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name only. AFAIK, LRMC, LRTA, MRTC and SMC-MRT7 Inc. are their own systems within this one rail network under the DOTr that we still dont have an article on. I dunno but from all the rail networks ive seen, transit systems are based on the company or entity that operates them. If LRMC decides to pursue LRT 6, it would have two rail lines under it (its own system) and not this three lines under a supposed unified system of all rail lines named LRT. Same goes for MRTC and SMC-MRT7 Inc. How are they supposed to share the same system or be even remotely related apart from the name?--
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spelling out the first name of an eponymous street, but no middle initial and only when needed as a disambiguation. Otherwise, it is always safer to use just the surname following commonname. Like why bother naming Adriatico Street as Macario Adriatico Street or M. Adriatico Street when it could simply and commonly be referred to as Adriatico, but thats just me ;) And then, "Teodoro M. Kalaw"? "T.M. Kalaw"? "T. Kalaw"? "P.M. Kalaw"? Lol. Just call it Kalaw. Can we? --
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rail network. Tokyo Metro is by private firm, Toei Subway is by state entity. Again two systems from two operators forming the Tokyo subway network. In our case, we have four systems by four operators forming our rail network, all operating or financing a single line each at this moment. Only the PNR (once its north commuter line and clark express is complete) will be the only legit transit system of multiple lines.--
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retain the LRT system article at present, but remove all those for the MRT provided your reasons above. If the other lines with the LRT prefix gets built, but is not under the LRTA or a company they've made the concessionaire, go delete them and merge the content into the new dedicated MM/GMA rapid transit page. --
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is worse than fake news IMHO. All the LRT lines under LRTA and MRT lines under DOTr? Says who? Again, we have 4 players or operators of rail systems in MM. Not two. PATH is by Port Authority and NYC Subway is by MTA. Two systems according to operator, which together with LIRR, SIR, etc form New Yorks
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is a separate network that covers all the other independently run or financed rails and projects with the name "MRT" on it? This thing has been bothering me for quite some time now, and i still dont get why the 4 rail firms and their individual lines are being lumped into those two "systems" based on
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Among other personalities whose names were used in naming or renaming roads are Ferdinand Marcos, Benigno Aquino, Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez, and others. In the case of Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez, many roads named after the late Senator were 'colloquially' named either "E. Rodriguez" or "A. Rodriguez".
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I want to see what people think here: should we start spelling out eponymous road names? Given that people often don't know who the roads are named for, myself included, it would be a good idea if we transition to using full names for eponymous roads (roads named after people) in articles about roads
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And to add up to all the mess with PH train station names, I still see others with the "railway station" suffix. Only those around Metro Manila got renamed to have the "station" suffix. Back on the topic, I strongly agree we follow the same scheme as done with those in Japan, though I still believe
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I see the LRT as one network for the meantime, even where we can say LRT-1 is different due to it being PPPed to a joint venture by the Ayala and Pangilinan conglomerates, but for the MRT, I would say no, and that's where creating an article for the MM/GMA rapid transit should be considered. We may
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I am opposed to any merger of system articles. Let's not jump the gun here: the LRT and MRT operate independently, despite the LRTA being an attached agency of the DOTr and despite there being a common line numbering system. I'm fine with making an overview article but there is no need for merging
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We might have gotten into a short break, but if you're saying we better merge the LRT and MRT system articles from the way things are going now, go. We used to cover that under the Arroyo-era SRTS, but now, I agree we need to revisit the idea of a dedicated overview article, modeling it after the
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Uh, it was the LRTA who PPP-ed the line out to LRMC. LRMC merely operates the line; the ultimate owner is the LRTA, as mentioned earlier. The LRTA had run the network (both LRT-1 and LRT/MRT-2) on its own between 2000 (when the METRO Inc. contract lapsed) and 2015, and before Beep was introduced
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I have doubts with the factuality and accuracy of this article. It seems like it's part of someone's original research or something. I tried to find some sources on the web to support and update its statistics but then I found nothing. I eventually forgot about this thing and left it. Now that I
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has said earlier back on the MRT talk page, it would be too soon. Aside from the concern about naming, there is also proposal to delete the articles for the proposed LRT-4/5/6 and MRT-8 (PNR East-West), where one of the possible outcomes which I believe would be a merge into the new article for
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Im not a fan of middle initials, or abbreviations in general. IMHO, those are the source of confusion with most street signs ive seen. Like what were those two streets in Manila that bear the same surname but different initials? Its a prevalent practice i think, and its annoying. Im good with
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in this context is that, more often than not, people know the name of the street as a whole, but don't know who or what the street is named after. I would be comfortable with abbreviations, let's say, when the road has an article, but in all other instances, spelling out the name is more than
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and correct this major error, my mind is still on another project im trying to finish up there. You can start with your research and make the necessary merger with a draft, easy peasy. Use the MM Dream Plan article as your guide. Will help out when im done. But id still defer to Sky Harbor's
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It's been around 2 years since we agreed to use the " station" scheme for train stations, but I think we should be capitalizing the "station" as what's been done for Japanese (or also, Korean) train stations. I see we normally capitalize the "Station" suffix in writing, so for example
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My position on EDSA has always been that it should be spelled out (because "EDSA" as an acronym can mean different things), and I actually opposed the last time it was moved. But that's a different matter, especially since the idea here is to identify more obscure road names.
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and in the tables of intersections that accompany them, as well as addresses generally. The idea, all in all, would be to avoid using abbreviated road names entirely (so United Nations Avenue, not UN Avenue in addresses) to avoid confusion on the part of the reader.
