Recently there was discussion of various forks that were in existence.
Is there a encyclopedia fork which has no BLP and has been set-up to never have a BLP?
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2008/6/10 WJhonson@aol.com:
Recently there was discussion of various forks that were in existence. Is there a encyclopedia fork which has no BLP and has been set-up to never have a BLP?
Veropedia doesn't have BLPs.
- d.
David Gerard schreef:
2008/6/10 WJhonson@aol.com:
Recently there was discussion of various forks that were in existence. Is there a encyclopedia fork which has no BLP and has been set-up to never have a BLP?
Veropedia doesn't have BLPs.
Veropedia doesn't have a memorable domain name (I tried veropedia.org, www.veropedia.org, and en.veropedia.org before going to google), Veropedia doesn't have a "go" function, or a search function that I can find, Veropedia doesn't have appropriate google ads, but Veropedia does have BLPs.
Unless [http://en.veropedia.com/a/Gordon_Brown Gordon Brown] died and I didn't notice it. I'll go update his Wikipedia article then.
Eugene
On Jun 10, 2008, at 2:56 PM, Eugene van der Pijll wrote:
Veropedia doesn't have a memorable domain name (I tried veropedia.org, www.veropedia.org, and en.veropedia.org before going to google), Veropedia doesn't have a "go" function, or a search function that I can find, Veropedia doesn't have appropriate google ads, but Veropedia does have BLPs.
Well, I found a search function (top left of the page, under navigation), but I also found a ton more Biographies of Living People. Just a quick look through the "D" section shows several. So, I can't help but think there's some misunderstanding. Maybe David meant something else? Perhaps he was referring to the BLP or similar policy? I'm kind of confused.
Philippe
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2008/6/10 Philippe Beaudette philippebeaudette@gmail.com:
Well, I found a search function (top left of the page, under navigation), but I also found a ton more Biographies of Living People. Just a quick look through the "D" section shows several. So, I can't help but think there's some misunderstanding. Maybe David meant something else? Perhaps he was referring to the BLP or similar policy? I'm kind of confused.
Sorry, I was vaguely remembering that they weren't porting BLPs over. Evidently that's no longer the case.
- d.
On Jun 10, 2008, at 4:17 PM, David Gerard wrote:
Sorry, I was vaguely remembering that they weren't porting BLPs over. Evidently that's no longer the case.
- d.
Well, that explains it then. :-) Thanks!
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2008/6/10 WJhonson@aol.com:
Recently there was discussion of various forks that were in existence.
Is there a encyclopedia fork which has no BLP and has been set-up to never have a BLP?
Define. Is this "has no [[WP:BLP]]-esque BLP policy"; or "does not have biographies of living people"? If the latter, there's no shortage at all...