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Nominator's rationale:Non-defining category that does not define the films themself. This type of categorization is poor as it weakly connects the films in the category by the use of a deceased character narration in the film.
ₛₒₘₑBₒdyₐₙyBₒdy₀₅ (
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Delete not defining - clearly a scene a faire for several genres and also several films are narrated by several characters some who survive and others who don't (see the book
Dracula for example).
Carlossuarez46 (
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Delete This is categoration by a minor artistic choice. The choice of who does the narration is not a defining part of fictional works.
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Nominator's rationale: It's unclear what excludes something from one category or the other, making this redundant. Appears that the user has since received a topic ban from category creation. --
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Scientists and descent
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Category:Canadian scientists by descent
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The result of the discussion was:delete, but I am merging the contents to the appropriate "Canadian people of FOOian descent" as a default.
Good Ol’factory(talk) 03:21, 19 January 2021 (UTC)reply
I entirely agree with
Carlossuarez46 that most descent categories are a load of rubbish. Often the claimed descent is not even mentioned in the article. They are also often misleadingly mixed up with emigration categories.
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Asian-American film directors
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Nominator's rationale This category has 13 subcategories (including
Category:American film directors of Afghan descent) which use the American x of y descent. Does anyone actually think people from Afghanistan and people from Japan are part of one ethnic group? the guidelines say we categorize by ethnic group, not by race (although for that matter, does anyone consider those from Afghanistan and those from Japan to be the same race?). For now though the biggest problem is this category not conforming. It goes against its parents
Category:American people of Asian descent,
Category:American people of Asian descent by occupation, the majority of its sister cats under that cat use the form American [occupation] of Asian descent or American people of Asian descent in [occupation]. The fact that it uses a different for than all 13 of its daughter categories does not seem justified. It also remains unclear to me why we moved this from the broader filmmakers category to this narrow one. Especially because of non-diffusing rules, I really feel a move to
Category:American filmmakers of Asian descent would be very justified, but that is secondary to the need to get this to conform to all sides of the category tree in using the American [Occupation] of y descent form.
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American-Indian businesspeople
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Nominator's rationale This is a particularly likely to be confusing name as is. We are asking people to actively be able to distinguish American-Indian from
American Indian. The fact of the matter is that even though we use
Native American in category, the real on the ground common usage in the US, especially in the areas with the largest percentages of Native American populations (South Dakota, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona) is Indian. One publication is still called
Indian Country Today, at least well into this century academic courses at universities had titles like Indian history to 1900, and having taken a course on Native American history in the 20th-century (I do not remember what it was called, it was a graduate course, the one I mentioned first was an undergrad course), I know that at least well into the 1970s every reference said Indian. The political awakening was largely the
American Indian Movement, and I could go on and on and on with reference after reference after reference. Plus, all the parents and daughter cats use the proposed form, we have
Category:American people of Indian descent,
Category:American people of Indian descent by occupation,
Category:American businessmen of Indian descent,
Category:American businesswomen of Indian descent and
Category:American film producers of Indian descent.
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Asian-American businesspeople
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The result of the discussion was:rename and containerize.
Good Ol’factory(talk) 04:18, 12 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Rename and containerize. There was consensus at
this discussion (and
this and
this related discussions) that Asian descent categories (like African and European descent) should be treated as containers for national descent categories, rather than proxy for race or ethnicity. Also note the difference in scope, as Asian American usually refers to East Asians only, whereas people of Asian descent should be a container for the entire Asian continent, which also includes South Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East and most of Russia.
Place Clichy (
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For what it is worth, the direct contents at present are a person with origins in Bangladesh and one with origins in Vietnam. I would fully support containezization per precendent.
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American aviators of Asian descent
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The result of the discussion was:no conseusus to delete/merge, so rename as nominated.Good Ol’factory(talk) 03:48, 19 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Nominator's rationale This is a subcat of
Category:American people of Asian descent by occupation which in turn is a sub-cat of
Category:American people of Asian descent. Of the sister cats under the American people of Asian descent by occupation, something like 35 use the American [occupation name] of Asian descent, American women [Occupation name] of Asian descent, or American people of Asian descent in [occupation] forms (or on occasion American women of Asian descent in [occupation]). This is a clear outlyier, and there is no reason for it to nor conform to the standard form we use.
John Pack Lambert (
talk) 15:05, 4 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Rename per nom. Asian Americans, like African-Americans, have a unique history in aviation. It has been written about
here,
here, and
here to mention a few places.--
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Asian-American female aviators
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Nominator's rationale I am unconvinced that this intersection category is justified. Triple intersections are generally only needed when they can be clearly justified as a class. I challenge anyone to write
American aviators of Asian descent as a reliably sourced article that is more than just a list. If you cannot do it, we should not have this category. If kept it clearly should be renamed to
Category:American female aviators of Asian descent.
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Indigenous American female aviators
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The result of the discussion was:no consensus to delete/merge, so rename as nominated.
Good Ol’factory(talk) 04:25, 19 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Nominator's rationale This is the only sub-cat of
Category:Native American women that does not use the Native American form in the name. It is also the only sub-cat of
Category:Native American people by occuation to use this form. All other categories either use Native American, or use a specific ethnic designation (such as
Category:Navajo judges). Well there are some sub-cats of
Category:Native American sportspeople that refer to a specific institution, but that is a different issue). There is very good reason for this. 1-the standard usage in the United States is Native American. 2-this is a specific ethnic group, we categorize by ethnic group, and usually assume one limit to an ethnic group is residing in a specific country. 3-the current name is more ambiguous, and could in theory by some be thought to refer to an Otavalo involved in aviation, who never even flew his plane within the airpspace of the United States of America, let alone set food on the ground in that country. Even if our Otavalo friend had infact flown on occasion to the US (which would be not a surprise), he would only be maybe part of this intended category if he became a permanent resident of the US. I will leave it to others to debate whether an immigrants from the highlands of Peru who speaks at best broken Spanish as a second language and becomes a permanent resident in the United States qualifies as "Native American" or weather he should be classed as "Hispanic and Latino American". My sister-in-law is an even more confounding individual. This is not just a hypothetical question, although I do not know there are many Otavalo in the US, I do know there are huge numbers of Nahuatl and people from various Mayan ethnic groups, as well as from other ethnic groups indigenous to Mexico and I am certain that the number of people throughout the US who are ethniclly part of groups indigenous to South American is in the thousands, far less than the millions of Americans who are ethnically linked to Spain, Portugal, or somewhere in Latin America. That number is about 40 million total (I could be off by a few million, but that is close enough for this discussion). The clear fact is we want to this unambiguously link the people to the United States and be clear to editors that is the meaning and intended scope. The target does this, this name does not. It is also the lone outlyier against over 30 other categories using the Native American form.
John Pack Lambert (
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Merge to parent categories as a double violation of
WP:OCEGRS for gender and ethnicity (or if kept, rename per
WP:C2C).
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Chinese-American aviators
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The result of the discussion was:no consensus to delete/merge, so rename as nominated.
Good Ol’factory(talk) 04:21, 19 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Nominator's rationale There are about 30 sub-cats of
Category:American people of Chinese descent by occupation. This is one of only three that does not use the form American [occupation name} of Chinese descent or American people of Chinese descent in [give occupation]. It also goes against the norm created by
Category:American people of Chinese descent. The other two non-conforming categories have already been nominated for renaming of some sort. There is no reason to not use the standard form for this category.
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Rename and purge. What is the relationship between
Franklin Chang Díaz's astronaut career and his grandfather fleeing from China to Costa Rica at the time of the Boxer Rebellion?
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Odia Diaspora
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Nominator's rationale To justify the parent category we should have an article
Odia diaspora, so as we can be sure there are really enough reliable sources to cover this topic. We lack such an article. This is a system that violates small cat rules, and by its very existence makes it harder to find articles for no good reason. There are only 3 articles here. 1 on an American and 2 on a Canadian. The one listed American was born in Odia, but since this is covering the Odia ethnic group, which is not neccesarily the ethnicity of everyone born in the Indian state of that name, I am not positve it is applied correctly, it may be, but I see nothing in the article that actually says that
Jogesh Pati is ethnically part of the
Odia people. Mere birth in a place does not automatically mean the ethnic designation applies. For example
Gerrit W. Gong's mother was born in Hawai'i, she was most definately not Hawai'ian, and if someone tried to put Gong in
Category:American people of Hawai'ian descent they would be just plain wrong. The two Canadians are sibblings whose parents were from Odisha. That article never states that their parents were part of the Odia people. Even if such an assumptions in reasonable based on other factors, I see no reason to have 6 categories to categorize 3 articles on people from a total of 2 different families.
