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-- Matilda talk 04:26, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
Is the name Scouting New Zealand? The website http://www.scouts.org.nz shows it as Scouts New Zealand.
Is File:Scouting New Zealand.svg the current logo? it does not appear on the website.
Sea Scouts New Zealand needs to be renamed to either Sea Scouts (Scouting New Zealand) or Sea Scouts (Scouts New Zealand).
---— Gadget850 (Ed) talk 17:03, 9 November 2009 (UTC)
-- Bduke (Discussion) 22:15, 9 November 2009 (UTC)
We need to resolve this. The article should be moved to The Scout Association of New Zealand or Scouts New Zealand or even SCOUTS New Zealand as the web site always uses capitals. -- Bduke (Discussion) 08:30, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
|namelabel1=
and |name1=
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Wikipedia:Article titles. The organization does business as (dba) Scouts New Zealand, thus it should be the article title, with the full legal name noted.I have moved it as suggested by Ed. -- Bduke (Discussion) 07:51, 31 July 2010 (UTC)
Do we update the logo to the current one or keep the version that is no longer used just because we don't like the new one? ---— Gadget850 (Ed) talk 17:06, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
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User:PukekoNZ made the following change:- (I have changed "Scouts New Zealand" to always being "The Scout Association of New Zealand". The rejection of SCOUTS New Zealand, as the proper branding usage by Wikipedia, will thus only be corrected by using the movements other legal name. SCOUTS New Zealand is the umbrella term for all sections; whereas 'Scouts New Zealand' would just be in reference to the Scout Section in New Zealand. The naming SCOUTS New Zealand, and capitalisation, is not of stylistic nature - but of necessity for inclusion of all sections.) This makes no sense as the first line has to reflect the name of the article, which is Scouts New Zealand. There are several choices. We could move the article to The Scout Association of New Zealand or we could move it to SCOUTS New Zealand, or we could just leave it as it is, which is understandable but may be incorrect. Please discuss here and look at the earlier discussion above. Bduke (Discussion) 21:53, 9 March 2018 (UTC)
You'll have to excuse me as I am new to Wikipedia and haven't learnt all of the 'lingo' as yet. I understand many of you wanting to change the name to "Scouts New Zealand" as it fits the title of the article, but this is incorrect as "Scouts New Zealand" does not exist in the context for which it has historically been used here. My reasoning is posted by Bduke (thank you). Could we either use SCOUTS New Zealand (The umbrella term for all of the movements sections) or "The Scout Association of New Zealand" (which is very long...) as these are the official names of the movement in New Zealand. I have reviewed Wikipedia's policy on caps and I do understand the conflict here. Yes, SCOUTS is not an abbreviation - but then it is not just stylistic, but has an actual function. I believe that it was common nature to use "ScoutsNZ" prior to the changes around 2011*, but the movement moved to expand NZ to New Zealand and capitalised SCOUTS to be more inclusive to all sections. On the grounds that it is of a functional nature rather than stylistic, I ask that either SCOUTS New Zealand be used or The Scout Association of New Zealand be used in this Wikipedia article; to uphold the integrity of factual material on Wikipedia and the organisations name. Or else, is there an option to change the article name to SCOUTS New Zealand? - so as to address Bduke's comments on needing the title to be the same name in the first instance. PukekoNZ ( talk) 22:12, 9 March 2018 (UTC)
So I've talked with a rep from the national office of SCOUTS New Zealand and they said that yes the capitalisation is in all formal publications and is an umbrella term for inclusion. They also said that it's technically also stylistic as well as serving a purpose. However, Scouts New Zealand is not on any of our updated branding guidelines or publications, but in the instance of Wikipedia, it would be more appropriate than "SCOUTS" as it falls under 'stylistic'. The person also said 'The Scout Association of New Zealand' is really long winded and it would be nice if SCOUTS were to be used (but Wiki rules here). So on balance; even though it's not correct, Scouts New Zealand is agreeable to. Apologies, for reviving the naming issue! I'll keep on adding other content as it comes. PukekoNZ ( talk) 04:26, 11 March 2018 (UTC)
It is proposed that the article on Sea Scouts New Zealand is merged into Scouts Aotearoa and/or Sea Scouts articles. The Sea Scouts New Zealand article is about a part of Scouts Aotearoa (The Scout Association of New Zealand) with no separate notability and insufficient content to justify a separate article. The content is almost entirely a listing of Sea Scout regattas and collection of brief information about each group that was previously merged from attempted separate articles on each Sea Scout group. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 115.42.4.155 ( talk) 23:37, 7 January 2022 (UTC)
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-- Matilda talk 04:26, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
Is the name Scouting New Zealand? The website http://www.scouts.org.nz shows it as Scouts New Zealand.
