Category talk:Tropical cyclone disambiguation
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[edit] Note for authors
Use the {{hurricane disambig}} template to include an article in this page. Note that these pages are a little more complete than most disambiguation pages since they also function as a list of storms that used a particular name. Each disambiguation article should follow a consistent format; see Wikipedia:WikiProject Tropical Cyclones.
[edit] Discussion
Maybe this isn't the best name for the category. But the top-level category is just Disambiguation, and we're talking about tropical cyclones, so I named it this. To rename it all we'd have to do is edit the template and copy over the category article. Jdorje 02:57, 9 October 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Deletion
- I guess I missed the whole deletion debate. Note that Category:Lists of ambiguous human names is not appropriate, as some of the names (like Fox, Alpha, Item) are not taken from human names at all. — jdorje (talk) 19:02, 28 March 2006 (UTC)
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- Sorry, that was my idea, trying to accomodate folks that want to minimize the number of subcategories. I withdrew the suggestion. Now that the category name is confirmed, should we run through and replace all the templates with the {{disambig}} followed by this category? Also, shouldn't the names be sorted, rather than everything under H and T?
- --William Allen Simpson 07:13, 29 March 2006 (UTC)
- Sorry, that was my idea, trying to accomodate folks that want to minimize the number of subcategories. I withdrew the suggestion. Now that the category name is confirmed, should we run through and replace all the templates with the {{disambig}} followed by this category? Also, shouldn't the names be sorted, rather than everything under H and T?
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- Thought I'd drop by and mention a discussion we had about naming these categories. Category:Disambiguation (tropical cyclones) might be a good name.--Commander Keane 08:10, 29 March 2006 (UTC)
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- I object, doesn't meet requirements of naming conventions for categories. Moreover, we just had the debate, it was extended for lack of participation, and it still was a keep. Maybe next year, after any dust settles from the current flurry of nominations (that also came from the rampant disambiguators).
- --William Allen Simpson 18:11, 29 March 2006 (UTC)
- I object, doesn't meet requirements of naming conventions for categories. Moreover, we just had the debate, it was extended for lack of participation, and it still was a keep. Maybe next year, after any dust settles from the current flurry of nominations (that also came from the rampant disambiguators).
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- I am a little confused about the naming conventions, so I asked about it here. I am not disputing that the decision is keep, I'm not sure why that was mentioned.--Commander Keane 22:53, 29 March 2006 (UTC)
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