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New information is available. Per WP:AIRCRASH The accident or incident resulted in changes to procedures, regulations or processes affecting airports, airlines or the aircraft industry. Specifically, procedures for Thermal Acoustic Imaging (TAI) inspection of hollow-core fan blades by Pratt & Whitney were analyzed by NTSB and needed to be significantly changed. There are almost 200 pages of public domain documentation now available in NTSB Docket DCA18IA092: [1]. Despite these changes, two subsequent similar incidents on now grounded 777-200/PW4000-112 aircraft variants have recently happened and are under active investigation in the US and Japan. Also just revealed by WSJ exclusive reporting, Boeing decided that the 777-200 inlet fan cowl could not be modified and needs ongoing redesign to address issues identified in the investigation. Dhaluza (talk) 21:10, 27 February 2021 (UTC)
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Due process was not followed in this AFD closure. The AFD shows a consensus to delete, with only a few editors suggesting otherwise, of which at least 1 just used WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS. Questionable non-admin closure of this AFD. Joseph2302 (talk) 19:08, 27 February 2021 (UTC)
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I created this page back in 2010 when he was a character in British soap opera Doctors. I have updated sporadically and now find it deleted. The deletion discussion suggested this actor appeared in YouTube shows, when in fact he is on the BBC every day in Waffle The Wonder Dog. He has also appeared in several other TV shows. Can I request this page is reinstated please? Here are references for his career: https://m.imdb.com/name/nm2771194/ https://mobile.twitter.com/jamesmerry17?lang=en https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waffle_the_Wonder_Dog https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/b09tn0ys/waffle-the-wonder-dog https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/shows/waffle-the-wonder-dog Frankcable (talk) 11:58, 27 February 2021 (UTC)
SmokeyJoe Can you advise what is a suitable source please? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Frankcable (talk • contribs) 14:27, 27 February 2021 (UTC)
SportingFlyer I’m happy to provide more sources but I’m at a loss to know what is more reliable than IMDB and BBC sources? What is required? Please advise and thank you for intervening and reviewing the discussion. Frank. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Frankcable (talk • contribs) 18:57, 27 February 2021 (UTC) SportingFlyerI think this is what you mean by secondary sources. I apologise, I’m not an experienced Wiki editor or anything like that, so I’m doing my best! This is the actors appearance as a guest on a British radio show and a BAFTA nomination for his children’s TV show. https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/hawksbee-and-jacobs-daily-458993/episodes/waffle-the-wonder-dog-teenage-53820719 — Preceding unsigned comment added by Frankcable (talk • contribs) 19:29, 27 February 2021 (UTC)
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During Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Squad (app), I had merged the content in Squad (app) to List of mergers and acquisitions by Twitter#Squad. Sandstein, the closing admin, deleted the article and has refused to restore the article's history, which is needed per Wikipedia:Copying within Wikipedia. The closing admin wrote, "no, because otherwise anybody could prevent the deletion of content by merging it somewhere during an AfD. We routinely delete articles even though content from them might have been merged to other articles". The deletion does not comply with Wikipedia:Deletion policy#Alternatives to deletion. I merged the content to List of mergers and acquisitions by Twitter#Squad since I believed it would improve that article by providing readers background information about Squad, a company acquired by Twitter. The Squad (app) article did not contain copyright violations or BLP violations so there was no need to delete the article's history. I ask the community to restore the article's history under a redirect to List of mergers and acquisitions by Twitter#Squad. Cunard (talk) 11:43, 27 February 2021 (UTC)
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This article has been deleted twice as a result of an AfD from December, but the topic has gathered attention surprisingly rapidly since then and I believe that it may now meet WP:GNG. Sources: Multiple in-depth articles/reviews in multiple gaming news outlets would appear to satisfy GNG. Given the popularity of the game on social media, I imagine the dead article title is probably getting hits, so it should be restored if notability allows. BlackholeWA (talk) 07:06, 27 February 2021 (UTC)
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I created this article but in less than a week, the entire video game project deleted it despite my attempts to write as much as real world information as possible to pass notability guidelines. Instead, they deleted it, claiming it doesn't count because some months ago another user rushed a page of the character without any real world information. In the project people kept insisted it had a bad prose rather than notability issues and as soon as I requested a copyedit from the guild and rewrote most of the ficitional content, it got deleted. Cheers.Tintor2 (talk) 20:08, 27 February 2021 (UTC)