John Pack Lambert (
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Support 6 categories for 3 articles does not aid navigation. -
RevelationDirect (
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Delete per nom. Virtually empty category tree.
Dimadick (
talk) 16:36, 5 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Purge the first category; delete the others more descent categories to which I have objected (see
User:Carlossuarez46/Descent categories)
Carlossuarez46 (
talk) 19:08, 7 January 2021 (UTC) First category is now purged of all but the subcats, so delete that too.
Carlossuarez46 (
talk) 19:11, 7 January 2021 (UTC)reply
@
Carlossuarez46: how do you mean purge the first category? If the other categories are deleted, the first one becomes empty.
Marcocapelle (
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It's nothing but subcats now (no bios), so delete it too. My second comment above.
Carlossuarez46 (
talk) 00:51, 10 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Support, but ensure that all articles end off with an Indian descent category. India is a big place, but (except where there are very clear sub-ethnicities, we do not normally have descent categories below country. Carlossuarez46 always opposes the existence of descetn categories, so that his vote should be discounted.
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Category:Political organizations of minorities
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Nominator's rationale: Redundant with its only child,
Category:Political parties of minorities, which is already correctly categorized. This near-empty intermediate level does not bring much value.
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Japanese-American theologians
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Rename and purge. Per convention on ethnic/descent categories, these
WP:EGRS categories should only contain people of Japanese and Korean descent (not Japanese or Korean nationals or expatriates) for which the link between descent and theology is
WP:DEFINING.
Place Clichy (
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If we do that, which I think is justified, we may need to ask if these categories are needed at all based on size.
John Pack Lambert (
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Purge and merge per discussion between JPL and Place Clichy, and similarly to the Chinese sibling category that is being discussed slightly further down on this page.
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Asian-American theologians
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The result of the discussion was:delete, mainly because it was the parent category for categories (discussed concurrently with this one) that were deleted. See
here and
here. It was difficult to read a consensus here, but I took these other discussions into account. This close does not preclude someone from creating some sort of category for theologians of Asian theology.
Good Ol’factory(talk) 03:42, 19 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Nominator's rationle The parent of this category is
Category:American people of Asian descent (and the intermediate
Category:American people of Asian descent by occupation). There seems no good reason to have this category not conform to that standard. After the actual results of my proposal to upmerge
Category:Asian-American biblical scholars though I see that people will at times have some very unique ideas on how to apply the naming of categories for American people of Asian descent, for that reason I think having this discussion entriely seperate from that of its children categories is justified.
John Pack Lambert (
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If enough theologians adhere to a kind of Asian theology (similar to the earlier discussion about biblical scholars, see also discussion below) then rename to e.g.
Category:Theologians of Asian theologies, otherwise delete per
WP:SMALLCAT and interlink the relevant articles.
Marcocapelle (
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Comment This and its subcategories include individuals who would be considered scholars of Asian theology, as well as scholars of Asian American theology (which are, if it is not obvious, not the same, albeit overlapping).
Kwok Pui-lan and
Peter Phan have written in both discourses,
Chung Hyun Kyung has written primarily in terms of Asian theology, and
Grace Ji-Sun Kim has written in Asian American theology. Then you have others who have not touched these topics and are simply American theologians of Asian descent (e.g.
Seyoon Kim). So it is quite an entangled category if you are wanting to get rid of descent categories.--
Caorongjin (
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Precisely, the topic of interesting value for an encyclopedia here is Asian theology (or Asian-American theology). The ascendancy of theologians is quite irrelevant, and some Western or African Sinologists probably gave more important contributions to this topic than, say,
Danny Yamashiro, the Hawaiian accident survivor turned televangelist. I am note sure that a category placed at the intersection of Asia and theology should be based on descent.
Place Clichy (
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If renamed that way, it should also be reparented for sure.
Marcocapelle (
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No it should not African-American is a specific ethnic identifier that refers to a defined group of people who formed as an ethnic group after over 250 years as a people in the United States. Asian American is a racial grouping, with disputed inclusion criteria, and grouping together people who generally think of themselves as specific ethnic sub-groups.
