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Click to read more »as "Republic of..."), and is compatible with both sets of criteria in WP:NCON: common English use, and preference for self-identifying names. The wording...
Click to read more »appropriate for an individual chapter's article and would probably lead to a WP:NCON with other Greek org chapters. And the article includes an "Upcoming events"...
Click to read more »note that I've had extensive experience of article naming; I authored WP:NCON, which sets out detailed guidelines for resolving naming disputes, and WP:MOSMAC...
Click to read more »- Guideline prescribing the use of reliable sources Other guidelines: WP:NCON – Specialised guideline for naming conflicts WP:NCGN – Specialised guideline...
Click to read more »dispute and that Wikipedia policies and guidelines (especially WP:NPOV, WP:NCON and WP:NCGN) are taken seriously. Has this discussion just stopped? I don't...
Click to read more »language name as found in verifiable reliable sources". Compliant with WP:NCON's requirement to use the English version of the country's self-identifying...
Click to read more »circles. Hilmarc (talk) 13:25, 16 April 2008 (UTC) Using criteria from WP:NCON: Is the name in common usage in English? Yes, not an English word but widely...
Click to read more »naming practices (see WP:NPOV#Article naming, which points further to WP:NCON) Repeated use of double/parenthetical names in the same article is stylistically...
Click to read more »leads to across various articles is an added bonus that goes well with WP:NCON. Finally, there's no reason why calling an article History of the Republic...
Click to read more »than scattering partial duplication across many pages. Per WP:LISTN and WP:NCON, the topic here is not a trivial "list of trivia" but a region-specific overview...
Click to read more »is a content issue, and it's already been decided by the community - WP:NCON defines the standard as being the self-identifying name of a country/city/entity...
Click to read more »believe that WP:NCON should be taken with a grain of salt in this issue. One additional reason in support of that, is the fact that WP:NCON contains a controversial...
Click to read more »winner's pages as well. AdamSmithee 12:31, 17 October 2007 (UTC) Yes, as per WP:NCON that says "Where self-identifying names are in use, they should be used within...
Click to read more »This editor has been involved in a heated discussion for several days at WP:NCON where he makes substantial edits to the guideline before any consensus has...
Click to read more »Wikipedia's policy is very clear to me concerning naming an entity (WP:NCON)–1) Use the most common English name, and if that isn't available for some...
Click to read more »Dispite WP:REDIRECT#Don't fix links to redirects that aren't broken and WP:NCON#Dealing with self-identifying terms, you continue to devote yourself to the...
Click to read more »include the meaningless "D", as we have for Richard E Grant). Mention of WP:NCON is a red herring since semantically the two forms are identical - it is only...
Click to read more »the most common name for "the waterway" was provided up the wazoo. The WP:NCON table. Google search. Google Scholar search. Google Print search. A look...
Click to read more »WP:HOAX violation, but thar argument doesn't seem to convince some editors. WP:NCON that says "Where self-identifying names are in use, they should be used within...
Click to read more »Miscellaneous (talk) Links WP:MOSMAC • WP:ARBMAC2 WP:NAME • WP:DAB WP:NCON • WP:NCGN Articles Country • Region Greek • Ancient Disambig • Terminology...
Click to read more »workshops to work through the specific policy issues involved (e.g WP:NC, WP:NCON, WP:NOR etc). The workshop will be at Talk:Deir Yassin massacre/Workshop...
Click to read more »down a survey being conducted there also. He tells us "voting is evil." WP:NCON says otherwise. The title I gave this section has now been censored twice...
Click to read more »is not the only problem behaviour. So far relating to the discussion WP:NCON we have had: canvassing ([66] see 4th August, 16th/17th August, 20th August...
Click to read more »example of what the other side is facing. We're advocating Wikipedia policy WP:NCON, while you clearly prescribe that Wikipedia should act differently because...
Click to read more »contemporary usage, almost exclusive) spelling and should be given priority (cf. WP:NCON). --Flex (talk/contribs) 14:20, 20 June 2007 (UTC) Comment: All right. As...
Click to read more »ˈ׳᾿‘′Ꞌꞌ`]Orsay)|Guimet)\b" replace="Musée $1"/> <Typo word="-nçon" find="\b(Ale|Besa)ncon\b" replace="$1nçon"/> <Typo word="Neue Zürcher Zeitung"...
Click to read more »the names. The tie-breaker when there is more than one common usage in WP:NCON is the offical one. Burma has to be the comfortably dominant option to justify...
Click to read more »probable." 2) Policy requires that article titles comply with NPOV. See WP:NCON#Descriptive names (which, I should mention, I wrote a couple of years ago)...
Click to read more »contemporary usage, almost exclusive) spelling and should be given priority (cf. WP:NCON). --Flex (talk/contribs) 14:20, 20 June 2007 (UTC) Comment: All right. As...
Click to read more »appropriate for an individual chapter's article and would probably lead to a WP:NCON with other Greek org chapters. And the article includes an "Upcoming events"...
Click to read more »the label "anti-Israel" and grouping them under such a label violated WP:NCON as they do not self-identify as such. If article is to be kept, prepare to...
Click to read more »is a path to these ends that egregiously violates WP:NPOV, WP:UNDUE, WP:NCON, WP:NEO, and WP:N. Information about the movie, and the blogslang it created...
Click to read more »conflict#Dealing with self-identifying terms#Wikipedia:Naming conflict (NCON), a guideline linked from WP:NPOV, disallows subjective considerations of...
Click to read more »Miscellaneous (talk) Links WP:MOSMAC • WP:ARBMAC2 WP:NAME • WP:DAB WP:NCON • WP:NCGN Articles Country • Region Greek • Ancient Disambig • Terminology...
Click to read more »Miscellaneous (talk) Links WP:MOSMAC • WP:ARBMAC2 WP:NAME • WP:DAB WP:NCON • WP:NCGN Articles Country • Region Greek • Ancient Disambig • Terminology...
Click to read more »the label "anti-Israel" and grouping them under such a label violated WP:NCON as they do not self-identify as such. If article is to be kept, prepare to...
Click to read more »is a path to these ends that egregiously violates WP:NPOV, WP:UNDUE, WP:NCON, WP:NEO, and WP:N. Information about the movie, and the blogslang it created...
Click to read more »This user supports the Māori Party. linked pages {{User:WBPchur/UB/NewCon}} NCON This user supports the New Conservative Party. linked pages {{User:WBPchur/UB/NZFirst}}...
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Click to read more »articles "persecution" is endorsing FLG's viewpoints, however justified. Per WP:NCON, "A descriptive article title should describe the subject without passing...
Click to read more »criterion, so your claim that atlases are not reliable sources is also false. WP:NCON is also very clear that "what readers expect to see" is one of the things...
Click to read more »Miscellaneous (talk) Links WP:MOSMAC • WP:ARBMAC2 WP:NAME • WP:DAB WP:NCON • WP:NCGN Articles Country • Region Greek • Ancient Disambig • Terminology...
Click to read more »Currently, the discussion has more consensus to strengthen ONUS by revising NCON, which is very much at odds with your proposal that essentially weakens onus...
Click to read more »than scattering partial duplication across many pages. Per WP:LISTN and WP:NCON, the topic here is not a trivial "list of trivia" but a region-specific overview...
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