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While prima facie the consensus for "keep" may appear clear, I agree with the sentiment expressed below that a number of (not all) the "keep" !votes were weak to very weak in terms of the policy arguments. This discussion probably shouldn't have been closed by a non-administrator, as Wikipedia:Non-admin closure#Inappropriate closures indicates that close calls or those likely to be controversial should be left to an administrator. Reopening this debate is not going to cause this to become any less of a mess, as identified by many in the below discussion, and therefore that is not the action that will be taken. Consensus exists below that this debate needs another go-around. Therefore, the following action is being taken in line with the consensus at this DRV:
I acknowledge that the above may appear slightly unusual, and as Bungle eloquently described below, "either way, there will not be an outcome that will satisfy all participants". Hopefully this will at least facilitate the cleanest possible discussion to potentially reach a consensus either way. Regards, |
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To a superficial first glance, this looks like an uncontroversial "keep" outcome. But look at the "keep" voters more closely. The accounts that !voted keep were:
In my view many, but far from all, of the "keep"-voting accounts are ducks for UPE. Many of them, in their posts to the AfD, significantly misrepresent the value of the sources. I ask DRV to find that this AfD is irretrievably tainted by bad faith accounts, and to overturn and relist with the suspect accounts duly marked. I would also welcome your advice on whether it's appropriate to escalate this to COIN, SPI or both. —S Marshall T/C 20:17, 25 February 2021 (UTC)
Point of order: I am one of the "suspicious" accounts listed above. I have not edited Wikipedia for many years, due to unpleasant experiences editing in the past. I usually only browse Wikipedia. I recently became interested in motorsports, specifically Formula One and similar single-seat racing formats that are more popular in Europe, and I was browsing the Wiki article on F1 when I saw a mention of a womens competition to be run as support races this year, called W Series. I read through the Wiki page on that series, and read up about its previous season in 2019. I clicked on the pages of several racers to learn more about them, and I was curious as to why Keszethyi's page was nominated for deletion, it made no sense to me. Reading further, it became clear that the nomination was clearly incorrect, and so for the first time in years I logged into my account and edited the AfD page with my Keep comment, which you can read there. The fact that I had not edited for several years should not be a reason to ignore a good-faith comment that I believe added to the discussion. If you disagree with my contention that this racer is notable, the place to do so would be on my talk page or on that AfD page. For the record, I have no connection to Keszethyi, to Formula One, to W Series, or to any other racing competition. I am an American, I have no connection to Hungary, except I think one of my great-grandparents might have emigrated from there over a century ago, before WWI at least. Nobody on Wikipedia or anywhere else requested my comments, and I have not discussed this topic with anyone on Wikipedia except for the comments that I left publicly on that AfD page. Thank you, kind sir, for reminding me why I stopped editing so many years ago. I believe that my comment on the AfD page speaks for itself, and the fact that another editor chose to do this rather than address the actual arguments made in favor of Keep speaks for itself as well. I have great difficulty assuming good faith here, based on the ridiculous, baseless, false insinuations made here. Hyperion35 (talk) 01:42, 5 March 2021 (UTC)
Just for my curiousity I started checking the voters accused above, but had to stop at user:Adumbrativus who was, quote: "an account that was registered this month.". I stopped since that "2 months ago" was on 2018-07-16. Most of the other "sockpuppets" are registered 10+ years ago, many of them admins of some projects. Let this sink in. --grin ✎ 20:32, 5 March 2021 (UTC)
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I would like to reopen the old discussion over the 👾 -> Space Invaders redirect idea. As far as I can tell it was last discussed in 2016, with the consensus that at that time it wouldn't work, since the icon looked different depending on the font. Within these past 5 years, it seems that the majority of providers have decided on the video game character design. (see the emojipedia entry) ~ฅ(ↀωↀ=)neko-channyan 07:15, 23 February 2021 (UTC)
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About a year ago, the article on Annalisa Malara was deleted. Since then, she has received Italy’s top civilian award, Cavaliere dell’Ordine al Merito della Repubblica Italiana, according to a recent article in The Globe and Mail, a Canadian newspaper. She was also named “Personality of the Year” by the Sky TG24 news channel. I have also asked for the corresponding article in the talian Wikipedia to be restored. "How this Italian doctor found Europe's Patient One and became a national hero". The Globe and Mail. 2021-02-19. Retrieved 2021-02-20. Eastmain (talk • contribs) 22:56, 20 February 2021 (UTC)
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Was not able to defend the page which I created and have new sources that could be used. Only three editors were involved in closing down the page and one of these said that if new sources came to light they may change their decision. Bivaldian (talk) 21:54, 18 February 2021 (UTC)
