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[edit] Re: Question regarding disambiguation
See Wikipedia:Disambiguation. If there is no primary meaning for a term or phrase which has multiple uses, then we employ a generic topic disambiguation. In such a case, the generic term becomes a disambiguation page.
I presume you are asking in regards to John Bishop? In this case, I certainly don't think the American economist is more notable than the Australian musician. Nevertheless, neither do I think the Australian musician is clearly the primary topic. As a compromise, and in accordance with the above disambiguation proceedure, we could move John Bishop to John Bishop (musician) and usurp John Bishop for a disambiguation page pointing to both the aforementioned article and John Bishop (economist). Or, we could just leave as is.--cj | talk 05:29, 13 September 2006 (UTC)