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center. I was hoping that perhaps someone from the Tambayan Philippines project could review my DYK, as one of my hooks is a current event, and I don't want it to get too stale. Any other thoughts on the article are appreciated, I think this is my best work since
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on Wikimedia Commons states: "This work is in the public domain in the Philippines and possibly other jurisdictions because it is a work created by an officer or employee of the Government of the Philippines or any of its subdivisions and instrumentalities,
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I suppose for articles that don't exist, their creation can be planned here, but for deletions, discussions, page moves, etc., it's a lot better to discuss it on the talk page of that article or elsewhere via the usual processes. We'd just waste time here.
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Hi all. PTV4 is owned and operated by the Philippine government. As works by the Philippine government are "public domain" except for commercial use, what is the copyright status of content by PTV4? Can they be used in Wikimedia commons? Thank you.
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Surname-only is also equally ambiguous, and presumes most people call the road by just the surname when they don't. On your last example, I mostly hear people say "T.M. Kalaw", not just "Kalaw". There is more than one prominent Kalaw out there
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I would love to have that trend, and I understand this is for Knowledge article titles for roads? Lately there had been many roads being renamed after recently deceased personalities, for example, numerous roads were officially renamed
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The ultimate owner of all these rail lines is the DOTr. LRTA is just an operator and an attached agency under the DOTr. So 2015, its been 5 years since the privatization of LRT 1. Why haven't we updated the article? To say that the
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can handle this, but if I can, I can help with the draft. I've also started another discussion with the naming of stations below (that's also another issue, since to my experience, the "Station" suffix is often capitalized).
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which is the only remaining line under this LRTA system? Why are we keeping this article when it is no longer true that the LRT 1 and LRT 2 form one network or system under the same operator? The way it is presented in this
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I would imagine PTV-originating works would be works produced by PTV itself, which will mostly be newscasts or the Philippine Lotto Draw. Would shows where there's a private party involved in its production (like
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This can be a complex issue for others maybe. I would suggest, if any, find sources like maps and legislation documents that a certain road is named after a personality and was named in full, like the examples I
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Good day. I have set up a proposal for the creation of WikiProject Philippine Railways. This proposed WikiProject aims to oversee all Philippine railway-related articles. Your support is greatly appreciated.
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As long as the content is clearly the work of PTV (e.g., no news reports showing viral citizen journalism videos), I think the video/media is kosher for Commons as a work of the government. —
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Personally, I still stick with having the "Station" suffix capitalized. We have a 50:50 situation provided HTD's evidence, but I still believe the names in title case (like those adopted in
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stored-value tickets were interchangeable on either line, so I'm surprised we're even having this discussion if both lines have been together for quite a long time now. --
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Having seen an echo chamber situation on the article talk page, I am moving the discussion here for anyone to see. Some points we've talked about so far are:
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I think the current naming disambiguation and case is fine, based on title names history (and editing as an unregistered editor before) the case of NAME
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We'd still keep titles and middle initials abbreviated, but it would make a lot of sense at this point to spell out people's first names. --
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Just to clarify, you agree with the above statement in general except for third party shows and content sourced from outside PTV? Thanks! -
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article (starting first in Spanish, then moving those changes to English), but I can contribute to an overview article if there is one. --
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anything: my goal, more than anything, is addressing the line naming issue. Frankly, the system articles work fine the way they are. --
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We've had no problems in using RTVM (Radio Television Malacañang) content in Commons. Whether they were broadcast in PTV or IBC or the
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Back on the naming issue that is the main topic of the talks that have been carrying on since 2019, consensus has not been reached. --
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Though of course not all PTV4 programmes are under this, especially for canned programming from let's say overseas and third-parties.
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Knowledge talk:Manual of Style/Philippine-related articles#Revisiting the comma convention for article titles of municipalities
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expertise regarding the article's technical contents most defo. ;) Right now, we need more writers than talkers on PH WP.--
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on one line's station, have it stated that whatever the result of it applies to other lines, then we'll see it from there.
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I also invite other members of the Tambayan Philippines community as well as lurkers to pitch in the discussion. Thanks!
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If you have any thoughts about this project, kindly share it in the talk page. --Filipinayzd 19:51, 27 April 2020 (UTC)
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Just giving a heads up for anyone here, there's an ongoing discussion on naming Metro Manila rapid transit articles at
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started a discussion proposing to update the current MOS guideline regarding the article titles for municipalities:
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Well, we can't just merge articles here without their owner's approval can we? Lol. As much as I wanted to be
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MM/GMA rapid transit. I hope someone's working that out already, especially the guys who got that idea like
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which I believe may contain fabricated information though it might be an existing group. Stay safe! Peace! —
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I know this discussion is not about article titles, but it would be logical to follow the principles in
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slightly leans towards Sentence case vs. Title Case, but only just for the LRT station at Blumentritt:
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Knowledge talk:Manual of Style/Philippine-related articles#Straw poll or opinion per user/contributors
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examples you've mentioned like those in Tokyo, New York, and (back in the MRT system talk) Bangkok. -
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related to Cagayan. I am not being harsh. I am just saying what he did as it is. His creation of
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Hello everyone! I'm just letting you know that I am in the process of reverting the edits made by
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to provide an in-depth discussion on rapid transit in Metro Manila or the GMA, and merge the
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and even citing him as a reference in Cagayan-related articles. He also made the article
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I initiated a bundle AfD for the Line 4, 6, and 8 stations. So let's start with that:
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Just a heads up in case you are not following Philippine-related move requests (
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supposedly covering both the LRMC Line 1 and LRTA Line 2 systems may be
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found it again, may I ask everyone's opinion about this? Thank you! —
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Initiate an RM. That's where the discussion should be at, not here.
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I'm considering soliciting the opinions of a few other users, like
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articles, and articles for the MRT-4, LRT-5, LRT-6, and MRT-8.
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