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table? We say in the policy that a curler is notable if he or she has even PARTICIPATED in the junior national event. Well if they are notable for even participating, why are their achievements in this event not notable? Winning a national title or making it to the top three is a big accomplishment in the majority of sports. Let the Juniors be recognized for their great accomplishment of winning a medal on the national stage. The final is a televised event and the semifinals will be televised this year, just like other events. This would be seen as even national television believes that their medals are important and therefore they should be included. I don't think Mixed and Seniors get the same kind of media coverage as the Juniors do and that is why Juniors should be next to have their medals put on the medal table summary. Also, same goes for the University championships. If we are going to mention their national medal in the article why not add it to the medal table. Thanks!

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do with significantly greater spectator attention in CAN). It's also an effective filter to slice down on clubs that exist only as an aspect of their parent arenas, which should be sections of articles on those arenas in my opinion. Of late, the opening of a dedicated curling club has tended to gather media attention as well (see, for example, Potomac's multiple articles in various major papers when it opened in '02, or the King Curling Club's articles in Wikinews currently.) I think it's a valuable metric, not a qualifier by itself, but as a filter.

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juniors, and the Canada and Arctic Winter Games are both Olympic-type multidisciplinary events, while the Canadian juniors are just for curling. And although you have to win the mixed/seniors to be notable, I agree with Earl that if we add the juniors it might only make sense to add the mixed/seniors, because they're close enough in notability. I don't mind either way, though.

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worlds, not just men's/women's. I also agree with keeping naming with just "(curler)" instead of "(wheelchair curler)" for wheelchair curlers. The only thing is what if there's a wheelchair curler and a non-wheelchair curler with the same name? We could go with adding nationality (as we do currently)

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I guess I'm fine with either as well. The juniors are just the first step to a curlers success at the men's and women's levels and get more media coverage than the mixed and seniors. I don't think the mixed and seniors have enough recognition to be in the medal table but the juniors do. But we should

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I'm starting to question whether "participation in a WCT event" is enough to establish notability for a curler, or if "Being a WCT event" is enough to establish notability for an event. My local club is hosting a WCT event this Thanksgiving...and to be in it, all you have to do is pony up some cash.

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I think a curler improvement drive would be great, since the events articles seem to be well done as is. Should we split the drive into different groups of curlers? I'm not sure how an improvement drive works. I'd also agree with your idea of splitting them by team "eras." One minor thing though: I'd

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I think the subsections vary on the curler. Martin's career is split based on what teams he was with. For example, 2006 was the year the got his new team. His prior team was formed in 1999, etc. I think it makes the most sense to split the article up based on team "eras". Those three curlers have the

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Also, there should probably be some consensus on the subsections, since the subsections can vary in terms of years covered. For example, Kevin Martin's article is split into the following: Junior career, early career, 1993–1999, 1999–2006, 2006–present, while Glenn Howard's article is split into the

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If it isn't to be used as a qualifier, then it shouldn't be part of the notability guidelines. As you said - for any club to be in the mix, it would have to have its own ice, so that shouldn't be used to make up the "multiple" part. As my proposal is phrased - any single event is enough to qualify

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My logic on the ice criteria is that it's a convenient shorthand. Clubs that have their own ice are the ones that are in "the pool" for hosting the major events (at least in the US, Canadian major events seem to be generally hosted at temporarily converted arenas, but that probably has something to

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If a skip throws third rocks, he should probably be in the third column, for consistency reasons. Just, my opinion. Also, it would be cool if we had colours in the horizontal tables like we do in the Brier and Scotties. Might be interesting/fun to determine which colours are for which countries. --

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They can get kind of messy for teams that don't have team page (would we link to the skip, have all the team members in there, alternates, coaches, etc?). I have never been a fan, as I don't see a whole lot of value in knowing who won before and after. There will almost certainly be a link to the

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I think that a national junior title DOES belong in the medal table category, because that is normally the first step to a curler winning medals at the Brier, Scotties and world titles. We mention it in their article what medal they won anyway, so why not give them the recognition on their medal

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Notability guidelines are not a guarantee that an article will survive a deletion discussion. Basically, any article has to have coverage in reliable, secondary sources. Notability guidelines are intended to be a quick check if a potential subject would likely have that coverage. There is no

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To be clear - my suggestion was dropping #1 from the list, but still requiring that a club meet more than one of the remaining criteria. Or - if you keep #1, then require a club to meet at least three. Having its own facility, etc does nothing to make a club notable. Indeed - any notable club

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I'm OK with it either way, but I'm leaning towards being against it because the only other medals in the infobox for province/state are Brier/Hearts, Olympic Trials, Canada Winter Games, and Arctic Winter Games. I think we can all agree that the first two are much more significant than Canadian

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I wouldn't say it's stupid—your hard work creating new articles is great for expanding our coverage of curling on Knowledge (XXG), and quite admirable. We definitely did need to clarify the notability guidelines, though, so for now you should probably just stick to world wheelchair medallists.