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Article has continued notability since 2010; subject has been interviewed by Chris Hansen as 'victim zero' among numerous people who have been the subject of an investigation (including possible FBI investigations) into sexual abuse against Dahvie Vanity since 2009. The cyberbullying case is directly relevant to this as background and has been mentioned in most sources covering the incident. The issues around the 2010 deletion focused on the fact the subject was a child; this is irrelevant, as they are an adult now. They have given on-the-record interviews with numerous reliable sources, and the continued mentions in numerous reliable sources for over a decade establishes a degree of notability for the event. The reason this page was deleted more recently was due to alleged BLP violations due to the inclusion of people's personal names (which were mentioned in RSes) and alleged questionable sourcing, which can be fixed with a rewrite and revdels. Bangalamania (talk) 05:38, 15 February 2021 (UTC)
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Disputed Speedy deletion. This article cannot be deleted as speedy, since it's subject it's notable and the article already survived 2 AFDs (1, 2). I can't say about the last page version, but at some point in history the page has had a decent look, and eventually it can be restored at that state. XXN,
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The article has got deleted through CSD as WP:G4 though it was not similar to the previously deleted article. It had many new sources added, with significant coverage. I placed two undeletion requests at the deletion admin's talk page with no response. Maybe, they are busy, and therefore, i request a deletion review here. The person who nominated the page doesn't seem to have checked it properly or it doesn't qualify for G4 in any way. The last version was completely different from the one deleted in 2016. Tungut bey (talk) 15:33, 14 February 2021 (UTC)
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Reason for deletion: (Expired BLPPROD, unsourced BLP) Here are two sources:
Not sure why this was unsourced. Please undelete it so it can be worked on. Philly jawn (talk) 03:18, 15 February 2021 (UTC)
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Person is not notable at all, this person frequently posts black supremacist views on Twitter Stonksboi (talk) 19:54, 13 February 2021 (UTC)
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1) New information has come to light- the origin of this nomination traces back to a December of last year when a series of category nominations relating to Asian diasporas. (Specifically it is a followup to this nomination) At that time I did not participate so I wasn't able to provide the necessary sources back then. It also appears that few of the voters had even bothered to research the subject WP:BEFORE voting for deletion, which they bear the burden of responsibility. Regardless of what the process was, the ball was already moving and by the time I came around to defend this category's existence, most of them had already made up their minds. I will also disclose that a third CFD over a category I created after merging the previous one with another. It was nominated for G4, but not flagged as such and thus currently remains an active discussion. Specifically the new evidence I wish to point out is that there are a now sources which clearly illustrate from individual reliable sources how people seen in the category should belong, per WP:DEFINING guide. I linked an RFC containing this exact text to the discussion, however I'm sure if any of the participants have seen it. (all emphasis mine)
Further, there is a lot of information about how Tung Chee Hwa's career is helped by being a member of this group, satisfying WP:OCEGRS.[16]
Fundamentally there is an issue with the same five or so editors who consistently vote to CFD, leading to legitimate content being thrown out for whatever reason (Wikipedia:Baby and bathwater analogy) (if this allegation is against the rules I will remove it) There were also a number of superfluous statements relating to social anthropology that were made, swaying the outcome of the vote towards deletion. For example I pointed out that the classification is in fact an ethnicity by some standards, but this was completely ignored by the other editors. 2) There was a procedural error in the discussion where one aspect of WP:OCEGRS was completely ignored. "Dedicated group-subject subcategories ... should only be created where that combination is itself recognized as a distinct and unique cultural topic in its own right. If a substantial and encyclopedic head article (not just a list) cannot be written for such a category, then the category should not be created. Please note that this does not mean that the head article must already exist before a category may be created, but that it must at least be reasonable to create one. After I pointed out that Shanghainese people in Hong Kong exists, and two of the delete voters admitted that the article is perfectly fine. I found a piece of online journalism which explicitly lists 11 people who could forum the nexus of the category, and I was told it merely belongs in an article. There is no real reason this category should be singled out. I have also since expanded the head article to a length of 20k bytes, where as it was just a fraction of this before. Prisencolin (talk) 05:34, 9 February 2021 (UTC)