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Chinese-American theologians
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Rename and purge. Per convention on ethnic/descent categories, these
WP:EGRS categories should only contain people of Chinese descent (not nationals or expatriates) for which the link between descent and theology is
WP:DEFINING. For instance:
Danny Yamashiro has an unsourced statement that he "is an American of Hawaiian, Okinawan, and Chinese ancestry" which seems to be taken from his own self-published book, hardly a RS. His evangelical work does not seem to be in any way related to Chinese or Asian culture.
Amos Yong is Malaysian and is never referred in article as Chinese, Chinese American or Hakka, another ethnic group featured in the article's categories, and of course this absence of statement is not supported by reliable sources. Please don't tell me you can guess from his name.
Anthony C. Yu, Hong Kong-born who settled in Taiwan and then the U.S., seems to be better known as a literary translator than a theologian.
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Category:Murdered sportspeople
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Nominator's rationale: Trivial intersection. No notable
WP:DEFINING link between the occupation and the manner of death. Not expected as a professional qualification. There may have been many years between the occupation and the death, making the link even weaker.
Note: Sources about the death of a person will often discuss both their occupation and their cause of death. This doesn't make this intersection any more notable than a combination with other aspects often discussed in such notices, such as their number of children.
See also: related rationale about suicides by occupation:
Delete, completely agree with nominator's rationale.
Marcocapelle (
talk) 17:43, 4 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Delete per nom; and my comments on similar categories.
Carlossuarez46 (
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Delete Both defining but the intersection is not defining, usually a coincidence. -
RevelationDirect (
talk) 00:33, 5 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Oppose Their fame may well be the cause of the murders.
Dimadick (
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How do you mean "cause"? I would expect a statistical relationship between being notable and being murdered, but that is not unique to sportspeople.
Marcocapelle (
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WikiProject Football's list of association football-related deletions.
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Category:Art Nouveau architecture in Bangkok
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Merge per
WP:SMALLCAT. Not every city needs this amount of diffusion and many sibling categories could be nominated as well.
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Category:American scientists of Pakistani descent
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The result of the discussion was:delete. I have also taken into account the comments in the other related discussions on this page,
here and
here. I have not discounted
Carlossuarez46's !vote, as was suggested.
Good Ol’factory(talk) 03:27, 19 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Delete — triple and quadruple intersections that do not reflect any difference in scientific performance. So easy to create these intersection categories, and so hard to delete them. A neverending process. William Allen Simpson (
talk) 12:20, 4 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Oppose There is ample evidence that these intersections are seen as groups and defining.
John Pack Lambert (
talk) 13:48, 4 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Delete all per nom and my nom at
this discussion about the Italian descent category. In addition to
WP:OCEGRS, there's also
WP:BLP to consider. A quick look at some of the members of these categories shows that editors have been adding EGRS cats without sourcing. This isn't surprising, as the claim "of X descent" is pretty difficult to source directly. Also,
Place Clichy, shouldn't the title of this section of the log be something like "American scientists by country of origin"? The current title suggests there's just one cat under discussion.
AleatoryPonderings (
???) (
!!!) 15:14, 4 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Oppose The nomination ignores these people's ethnicity, which is far from trivial.
Dimadick (
talk) 16:40, 5 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Agree with this, to the extent that articles should stay in the general descent categories, since those are not nominated yet. That is why I changed "delete" to "merge". I would expect that nobody except Carlossuarez46 would oppose this merge.
Marcocapelle (
talk) 19:06, 5 January 2021 (UTC)reply
In essence we agree. Put it differently, I agree with deletion after having ensured that everyone is already in an appropriate expatriate or emigrant category. Those who are not (if any at all) should be added to a descent category.
Marcocapelle (
talk) 22:06, 7 January 2021 (UTC)reply
In essence we agree indeed. However even in this case I would only add to a descent category articles for which this characteristic is defining and supported by reliable sources, a minimum per
WP:EGRS and, in the case of living people,
WP:BLPCAT. Every article does not have to be in a descent (or emigrant/expatriate) category at all cost if none applies.
Place Clichy (
talk) 16:53, 8 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Oppose -- These are all (or mostly) well populated. Carlossuarez46 always opposes descent categories, so that he vote should be discounted. My view is that, even with a multiple intersection, if it can be properly populated, it should be allowed to remain. We get something similar with expatriate sportspeople, where we frequently have to consider minuscule categories. Distant descents (several generations) should be discouraged, but those for immigrants and the children of immigrants should be allowed.
