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Click to read more »January 2010 (UTC) Double upmerge Underpopulated indeed. At the very least, stubcats should contain 60 stubs. A Stop at Willoughby (talk) 01:39, 14 February...
Click to read more »fix; the worst that can happen is that it will be like several similar stubcats and someday need renaming). This is not intended to reopen any prior debate...
Click to read more »the fact that these templates lead directly into permcats rather than stubcats. Either delete or - if there is enough call for them - at least rename...
Click to read more »עוד מישהו Od Mishehu 10:37, 14 August 2011 (UTC) Rename to match both stubcat and permcat parents. Grutness...wha? 01:25, 7 August 2011 (UTC) The above...
Click to read more »stopped flopping in the permcats, so let's deliberate the corresponding stubcats. It's not 100% clear that the two names have absolutely identical scopes...
Click to read more »enough stubs for a viable separate category it at least needs some parent stubcats (Category:Philosophy stubs, perhaps?) Grutness...wha? 07:02, 23 May 2011...
Click to read more »but in any case...I can't move the page. Regardless, I still believe the stubcat and template should be renamed. A Stop at Willoughby (talk) 03:25, 9 November...
Click to read more »lines of Category:Education-related biographical stubs with one of the stubcats as a subcategory. (But I'd rather not.) A Stop at Willoughby (talk) 15:55...
Click to read more »upmerge Unproposed; misnamed (pluralised) category is very small and has no stubcat parents. Given that the permcat parent has only 15 articles, this is not...
Click to read more »also against naming conventions; (4) feeds directly into a permcat, not a stubcat; (5) no indication from Category:Brazilian building and structure stubs...
Click to read more »comma for an attributive, we already use that form for numerous other stubcats (e.g., Category:Austin, Texas stubs). Grutness...wha? 01:09, 18 May 2008...
Click to read more »Delete both In the weeks since Od Mishehu nominated these for deletion, the stubcat has not grown beyond the four articles it had then. I see little potential...
Click to read more »LadyofShalott and Grutness on this issue. There's no need for a separate bacon stubcat, at least not right now. Having the bacon template sort stubs to Category:Pork...
Click to read more »Permcat has 159 articles; Category:Aromatic compound stubs (its next higher stubcat) has 77 articles, so I don't think this one is needed too badly. I propose...
Click to read more »in the category could be considered stubs, but ultimately the nominated stubcat would be rather underpopulated even if we were to sort stubs to it. Most...
Click to read more »reasons, and we should follow suit in those cases. Creating an artificial "Stubcats use adjectives even when permcats deliberately don't" is far worse than...
Click to read more »sort of consistency (though upmerging would make that moot as far as the stubcat is concerned). Alai 04:47, 28 September 2007 (UTC) Looks like another case...
Click to read more »highly doubt that there are enough Pokemon stubs to make this a reasonable stubcat. A Stop at Willoughby (talk) 18:55, 6 April 2010 (UTC) Further investigation...
Click to read more »parent permcat only has 24 articles, less than half the number needed for a stubcat. Even if stubs were made for every redlink on List of Cuban films it still...
Click to read more »seems like a reasonable idea, the fact that the article and permcat (and stubcat) use "Labour Party (Netherlands)" as their name suggests the template probably...
Click to read more »lines of Category:Education-related biographical stubs with one of the stubcats as a subcategory. (But I'd rather not.) A Stop at Willoughby (talk) 15:55...
Click to read more »Unproposed, no text at all, the only category is a misnamed permcat (no stubcat link of any kind), and the template is misnamed with plural adjectival...
Click to read more »PRODUCER (talk) 23:00, 22 August 2009 (UTC) That won't work - this is a stubcat - you can't merge them with permcats. As for the renaming of the permcat...
Click to read more »2020 (UTC) Delete. We certainly shouldn't have a stubcat without a corresponding permcat. Stubcats have got out of control - it would be better (e.g...
Click to read more »uses the singular "stub"; uses the term movie rather than film; has no stubcat parents; has inappropriate permcat parents (one of which is a redlink)...
Click to read more »for this category; unless it can be shown to have 60 stubs, a separate stubcat should not have been created (make that 30 stubs - there is a dedicated...
Click to read more »absence. While it's possible things have changed, all the genus-level stubcats I know of in Lepidoptera still stand, nothing was said on my usertalk during...