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A curling club may be considered notable if it has received coverage in reliable, secondary sources not directly affiliated with the club or its governing body. This coverage may result from, but not be limited to: hosting a national championship, world championship or other major tournament;

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You're probably fine changing it, with a note that the community here approved it. Originally, I unilaterally added a list of criteria myself (which was admittedly, quite lenient), and wasn't challenged for several years, at which point I came up with an agreement with some other users that

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I completely agree with grouping wheelchair curlers' notability with #3 (medalling at worlds). I also think #2 needs to be clarified to say "Have participated at the World Men's, Women's, or Mixed Doubles Curling Championship", because "World Curling Championships" technically refers to

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A case by case basis is necessary. If you are a joe blow lead playing in a minor WCT event, chances are there are no reliable sources for an article, therefore an article wouldn't be warranted. I think that if we can find reliable sources for a curler, then that warrants notability. --

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At the very least, I would say that you would need to be in the top (something) percent of a WCT season to presume notability. Top 10% almost certainly means you're in the mix for national championships and the like. Just paying for an entry and going 0-3 doesn't make you notable.

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event in the article text, and lists of winners can be found there. Alternately, links to XXX Tournament winners could be included in the "See also" section. Just my opinion, though. Ice hockey uses them. I don't like them, but I include them there when needed.

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would almost certainly have this, but a great number of non-notable clubs would as well. It seems like something that was added because it would almost guarantee that a club that meets anything else on the list would pass the project's notability guidelines.

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Yeah, the career thing makes sense. As for an improvement drive, I'm not sure what we could do. Perhaps we could advertise it, and have people make suggestions, then we vote on the suggestions and then we each try to help improve an article on a curler. --

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What else should be added to this section? Here's what I was thinking: lead section, career section(s), personal life section, awards section, infobox curler, medal tables (as subsection). Just things that should be included in an article about a curler.

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The difference between the mixed / senior and the juniors is the notability. You have to win the mixed / seniors to be notable but for the juniors it’s just winning a medal in general. That’s why I think it should be on the medal table. Just my thoughts

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I hope you don't mind, I put the list into a numbered list format to make it easier to read. I think that's fine, and if it's been agreed on, then let's put it on in! I'd suggest we wait a little to see if anyone else has any comments on it, though.

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I don't necessarily think a national junior title belongs in the medal table category. On the flip side, we should also include any multiple sport event medals. I don't know.. because if we include Juniors, then why not Mixed, and Seniors? --

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Without discussion at the talk page for the sports notability guideline, the change is likely to be reverted (I'm still considering, but I may well do it). Local consensus isn't considered sufficient to change a guideline.

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I think the notability guideline that Canada Hky proposed is fine. Of course, I'd like to get more opinions on this before we put it in the AGs, but it seems like it covers all bases and leaves room for any changes.

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Also, #s 2, 4, and 5 seem like subpoints of #3, so may I suggest that we move #3 down to the bottom of the list and have it read "Club has significant external coverage outside the immediate area for some reason

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I agree that they should have at least won a medal at a world championship to be notable. I also agree that for dabs "(curler)" is just fine. Many wheelchair curlers got their start in able-bodied curling (e.g.

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Haha no worries! The last time you were involved in changing notability guidelines was a while ago, anyway. At any rate, it'll be good to straighten everything out for good, whatever conclusion comes of this.

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I've been against it because it opens a can of worms for adding mixed and senior medal tables and the same for other countries. We've had this discussion in the past and we have never reached a consensus. --

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has one second level section split into two subsections. I think that the career sections should include one second level section titled "Career", and subsections if applicable, like Glenn Howard's article.

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I suggest this slightly tweaked order, 1)European Mixed has been updated to World Mixed and 2)Mixed doubles is an Olympic discipline and as such I think should be on par with the traditional men's/women's.

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Club has hosted, or will host, a National or World Championship event (mens, womens, mixed, or seniors), or a Direct Qualifier to a National Championship event (ie Provincial championships or USCA regional

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That's sensible, so I've changed it. I never really understood the colors, and I'm not sure if it would help much, but it's an idea. By the way, is there any way that we could discuss the article ratings?

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I think you have to take #1 off the list. It's a very, very low bar, and basically guarantees that anything that meets one of the other criteria meets "multiples". Either that, or specify "3 or more".

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I was thinking of the Canada Games and the Arctic Winter Games as well. Usually their medalists are not notable, but if they are, because it is a MSE, than I think their medal wins should be listed (eg

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of an article on a curler, based on number of events participated or number of events won or whatnot, or would those articles require case-by-case basis examinations to determine the article rating?