Peterkingiron (
talk) 16:21, 10 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Peterkingiron, I don't think your statement that
Carlossuarez46's !vote should be "discounted" is fair. The position he holds is set out in the essay he linked to and is very consistently expressed in CFD discussions – he opposes "by descent" categorization of people. He should not be punished for holding and expressing a consistent opinion that applies across many categories.
Good Ol’factory(talk) 04:01, 12 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Merge the gendered-ethnicity-nationality-descent combinations and keep the others. Sources routinely describe scientists by their family's country of origin, see
here,
here,
here,
here, and
here for just a few of the many sources. Looking over the sources, I am convinced that articles on Chinese-American, Indian-American, and other Asian diasporas in science can be written.--
User:Namiba 21:55, 12 January 2021 (UTC)reply
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Category:Operations Near Cache River, Arkansas
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Nominator's rationale: Merge as
WP:SMALLCAT, as there is only one article in each of these. These are sub-cats within "Campaigns" categories, but a single page about a battle does not deserve a Campaign category. –
FayenaticLondon 08:09, 4 January 2021 (UTC)reply
Obviously merge -- These are single article categories where the article does not need much more in the way of categories.
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Category:Fictional LGBT characters by occupation
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Nominator's rationale:WP:NONDEF. It could be argued that the two categories inside of this category, superheroes and villains, are not occupations, merely lifestyles of the character. –
DarkGlow (
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Delete not every possible intersection of everything needs to be categozed by. For fictional characters their occupation is often non-defing to them as a character.
John Pack Lambert (
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Delete Would only be valid id it actually covered occupations, not character types.
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Category:Education missionaries
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Merge or reverse merge per nom.
Marcocapelle (
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Merge per nom These are missionaries who engage in education. They are missionaries because of their specific connection to a specific religion. The target is the order that represents who and what these people actually are.
John Pack Lambert (
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Reverse Merge more logical. Not all education missionaries who support education are educators but all missionary educators are working as education missionaries. An education missionary category would include someone who builds schools but does not teach or lead teachers. They are not an educator. Education missionaries is more accurate and inclusive of the two.
Breamk (
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Merge somehow -- Reverse merge for preference as they were probably primarily missionaries, though they fulfilled that role through teaching.
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Category:Recipients of the Royal Order of the Engabu
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The
Royal Order of the Engabu was established in 2010 by the Bunyoro kingdom within Uganda. The only article in the category,
Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram, is a local royal from the Philippines with no clear connection to Uganda or Africa in general so I'm not sure why he received it. I don't know if I can say the category is "listified" since there is only 1 article but it is now linked
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Category:Honorary graduates of Keele University
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The only article in this category is
Neil Baldwin (Keele University), a person with learning disabilities who was "adopted by the student body over the last 50 years as something of a mascot for Keele". Mr. Baldwin is definitely defined by his association with the school and received other awards like an honorary membership into the student body and a
testimonial match, but these honours don't seem individually defining. There is no 2nd person with learning disabilities who became a Keele school mascot so this category has no growth potential, unless we add people who received honorary degrees for donating money which we've consistently found non-defining. -
RevelationDirect (
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Background We've previously deleted the other categories for honorary degree recipients, including
here,
here and
here, but this was just created last month. -
RevelationDirect (
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Delete This is not defining. Do not merge it. Some of these people get the award just because they are a speaker at commencement. Thus in their entire lives they are connected with the university for one day. This is not a connection that is defining. To give some examples I know well,
Barack Obama was giving an honorary award when he spoke at commencement for the
University of Notre Dame this was a huge controversy at U of ND because Obama supports the legal killing of unborn children through all 9 months of pregnancy for any reason, a very different position that that of the Church that sponsors Notre Dame. In the grand scheme of things this incident and its aftermath may be defining to Notre Dame, and probably at least worth mentioning in the article on that institution, it is not big enough to be defining to Obama. Another case,
Thomas S. Monson spoke at commencement at
Southern Utah University, this is not at all defining to Monson.
John Pack Lambert (
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Delete -- Having an honorary degree is generally not defining.
Peterkingiron (
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