User talk:Shinsi Bohansetr
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[edit]Hi there. I am not sure why today you chose three articles I created to nominate for deletion (I certainly hope it wasn't because I argued for "keep" in another discussion you started, as that would be a form of WP:HOUNDING), but you may not be familiar with WP:BISHOPS. The longstanding precedent is that bishops in the major traditions (Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, etc) are presumptively notable, and when nominated for deletion over the decades the articles are almost always kept. If you weren't familiar with this, now you are and I'd invite you to withdraw these three nominations so as not to prolong the community's time reaching a "keep" decision.
I also noticed that you have started several AfD discussions since 3 October after previously not participating in any (unless you have participated under a different account). May I recommend participating in AfDs before diving into more nominating articles? Observing and participating can give you a better sense of what is considered notable around here and how to structure your nominations. For example, your nominating statement in Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Fried Water Films and Entertainment does not actually provide a rationale for deletion. I agree that the subject is non-notable but a proper nomination should have an appropriate rationale to move forward. Finally, deletion is a really important part of this project, and we need more volunteers to participate in discussions, not just initiate them. I'd invite you to slow down a bit, participate in other discussions, observe and learn. Thanks for joining AfD and I hope you'll take this onboard for more constructive participation. Dclemens1971 (talk) 10:46, 7 October 2024 (UTC)
- Thank you for the feedback. I’ll take your advice. But WP BISHOPS is only an essay and it is not an official Wikipedia policy. Shinsi Bohansetr (talk) 11:19, 8 October 2024 (UTC)
- Your continued edits today -- notability tagging exclusively on articles created by me -- definitely looks more like you are WP:HOUNDING me over our disagreement about the notability of bishops. As you can see from the AfD discussions thus far on Steve Maina, Joel Millanguir and Nathan Ingen, there is no support from other editors for your perspective. As I told you above, WP:BISHOPS represents a long-established consensus in the community, and bringing nominations to AfD that have no likelihood of success just wastes the community's time. Moreover, since you've already seen the expression of consensus and you've been advised to withdraw these nominations by @Schwede66 and me, drive-by notability tagging of similar bishop biographies could be considered WP:DISRUPTIVE editing as an expression of WP:ICANTHEARYOU behavior. As you've seen, other editors respect WP:BISHOPS as an expression of community consensus. If you truly believe that it should be disregarded by the community, then please start a discussion at Wikipedia talk:Notability or Wikipedia talk:Notability (people). That's the place to begin changing community consensus and implementing policy, not in bringing AfDs with little likelihood of success. Dclemens1971 (talk) 14:06, 10 October 2024 (UTC)
- Shinsi Bohansetr, I suggest that you proceed with restraint and caution. Hounding is one of the fastest ways of getting blocked. Do not edit in a way that gives the impression that you are hounding another editor. Schwede66 14:17, 10 October 2024 (UTC)
- Your continued edits today -- notability tagging exclusively on articles created by me -- definitely looks more like you are WP:HOUNDING me over our disagreement about the notability of bishops. As you can see from the AfD discussions thus far on Steve Maina, Joel Millanguir and Nathan Ingen, there is no support from other editors for your perspective. As I told you above, WP:BISHOPS represents a long-established consensus in the community, and bringing nominations to AfD that have no likelihood of success just wastes the community's time. Moreover, since you've already seen the expression of consensus and you've been advised to withdraw these nominations by @Schwede66 and me, drive-by notability tagging of similar bishop biographies could be considered WP:DISRUPTIVE editing as an expression of WP:ICANTHEARYOU behavior. As you've seen, other editors respect WP:BISHOPS as an expression of community consensus. If you truly believe that it should be disregarded by the community, then please start a discussion at Wikipedia talk:Notability or Wikipedia talk:Notability (people). That's the place to begin changing community consensus and implementing policy, not in bringing AfDs with little likelihood of success. Dclemens1971 (talk) 14:06, 10 October 2024 (UTC)
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