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adding national junior medals to the medal tables because they are less significant than the other medals representing province/state that are already included. (Also, should we mention this at

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Looks like there were only two cases of (wheelchair curler) being used as a dab, and it both cases they were likely used to avoid confusion with able bodied curlers with a similar name (

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If #1 is dropped, would there still be a need for meeting multiple criteria? It seems like no, but I'm not too sure. Maybe we need to look more into the possibilities of each criterion.

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Secondly, while on the topic of wheelchair curling I think article naming for wheelchair curlers could be addressed too. There are a couple articles where (wheelchair curler) (see

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I think there should be some sort of set format for a curler's career sections. For example, some articles only have one main section, while some have many sections on the career.

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Thanks for changing those two articles Earl. I think following the usual naming conventions whether they're able-bodied or wheelchair, like you did, makes the most sense.

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Ah, I suppose you're right. Hmm... the only MSE that I can think of off the top of my head that has had curling (besides the OGs) are the Asian Games. Are there any more?

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advocate putting all career information under one "second level" section titled "Career," and put the year subsections under that. What do you think of that idea? Thanks!

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Annual articles: Any national or provincial/territorial final is acceptable in men's or women's; Canadian Mixed, Seniors, Juniors; Any WCF sanctioned event; Any WCT event

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The colours more or less represent the provincial colours used on their uniforms, but lightened so that text can be read on them. And yes, let's discuss the ratings. --

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There's a lot of variants, though, and so it's really confusing. And I didn't really bother much with listing out every single item. I guess we can just list as we go.

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Articles on events, but not annual event articles: Any provincial/territorial or national event even not mentioned above; Any historic bonspiels, pre-WCT era.

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most information on them, because I focused on bringing them up to those standards. We/I could do other. Maybe we could do a curler improvement drive? --

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following: 1980s–2006, 2007–present. I'm not sure about you, but I see this as mildly confusing and not uniform. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks!

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Thanks. And my apologies for misleading you and A202985. I figured our consensus would be good enough, but perhaps we're too much of a "fiefdom" ;-) --

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There is no quality necessary. Some WCT events may be suffeciently subscribed to require qualifiers, but not all. We may need to rethink this.

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wheelchair curlers (and coaches) from Paralympic Games. Now I ("stupidly" again) add articles about curlers/coaches from Wheelchair Worlds (

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I just remembered the Universiade, but that's been listed on the medal tables already. The information for curling at the Asian Games is

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restricted notability considerably to something more reasonable. I think it's unlikely anyone will challenge an approved amendment. --

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I think that'd be good. Maybe we can start out with some more significant curlers and then wind down to less significant curlers.

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Club has significant external coverage outside the immediate area for some reason (unusual location, controversy, membership, etc)

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I’m okay with not including them as that seems to be the consensus. They aren’t that important so it’s okay to not include them.

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We had a brief discussion on this, and it seemed a general consensus was that the following worked...so I'm suggesting it here:

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Club possesses its own (owned or lease) curling facility with dedicated ice available through the whole main curling season

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Do you think it would be a good idea if we used succession boxes for national/world/Grand Slam curling champions?

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if it has given coverage, rather than including an easy "filter" and not making any requirement for coverage.

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unusual location, membership or other controversy, or home club for a national, world or Olympic champion.

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I would agree with that. I must ask, though... would it then be appropriate to create guidelines for the

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sense setting the project's guidelines low, and then having articles deleted when no sources are found.

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Club hosts a major tournament (World curling tour or other "Professional" level event) on an annual basis

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Since we group the medals by country/province in many articles, perhaps this order would be a good fix?

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on Knowledge (XXG). If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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It's probably best to hold off on creating new articles on wheelchair curlers until this is resolved.

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I just noticed that we forgot to include Olympic Trials in the table order. Where should that go?

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Just a quick question about the medal tables. Do you think we should add the medals won at the

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stuff). Deciding this set of guidelines should help to eliminate most of the confusion.

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Alternatively, we could separate mixed doubles and men's/women's medals as seen in

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A club is considered notable if it meets multiple of the following criteria

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based on extensive coverage, which is good. They most likely satisfy

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or specifying "wheelchair". But I do agree with both your points.

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To clarify, I would propose the following notability guideline:

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and makes some of the curlers notable. Just wondering. Thanks!

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definitely make a decision so it is not confusing anymore.

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National Championships (including the Brier and the Hearts)

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National Championships (including the Brier and the Hearts)

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Someone has put Otto Erb up for deletion as a test case (

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OK, I'll continue same way through Wheelchair Worlds. --

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World Men's, Women's: Stub/Start class, high importance

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If there aren't any comments, that'll just be final.

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Opinions on these notability and naming guidelines?

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The current agreed-upon order for medals tables is:

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