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Do you want to delete unofficial songs and anthems who which have don't have notabiltilty and reliable source? If deleted, I'm OK. I don't care. Administrators and users who are not interested in World Cup Songs like List of UEFA European Championship songs and anthems will delete them. Just sleep on it.Footwiks (talk) 05:57, 16 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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Twitter Files v Twitter suspensions

I think the difference you are seeing in treatment between the two articles may be the result of "learning" how to manage a highly motivated inflow of outside participation into a "highly complex and narrow Wikipedia process" The process and criteria is something I have/am studying in depth.

Because of the complexity of the process and rules, I made the point in the Twitter Files AFD discussion that limiting participation might be advantageous. In my opinion, you are correctly observing a change in the way things are being managed which is not in my opinion a loss of neutrality.

A strong case, even though I disagree with the rational, is being made on "Twitter Suspensions" to keep.

In my studies of the process, it is clear to me that an AFD administrator has the latitude to make a judgement on a discussion regardless of the up or down votes within the discussion. In my opinion, the "Twitter Files" had to be closed (not on the merits of the article, or finding consensus) but to address the process-rules-problem being avoided in Twitter Suspensions.

Anyway, I figured I would try to address your concern with my perspective. Best Regards Flibbertigibbets (talk) 02:52, 18 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

I think that Wiki should make that accounts made after a day before AfDs should not count for debate, but besides that, anything is allowed for debate as long it is civil and respectful from both parties

I also think that debate should have the widest number of people possible and engage in a civil discussion to get a common ground, this why in also in favor of consensus culture (WP:CON) in wiki. Meganinja202 (talk) 03:42, 18 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Bud Selig and misattribution as "founder"

Hello there. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia. I would like to explain my revert to your edit. Please note, I have no problem with the edits you made, only in particular to attributing Bud as the "founder" of WBC. So for example, on Bud Selig's page, you said that he was instrumental to organizing the 2006 WBC - I have no problem with that.

However, your edit to say he's the founder of the entire competition, this is problematic since: There is no source pointing to Bud as the "founder", which is a very bold statement and most editors will not agree with this. A simple google search does not point to any particular person as "founder of WBC". Bud, while instrumental in organizing the inaugural WBC, doesn't make him the sole important figure in making this possible. To hold the WBC, MLB, WBSC, and the participating countries, the hosts, the players...etc, are all equally important. In fact, without the WBSC yielding the hosting rights to MLB, there would never be WBC and the Baseball World Cup or intercontinental cup would have continued.

Here are some sources: [1] -> note Bud even said himself "he was happy with the international event he had helped create" - he did not say he created it. He merely "helped".

[2] -> this is a comprehensive article by Washington Post on Bud's contributions to baseball, it doesn't even mention his contribution to WBC.

[3] -> even MLB's own website, did not credit him as "founder", in fact, they simply said it was a venture he explored.

Also, aside from the new user's edit saying Bud Selig was the founder, no one has ever made this edit except for yourself. I am quite surprised you reverted my edit without prior discussions with me since you are no longer a new user. I would also mention, on Bud's page, aside from a sentence that says he was instrumental in organizing 2006 WBC, nowhere else points to him as founder of any sort, once again proving my point that most editors has never thought of him as a WBC founder. In fact, the lack of detail on his page on how he contributes to WBC is a lack of notability too. I hope this makes sense and if you would like to discuss, please reply here. Kazuha1029 (talk) 00:54, 19 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]

I was doing long edits and checking stuffs paragraph by paragraph, at same time i am checking for sources for any info i am finding about

I am sorry for any problems caused and thank you for clarification, you can remove him and add him as colaborator or source of inspiration if you wanyt Meganinja202 (talk) 01:23, 19 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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• Comment - Please note that I saw your report at WP:AIV and wanted to let you know that AIV is not the correct venue for this content dispute. The edits made by the editor you reported are not vandalism; per WP:Vandalism: Even if misguided, willfully against consensus, or disruptive, any good faith effort to improve the encyclopedia is not vandalism. However, in reviewing the article's history both you and Aleenf1 have made more than 4 reverts within 24 hours, which is a brightline rule called WP:3RR. From what I see you made at least 4 reverts on the article, but I have not blocked you because you did not make any more reverts after receiving the above notice; I am assuming you were unaware of 3RR when you made the reverts and it would be unfair to block someone for violating a rule they did not know about. Moving forward however, please take note of WP:3RR and utilize dispute resolutions such as WP:3O and WP:DRN, or WP:AN3 or WP:ANI if necessary. Thank you. - Aoidh (talk) 10:37, 20 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]

  I really was unaware indeed of WP:3RR indeed and will follow this rule more closer from now on

  About Resolutuions, i want to note that, as you can see on historic, i had used WP:3O, and it inftially lead to somesort of consensus by me and other editors, the only one that keept insisting is the another user that kept undoing the edits, (in fact, after the report, he continued to do so with other users) this why i resorted to report as last measure, since he was acting in bad faith with me and other users.

  About the original article itself, do am allowed to keep editing and/or reviewing it following user consensus? or should wait a certain time? Meganinja202 (talk) 17:33, 20 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]

  Given that you technically did violate 3RR, I would not make any reverts of any kind on the article for at least a few days, especially without a more solid consensus. By all means edit the article but don't reinstate any contentious material that was challenged or that was part of the back-and-forth edit warring, and wait until the RfC has concluded before acting on any of that content. - Aoidh (talk) 01:16, 21 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]

  Undestood, thanks for everything Meganinja202 (talk) 01:32, 21 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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I need people to help me to reach consensus about the way North American Soccer/Football rights are listed in broadcast lists, this issue is happening a lot, but i am seeking for a definite consensus about it so dont it happens again and again

It is happening now in Talk:UEFA Euro 2024 broadcasting rights#Why Language Spit for USA/Canada is needed , but also happened in Talk:2023 FIFA Women's World Cup broadcasting rights as well in past but had reached consensus about this theme.

I am trying to avoid it happens a third time beacuse its about time for it have a permament consensus about it, a consensus that be informative and dont confuses the reader. Meganinja202 (talk) 20:08, 2 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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thanks for help, i am not looking to bend for a side or another, I just want finsh it once and all, will transfer the debate to there Meganinja202 (talk) 20:31, 2 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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