Click to read more »(UTC) UPDATE: Permcat is now at Category:Centre (region) - suggest the stubcat should follow suit. Grutness...wha? 23:43, 2 April 2008 (UTC) Rename as...
Click to read more »May 2008 (UTC) Unproposed, very un-convention-specific template name, no stubcat parents... and some doubt as to the way it's being used, since it seems...
Click to read more »with Category:Bay of Plenty geography stubs. A similar upmerging with the stubcats might be useful, although the permcat should really be changed to match...
Click to read more »stubs not already divided into accepted subtypes). The category only has stubcat parents listed - probably because there is no such category as Category:Moldovan...
Click to read more »enough stubs for a viable separate category it at least needs some parent stubcats (Category:Philosophy stubs, perhaps?) Grutness...wha? 07:02, 23 May 2011...
Click to read more »Category:Syria stubs, though it should also be upmerged to an appropriate film stubcat. Grutness...wha? 23:40, 6 February 2009 (UTC) Looks like this wasn't discussed...
Click to read more »them with permcats if necessary - otherwise there's continual churn of stubcats. DexDor (talk) 06:45, 3 March 2016 (UTC) The above is preserved as an archive...
Click to read more »January 2010 (UTC) Double upmerge Underpopulated indeed. At the very least, stubcats should contain 60 stubs. A Stop at Willoughby (talk) 01:39, 14 February...
Click to read more »The parent article is at Granada (province), and both the permcat and stubcat should really follow the same pattern. Grutness...wha? 00:29, 20 January...
Click to read more »but in any case...I can't move the page. Regardless, I still believe the stubcat and template should be renamed. A Stop at Willoughby (talk) 03:25, 9 November...
Click to read more »stubs, would be well covered by the above combination. As to the parent stubcat, remerging this would leave it with a barely viable 65 stubs - definitely...
Click to read more »hadn't noticed that the permcats use "British" - and given that, moving the stubcats to the same would name sense, for the reasons I gave. For some reason I...
Click to read more »October 2009 (UTC) Delete per nomination. Most of the articles in this stubcat should be re-tagged as bio-stubs; the ambiguous name also leads me to support...
Click to read more »27 July 2008 (UTC) Would it help if I created 30 new stubs to fill the stubcat (in addition to the 40+ which already exist)? Punkmorten (talk) 14:12,...
Click to read more »at least a mild preference for scoping consistency between permcats and stubcats, though (as I say above, in either direction: either "following" or "leading")...
Click to read more »Category:Siluriformes, but that is beyond the scope of SFD. Keeping the stubcat names as similar as possible to the permcat names is preferable, and therefore...
Click to read more »even if it ends up lingering there a little longer, than if it clogs up a stubcat that's in constant need of aggressive "diffusion". There's also the aspect...
Click to read more »the permcats, then I'm reasonably happy to leave them the same in the stubcats. Oppose changing the name of the Liberal category. Fair enough, and I agree...
Click to read more »December 2006 (UTC) Grutness, there isn't a problem with creating a new stubcat for any Chinese division that would require one - "Mainland" is not a division...
Click to read more »article being in Writers and Finnish writers). So is having same-meaning stubcats and permanant cats "bad" or "okay"? The real conondrum is that it's not...
Click to read more »putting it, I think the current rename nominations with regard to the CVG stubcats should focus on what to do about the "cvg" segment, and re-order them where...
Click to read more »system is — I see a rapidly increasing profusion of three or four item stubcats getting created without evidence of the stub project's approval, on what...
Click to read more »avoiding duplication sounds like a better argument for a permcat than for a stubcat. Grutness...wha? 00:28, 29 December 2006 (UTC) The article count of this...
Click to read more »highly doubt that there are enough Pokemon stubs to make this a reasonable stubcat. A Stop at Willoughby (talk) 18:55, 6 April 2010 (UTC) Further investigation...
Click to read more »the fact that these templates lead directly into permcats rather than stubcats. Either delete or - if there is enough call for them - at least rename...
Click to read more »stub-sorters having to wait for database dumps and the like for the base stubcat to be replenished. Any new articles which are beyond stub length could...
Click to read more »not for undersized actors... one editor seems to have decided to ignire stubcat size thresholds and create the following categories: Category:American...
Click to read more »category}}, {{Sockcategory}} → {{Sockpuppet category}} {{Stub Category}}, {{Stubcat}} → {{Stub category}} {{SucceedingCat}}, {{FollowingCat}}, {{CatFollowing}}...
