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I really think the admin who reduced the protection of this page is asking for more disruption and frivolity. The article was "quiet" for so long only because of the full protection level. This bio is probably being being wiki watched and secretly watched by so many people, it might be best to remain cautious. Just my opinion. Tfortrouble ( talk) 23:26, 19 October 2014 (UTC)
Hmmmm, what is this link directly below my post about psychotherapy? It must be a technical error because I did not post it. Can someone please fix it? Cheers Tfortrouble ( talk) 23:30, 19 October 2014 (UTC)
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Stephanie Adams died this morning. [1] Jmlittleton ( talk) 16:30, 18 May 2018 (UTC)
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This diff, restores text describing an incident as murder-suicide. Objective3000 then removes this text (twice) with an edit summary saying “Not good sources. Only a trial judge can rule murder as it's a class of crimes. Good sources say the coroner ruled it a homicide, which is not a crime but a cause of death.” AFAIK, People is a reliable source. There are other reliable sources also using “murder-suicide” as well. So that should put this issue of “not good sources” to bed. As far as “only a trial judge can rule murder” goes, that’s an opinion of an editor, and it’s pure hogwash. We use reliable sources at Wikipedia, not editor conjecture. I’m restoring the phrase.
Not good sources. Only a trial judge can rule murder as it's a class of crimes. Good sources say the coroner ruled it a homicide, which is not a crime but a cause of deatand
Ruled a homicide, not a murder. A coroner cannot rule murderare an attempt to override reliable sources, based upon your opinion of NY law. I think it’s fair to say at this point that you are the only one holding this opinion and it flies in the face of how we use reliable sources. We have multiple sources labeling this a murder-suicide. People is definitely a reliable source, your opinion notwithstanding. So are the other two sources. And while the deaths have been labeled a homicide, murder is also a homicide. It doesn’t matter if a court has yet to weigh in on this because we have multiple reliable sources reporting that NYC officials have ruled this a murder-suicide. That man from Nantucket ( talk) 16:08, 29 May 2018 (UTC)
I added this category and then reverted myself when I saw that it had been challenged before by Objective3000 based on the grounds that "no court has ruled it a murder". Based on this logic should we removed the categories for "American female murderers", "2018 murders in the United States", and "Murder–suicides in the United States"? