On 17 May 2011 17:19, Ken Arromdee arromdee@rahul.net wrote:
On Tue, 17 May 2011, David Gerard wrote:
The new site has indeed had about 0 verifiable third-party coverage.
But the problem is that it's being treated as a "new site" and therefore all the notability and such has to start from scratch. How do we determine that something remains the "same site" or is a "new site"?
In this case, it is a new site. It's a new site forked from the old site (and in fact it got DMCA notices from the proprietor of ED).
If the Washington Monument was torn down and rebuilt 2 miles to the west as
"Washington Monument West", would we need to determine separate notability for the Washington Monument West and the Washington Monument?
Your analogy is not a good one. If the Washington Monument was demolished and some people got together to build a duplicate two miles to the west, that would be noteworthy if there was verifiable evidence third parties cared.
Note that there's also LurkMoarPedia - it's not like this is the only fork. To continue the analogy, let's imagine there's several locals getting together to build duplicate Washington Monuments at various locations nearby.
Really, if you want an article on this particular "new ED", the way to solve this is to get third-party coverage for this particular "new ED".
- d.