Click to read more »Churches of Maramureş, there are unlikely to be the threshold 60 stubs for a stubcat. Delete. Grutness...wha? 23:03, 26 October 2008 (UTC) Delete per nom, no...
Click to read more »cliff" come the fairly far-off (to say the least) circumstance of needing stubcats corresponding to Category:Equatoguinean law or Category:Burkinabé society...
Click to read more »martial-art-stub, water-sport-stub and cue-sport-stub, and similarly malnamed stubcats, I strongly feel that a mistake is being made. — SMcCandlish [talk] [contrib]...
Click to read more »this section. The result of the debate was create. Another politician stubcat heading in the wrong direction, propose {{Sweden-Centre-politician-stub}}...
Click to read more »Newly created (without proposal), and linked to a permcat rather than a stubcat. Not sure how useful this would be - I suspect it overlaps with a lot of...
Click to read more »of stubs grows). I've fixed the category with appropriate permcat and stubcat parents, BTW. Grutness...wha? 00:44, 23 April 2008 (UTC) If it is upmerged...
Click to read more »no formatting in category, utterly unnecessary. The (unlinked) parent stubcat is in no need of splitting at present (fewer than 300 stubs), and the (unlinked)...
Click to read more »the Ireland and Canada noms above). I must admit that the "UK Atlantic" stubcats are a bit of a kludge anyway - there is no permcat parent, but there is...
Click to read more »changed to China from People's Republic of China, then there's a lot more stubcats to add :) SeveroTC 20:38, 31 October 2012 (UTC) Rename per nom.John Pack...
Click to read more »martial-art-stub, water-sport-stub and cue-sport-stub, and similarly malnamed stubcats, I strongly feel that a mistake is being made. — SMcCandlish [talk] [contrib]...
Click to read more »something like 1/3 of all cue sports non-bio stubs (that's a separate stubcat) are video games. Driving me nuts (I'm pretty much the only one who ever...
Click to read more »decided upon, we should try to keep things consistent between permcats and stubcats. Grutness...wha? 03:18, 10 March 2007 (UTC) The categories are a bit of...
Click to read more »but I can't see where it would fit on the stub tree (and there are no stubcat parents, so clearly its creator wasn't sure either). Grutness...wha? 01:59...
Click to read more »borough.) Interestingly, the articles I'm hoping to move into this new stubcat are scattered at present, with the majority (wrongly) placed in {{Canada-gov-stub}}...
Click to read more »stubs, so it's hardly in need of splitting. Furthermore, the category has no parents, permcat or stubcat. Grutness...wha? 00:52, 4 February 2008 (UTC)...
Click to read more »the permcats, then I'm reasonably happy to leave them the same in the stubcats. Oppose changing the name of the Liberal category. Fair enough, and I agree...
Click to read more »quite a few of the stubs will go into the new history stubcat (it should reduce the main stubcat to about 160). Nothing really leaps out as a next split...
Click to read more »Category:Siluriformes, but that is beyond the scope of SFD. Keeping the stubcat names as similar as possible to the permcat names is preferable, and therefore...
Click to read more »numbers warrant - have its own (not redlinked!) {{equivalently titled stubcat. Student-association-stub might be the most all-encompassing of the three...
Click to read more »also against naming conventions; (4) feeds directly into a permcat, not a stubcat; (5) no indication from Category:Brazilian building and structure stubs...
Click to read more »very quickly. Weaker oppose to the others, given the size of the parent stubcat and the likely undersized nature of the stub types in question. Willing...
Click to read more »stubs Komárom-Esztergom - 5 stubs Veszprém - 32 stubs I propose creating stubcats for the first 6 counties, and possibly creating one for the Central Transdanubia...
Click to read more »case of Florida. If we do as you suggest, we'll create a 1200+ article stubcat, then immediately have to split that into a not-much-smaller "Florida-"...
Click to read more »no formatting in category, utterly unnecessary. The (unlinked) parent stubcat is in no need of splitting at present (fewer than 300 stubs), and the (unlinked)...
Click to read more »article is at Pool (cue sports), then the categories - both permcat and stubcat - should match it if there is any possible confusion. There is no possible...
Click to read more »was create. This is only a minor proposal, since neither of the parent stubcats is ovepopulated, but: I've just finished going through the NZ-bio-stubs...
