[WikiEN-l] To boldy delete what no one had deleted before!
WJhonson at aol.com
WJhonson at aol.com
Thu Jan 8 08:12:03 UTC 2009
In a message dated 1/8/2009 12:06:36 AM Pacific Standard Time,
wikipedia.kawaii.neko at gmail.com writes:
I am sorry? Who encouraged merging? There is no consensus behind that. Merge
was proposed as a compromise to the mass deletion/inclusion war but it was
never commonly accepted. If it was I want to see the evidence of that
consensus.>>
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I am not speaking of *your* personal war over fiction.
I am speaking of the broader issue of the merging of *anything* in-project.
We, as a community, encourage the merging of stubs. That has been the case
since before I even started editing five years back. I myself have merged
some articles in the past, although only a handful.
It would be sadistic if, the idea that merging, which in and of itself, is a
seemingly innocuous edit, would carry as-well the *hidden hammer* of
copyright infringement. Wouldn't it?
Here's how you merge... oh you've done it? Well good, now I can clobber the
hell out of you.
That's not the spirit of the project. Therefore there is a contradiction
somewhere in the assumptions.
Will Johnson
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