at least in the long term).
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and, maybe, of the two green parties) and I hope to see a new discussion of the subject. --
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