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I request the undeletion of Superkombat Fighting Championship (plus all its pages - the years), because a mistake was made back in time. First of all this article had been deleted several times in the past because in the beginning the kickboxing promotion was unknown. And also there was a war on Wikipedia from the MMA "users" against kickboxing, until new regulations. My reasons are: 1. These are precious info for the history of the sport, SUPERKOMBAT of top promoter Eduard Irimia is considered the 2nd best promotion of Europe all-time after the Netherlands-based It's Showtime. Before it was called Local Kombat (2003-2013). SUPERKOMBAT had headquarters in Bucharest, Romania, but also in London, Las Vegas and New York City. 2. SUPERKOMBAT was named Promotion of the Year in 2011 in front of GLORY (Ultimate Glory), that now is according to the Kickboxing task force "the kickboxing's UFC - World No 1. promotion in the world". Additionally, In 2015 SUPERKOMBAT was nominated in the top 4 kickboxing promotions of the world. 3. GLORY champions Rico Verhoeven, Alex Pereira and Pavel Zhuravlev competed in SUPERKOMBAT. GLORY title challengers Benjamin Adegbuyi, Daniel Ghiță, Errol Zimmerman, Mladen Brestovac, Anderson Silva, Yousri Belgaroui and Yoann Kongolo competed in SUPERKOMBAT. GLORY tournament winners Ismael Londt and D'Angelo Marshall competed in SUPERKOMBAT. Other top 10 kickboxers in their divisions competed in SUPERKOMBAT: Roman Kryklia (currently #2 heavyweight), Zabit Samedov (current #6 heavyweight), Murat Aygün (current #8 heavyweight), Tarik Khbabez (current #9 heavyweight), Felipe Micheletti (current #8 light heavyweight), Zinedine Hameur-Lain (current #10 light heavyweight), Igor Bugaenko (current #6 middleweight), Jamie Bates (current #5 welterweight) and many more from the past rankings. Several of these are SUPERKOMBAT products, it is proved that no other promotion has been feeding GLORY like SUPERKOMBAT. 4. SUPERKOMBAT is not on Wikipedia, but even regional kickboxing promotions are allowed, such as King in the Ring, W5, Global Fighting Championship and more. Just saying, make justice for SUPERKOMBAT. 5. SUPERKOMBAT had received coverage from the largest European newspapers such as MARCA, Gazeta Sporturilor etc. It had a contract with the most known sports European channel Eurosport and also with CBS Sports in the United States of America. SUPERKOMBAT's official YouTube channel has fights with over 1 million views. 1 and 2 6. SUPERKOMBAT only in its SUPERKOMBAT Academy invested 5 million dollars. source 7. SUPERKOMBAT was still deleted, although 5 people said to Keep it and 3 to Delete it (4 with the nominator). The nominator Jayjg retired later from Wikipedia. 8. Superkombat breaks attendance record in Europe Superkombat garnered an astounding 34,000 people in Comănești. The previous record was set over nine years ago at the Amsterdam Arena in the Netherlands during the K-1 World Grand Prix 2007 in Amsterdam. 9. Superkombat co-promoted together with K-1, including at the K-1 finals with Superkombat offering them their fighters. Nearly all the fighters in K-1 were from Superkombat in 2012. https://www.bloodyelbow.com/2013/4/17/4235276/superkombat-partnership-k-1-k1-grand-prix Superkombat officially ends partnership with K-1] 10. Superkombat appears in the movie Creed II, the ring advertizing with Superkombat source .karellian-24 (talk) 22:07, 7 February 2021 (UTC)
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1. The closer of this deletion discussion erred in that the close was "Notability is not inherited and therefore the consensus is this doesn't meet GNG." emphasis added. But "notability being inherited" was never an issue in the discussion. And was not an issue in the article. 2. Furthermore, the closer did not take note that 2 of the votes were by editors who relied on an essay. While ignoring GNG. 3. Also, the closer did not take note of the fact that up until the last substantive entry in the AfD, a half dozen GNG-supporting articles had not been considered by the voters. That last post set forth those GNG-supporting articles, which satisfy GNG. Specifically: a) "Fallujah "Point Man" Earns Silver Star" in Newsweek, which has a link to b) tv station KCRA coverage (and mentions c) Marine Corps Times coverage of the fellow); d) "Marine Cpl. Sean A. Stokes, 24, Auburn; killed by improvised explosive" in the LA Times; and e) "War hero awarded Silver Star after his death" in the San Francisco Chronicle; and f) "LOP mourns Marine's death" in Gold Country Media; and g) "The American Platoon; The Battle of Fallujah and its impact on a group of young Marines" in the National Review has a few paragraphs on him. 4. I was unable to inform the editor who closed the deletion discussion, as closer has limited those who can leave talk page messages for closer. 2603:7000:2143:8500:FCFA:1BCC:C5C7:7ED0 (talk) 18:26, 7 February 2021 (UTC) ~
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Did not notify WikiProject Venezuela, and if they had someone would have told them "heroine" is an actual title - these women were given the honor "heroine"/heroína - not a neutrality concern, i.e. see at the articles in the category like Ana María Campos. Kingsif (talk) 16:43, 6 February 2021 (UTC)
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Closer misinterpreted the consensus saying "The result was no consensus. Split between "keep" and "merge" - either of which can be a discussion after this." Completely ignoring the "Redirect" votes which are functionally equivalant to merge, giving a clear consensus for Merge/Redirect Mztourist (talk) 15:06, 2 February 2021 (UTC)
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