Click to read more »quite a few of the stubs will go into the new history stubcat (it should reduce the main stubcat to about 160). Nothing really leaps out as a next split...
Click to read more »stopped flopping in the permcats, so let's deliberate the corresponding stubcats. It's not 100% clear that the two names have absolutely identical scopes...
Click to read more »December 2005 (UTC) Clear keep, and Definite oppose to the deletion of the stubcat. I realize some people are hypersensitive about the use of "Jew" as an...
Click to read more »actually has no stubs and another only has two both of which are in the wrong stubcat). BL Lacertae - kiss the lizard 00:48, 22 July 2006 (UTC) Personally I...
Click to read more »viable. Regardless of how the Bsg-stub debate turns out, I think this stubcat should be created. --Groggy Dice 07:43, 14 July 2006 (UTC) Support.--Piotr...
Click to read more »27 July 2008 (UTC) Would it help if I created 30 new stubs to fill the stubcat (in addition to the 40+ which already exist)? Punkmorten (talk) 14:12,...
Click to read more »October 2005 (UTC) catagory:wikisite would be used for navigating anyway. A stubcat is for editors and nothing to do with navigation. Delete. BL kiss the lizard...
Click to read more »increasing. Deupmerge to Category:Luxembourgian sportspeople stubs in stubcats Category:Luxembourgian people stubs, Category:Sportspeople stubs by nationality...
Click to read more »result of the debate was create. The Scots are oversized again, and new stubcat du mois looks like those under Category:Scottish religious leaders, which...
Click to read more »and no signs of a CFR nom. Personally, I'm certainly not going to create stubcats on the speculative basis of what-the-permcats might-be-moving-to, and I'd...
Click to read more »any PR category should have both US and Caribbean equivalents as parent stubcats. Grutness...wha? 00:04, 15 December 2007 (UTC) There is no Caribbean radio...
Click to read more »And you're right, Alai, there are very few UK ones in the protected area stubcat, but with the 90 or so in the SSSI cat which would be added to them, they'll...
Click to read more »Churches of Maramureş, there are unlikely to be the threshold 60 stubs for a stubcat. Delete. Grutness...wha? 23:03, 26 October 2008 (UTC) Delete per nom, no...
Click to read more »at least a mild preference for scoping consistency between permcats and stubcats, though (as I say above, in either direction: either "following" or "leading")...
Click to read more »political party stubs per normal stub naming (permcats are at "X in Foo", so stubcat should be at "Foo X stubs" - it's only if the perrmcats are at "Fooian...
Click to read more »just see symmetry (what's with that word?) in using the same name for the stubcat as for the permcat, i.e. 'Foo canton'. Agree with first name tweak for...
Click to read more »with Category:Bay of Plenty geography stubs. A similar upmerging with the stubcats might be useful, although the permcat should really be changed to match...
Click to read more »Permcat has 159 articles; Category:Aromatic compound stubs (its next higher stubcat) has 77 articles, so I don't think this one is needed too badly. I propose...
Click to read more »quite a few of the stubs will go into the new history stubcat (it should reduce the main stubcat to about 160). Nothing really leaps out as a next split...
Click to read more »PRODUCER (talk) 23:00, 22 August 2009 (UTC) That won't work - this is a stubcat - you can't merge them with permcats. As for the renaming of the permcat...
Click to read more »reasons, and we should follow suit in those cases. Creating an artificial "Stubcats use adjectives even when permcats deliberately don't" is far worse than...
Click to read more »May 2007 (UTC) It is useful to have two views at permcat level but at stubcat level it's only a case of managing volumes so either view would be fine...
Click to read more »December 2006 (UTC) Grutness, there isn't a problem with creating a new stubcat for any Chinese division that would require one - "Mainland" is not a division...
Click to read more »stubs, would be well covered by the above combination. As to the parent stubcat, remerging this would leave it with a barely viable 65 stubs - definitely...
Click to read more »into a South America category. Given the size of the main swimming bio stubcat it's not urgent, but it would be nice to have. Grutness...wha? 01:53, 18...
Click to read more »which have categories on wikipedia and all of which have enough for a stubcat. I therefore propose the following: Barred spiral galaxy stubs...
Click to read more »uses the singular "stub"; uses the term movie rather than film; has no stubcat parents; has inappropriate permcat parents (one of which is a redlink)...
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