Is File:Scouting New Zealand.svg the current logo? it does not appear on the website.
Sea Scouts New Zealand needs to be renamed to either Sea Scouts (Scouting New Zealand) or Sea Scouts (Scouts New Zealand).
---— Gadget850 (Ed) talk 17:03, 9 November 2009 (UTC)
-- Bduke (Discussion) 22:15, 9 November 2009 (UTC)
We need to resolve this. The article should be moved to The Scout Association of New Zealand or Scouts New Zealand or even SCOUTS New Zealand as the web site always uses capitals. -- Bduke (Discussion) 08:30, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
|namelabel1=
and |name1=
; see
Wikipedia:Article titles. The organization does business as (dba) Scouts New Zealand, thus it should be the article title, with the full legal name noted.I have moved it as suggested by Ed. -- Bduke (Discussion) 07:51, 31 July 2010 (UTC)
Do we update the logo to the current one or keep the version that is no longer used just because we don't like the new one? ---— Gadget850 (Ed) talk 17:06, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
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User:PukekoNZ made the following change:- (I have changed "Scouts New Zealand" to always being "The Scout Association of New Zealand". The rejection of SCOUTS New Zealand, as the proper branding usage by Wikipedia, will thus only be corrected by using the movements other legal name. SCOUTS New Zealand is the umbrella term for all sections; whereas 'Scouts New Zealand' would just be in reference to the Scout Section in New Zealand. The naming SCOUTS New Zealand, and capitalisation, is not of stylistic nature - but of necessity for inclusion of all sections.) This makes no sense as the first line has to reflect the name of the article, which is Scouts New Zealand. There are several choices. We could move the article to The Scout Association of New Zealand or we could move it to SCOUTS New Zealand, or we could just leave it as it is, which is understandable but may be incorrect. Please discuss here and look at the earlier discussion above. Bduke (Discussion) 21:53, 9 March 2018 (UTC)
You'll have to excuse me as I am new to Wikipedia and haven't learnt all of the 'lingo' as yet. I understand many of you wanting to change the name to "Scouts New Zealand" as it fits the title of the article, but this is incorrect as "Scouts New Zealand" does not exist in the context for which it has historically been used here. My reasoning is posted by Bduke (thank you). Could we either use SCOUTS New Zealand (The umbrella term for all of the movements sections) or "The Scout Association of New Zealand" (which is very long...) as these are the official names of the movement in New Zealand. I have reviewed Wikipedia's policy on caps and I do understand the conflict here. Yes, SCOUTS is not an abbreviation - but then it is not just stylistic, but has an actual function. I believe that it was common nature to use "ScoutsNZ" prior to the changes around 2011*, but the movement moved to expand NZ to New Zealand and capitalised SCOUTS to be more inclusive to all sections. On the grounds that it is of a functional nature rather than stylistic, I ask that either SCOUTS New Zealand be used or The Scout Association of New Zealand be used in this Wikipedia article; to uphold the integrity of factual material on Wikipedia and the organisations name. Or else, is there an option to change the article name to SCOUTS New Zealand? - so as to address Bduke's comments on needing the title to be the same name in the first instance. PukekoNZ ( talk) 22:12, 9 March 2018 (UTC)
So I've talked with a rep from the national office of SCOUTS New Zealand and they said that yes the capitalisation is in all formal publications and is an umbrella term for inclusion. They also said that it's technically also stylistic as well as serving a purpose. However, Scouts New Zealand is not on any of our updated branding guidelines or publications, but in the instance of Wikipedia, it would be more appropriate than "SCOUTS" as it falls under 'stylistic'. The person also said 'The Scout Association of New Zealand' is really long winded and it would be nice if SCOUTS were to be used (but Wiki rules here). So on balance; even though it's not correct, Scouts New Zealand is agreeable to. Apologies, for reviving the naming issue! I'll keep on adding other content as it comes. PukekoNZ ( talk) 04:26, 11 March 2018 (UTC)
It is proposed that the article on Sea Scouts New Zealand is merged into Scouts Aotearoa and/or Sea Scouts articles. The Sea Scouts New Zealand article is about a part of Scouts Aotearoa (The Scout Association of New Zealand) with no separate notability and insufficient content to justify a separate article. The content is almost entirely a listing of Sea Scout regattas and collection of brief information about each group that was previously merged from attempted separate articles on each Sea Scout group. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 115.42.4.155 ( talk) 23:37, 7 January 2022 (UTC)