Talk:Marguerite Legot
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An entry from Marguerite Legot appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know? column on February 8, 2007. |
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I query the reference to her as being associated with a member of the Christian Socialist Party. In Belgium, the French speaking version of the Christian Democrats is know as the Christian Social Party. Could the author mean that?
- Well, for an explanatory link we have a choice between Christian Democrat and Christian Socialist. As far as parties go, we don't have an article on the PSC-CVP, let alone pre-war groups, only on the modern CdH/CdV. Saying that Maria Baers and Marguerite de Riemaecker-Legot were connected to the CdV/CdH would be much more misleading than saying they were Christian Socialists or Christian Democrats. Some day we may have articles on the PSC-CVP, CSC, KAV, the LOFC, and similar Christian Social groups, but at present we don't. As things are, I believe that some link is better than none. Hope this explains things. Let me know if you disagree! Angus McLellan (Talk) 15:11, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
