I agree with keeping it at [[Elizabeth Smart (kidnap victim)]], if that means anything.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Daniel Mayer" maveric149@yahoo.com To: wikien-l@Wikipedia.org Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 9:19 PM Subject: [WikiEN-l] Elizabeth Smart
RickK wrote:
There's a war going on as to what to call the Elizabeth Smart article. It can't be just [[Elizabeth Smart]], because that's a disambiguation
page.
It can't be [[Elizabeth Anne Smart]] because she isn't known by her
middle
name. It was at [[Elizabeth Smart (kidnap victim)]] yesterday, but is
now
at [[Elizabeth Smart (2000s media sensation)]] , which, IMHO, is not only offensive to her, but a ridiculous name.
Using a person's middle name or initial is a natural way to disambiguate
and
therefore acceptable ([[George W. Bush]]/[[George H. W. Bush]]).
[[Elizabeth
Smart (kidnap victim)]] would be my second choice. The 'media sensation'
one
has got to go, though.
I see the article is at [[Elizabeth Smart (kidnap victim)]] right now, so
I'm
happy with that.
-- Daniel Mayer (aka mav)