User:JHunterJ
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[edit] Name articles
Category:Surnames and Category:Given names shouldn't be flagged as {{hndis}} or put into Category:Lists of ambiguous human names, unless there are multiple people known by just the surname or just the given name. {{surname}} no longer redirects to hndis. See WP:MOSDAB
Restored: Adam (name), Adam (disambiguation), Adolph, Adriano, Agnes (name), Agnes (disambiguation), Aiko, Aimee, Alan, Allan, Allen, Albert, Alejandro, Alexander, Amanda, Amane, Amelia, AMY, Amy, Amy (disambiguation), Andrea, Armistead, Arnold, Aron, Balázs, Beatrice, Bob (disambiguation), Bob, BOB, Jennifer
Discussions: Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style (disambiguation pages)#Hndis needs its own Manual, Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Allen (surname), Talk:Jennifer
Steps:
Edit the WP:MOSDAB#Examples of individual entries that should not be created and replace "In most cases, do not list names of which Title is a part, unless the persons are very frequently referred to simply by their first or last name (e.g. Galileo, Shakespeare)." with "For places or names of which Title is a part, list them in a "See also" section unless the subject is very frequently referred to simply by the single name (e.g. Galileo, Shakespeare, New York)." or similar, so that other editors don't fall into the same usage vs. specification conflict.Done.- If the Title is already a disambiguation page, move the list of people to a "Title (surname)" page, so on Patton, for example, George S. Patton (often referred to as just "Patton") and the places and things would remain on the base page along with a Patton (surname) link, which would list people with the last name who aren't commonly known by just it.
Create a new template for the Surname disambiguations, that would be more applicable (surnames don't "pages that might otherwise share the same title") so that they would be in Category: Surnames instead of Category: Lists of ambiguous human names, to distinguish the disambiguation of "Smith" from the disambiguation of "John Smith".Done.
[edit] Other disambiguations
WP:D#Disambiguation pages now agrees (more) with WP:MOSDAB#Individual entries.
- Neapolitan chord, in music theory, a major chord built on the lowered second scale degree
In music theory, a Neapolitan chord is a major chord built on the lowered second scale degree- Flibbygibby (architecture), a flamingo motif used on cornices
- Flibbygibby, a type of noodle
Noodle, a flibbygibby is a type- The reverse side of a coin
- Part of an airplane fuselage
- Part of a bird's anatomy
Coin, the reverse sideFuselage partBird, the tail is part of a bird's anatomy- Tiamat, a planet in The Snow Queen (novel)
* The Snow Queen (novel), Tiamat is a fictional planet in Joan D. Vinge’s novels.
Discussion: Talk:Tiamat (disambiguation).
[edit] Watched articles
Pages I've created or significantly changed, and which I watch closely:
[edit] People
- Inga Abel
- Hunter Johnson (the composer, no known relation)
- Anselmo Sacasas
- James Robert Smith
- William R. Trotter
- Robert Trundle
[edit] Gaming
[edit] Music
[edit] Local (to me)
[edit] Food
[edit] Disambiguations
- Alexander (disambiguation)
- Amy (disambiguation)
- BAFTA (disambiguation)
- Base ball
- Baseball (disambiguation)
- Bonecrusher
- Cameron (surname)
- Healer (disambiguation)
- Hue (disambiguation)
- Kelly Johnson (disambiguation)
- Laver
- LSJ (disambiguation)
- Nergal (disambiguation)
- Peace (disambiguation)
- SDH
- Sengoku (disambiguation)
- Shogi (disambiguation)
- Smiths (disambiguation)
- Swashbuckler (disambiguation)
- The Dreamers (disambiguation)
- Warblade (disambiguation)
- WTC (disambiguation)
- Wikipedia:List of TLA disambiguation pages
[edit] Real world
JHunterJ is J. Hunter Johnson (CH: 詹森亨特 • JP: フンター ジョンソン • KO: 훈터 존슨 ?)
<hunter@hunterandlori.com>
J. Hunter Johnson at MySpace
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