This specific drink is very different from the plant itself, which has many uses. Merging would be absurd!
Please explain why this article should remain separate from Bissap. I can't understand how, under policy, we can possibly have a separate article for usage in a single country. Guettarda 23:28, 13 November 2005 (UTC)
I just had a jamaica with dinner. Curious as to just what it was made of, I came home, looked it up in Wikipedia, and came straight to this article (after a brief stopover in Jamaica but that's okay). That is Wikipedia at its best - apolitical, POV-free, tasty. Of course this article should stay here, the drink is not the plant. - EDM 05:11, 20 November 2005 (UTC)
The image in this article ( Image:JamaicaDrink.jpg) does not currently have any source or copyright information - and so it can now be deleted. I've looked around on google images for the original image but can't source it. Does anyone here know where its from or have a free replacement image they could upload? Cheers Agnte 18:38, 15 November 2005 (UTC)
Therefore, "jamaica" as a term is more popular than "bissap" for the drink. Therefore naming convention dictates "jamaica" as the term to use. -- Vizcarra 19:20, 15 November 2005 (UTC)
This isn't a question of where the article should be (obviously as per Wikipedia policy it should be under sorrel, since that's the name in English) - you keep insisting that there should be two articles. As for "Jamaica+drink" please exclude those which refer to the island.
You left out
and the fact that 5 of the top 10 hits under "jamaica drink" do not refer to this at all, but refer to things like the Jamaica Drink Company, which is a Jamaican soft drink company, and Jamaica drink recipes, which is a list of alcoholic mixed drinks. Thus, sorrel wins hands down. Guettarda 19:39, 15 November 2005 (UTC)
can the new flavor of koolaid JAMAICA be added into this entry?
also there are other aguas de frescas by koolade as well..
This specific drink is very different from the plant itself, which has many uses. Merging would be absurd!
Please explain why this article should remain separate from Bissap. I can't understand how, under policy, we can possibly have a separate article for usage in a single country. Guettarda 23:28, 13 November 2005 (UTC)
I just had a jamaica with dinner. Curious as to just what it was made of, I came home, looked it up in Wikipedia, and came straight to this article (after a brief stopover in Jamaica but that's okay). That is Wikipedia at its best - apolitical, POV-free, tasty. Of course this article should stay here, the drink is not the plant. - EDM 05:11, 20 November 2005 (UTC)
The image in this article ( Image:JamaicaDrink.jpg) does not currently have any source or copyright information - and so it can now be deleted. I've looked around on google images for the original image but can't source it. Does anyone here know where its from or have a free replacement image they could upload? Cheers Agnte 18:38, 15 November 2005 (UTC)
Therefore, "jamaica" as a term is more popular than "bissap" for the drink. Therefore naming convention dictates "jamaica" as the term to use. -- Vizcarra 19:20, 15 November 2005 (UTC)
This isn't a question of where the article should be (obviously as per Wikipedia policy it should be under sorrel, since that's the name in English) - you keep insisting that there should be two articles. As for "Jamaica+drink" please exclude those which refer to the island.
You left out
and the fact that 5 of the top 10 hits under "jamaica drink" do not refer to this at all, but refer to things like the Jamaica Drink Company, which is a Jamaican soft drink company, and Jamaica drink recipes, which is a list of alcoholic mixed drinks. Thus, sorrel wins hands down. Guettarda 19:39, 15 November 2005 (UTC)
can the new flavor of koolaid JAMAICA be added into this entry?
also there are other aguas de frescas by koolade as well..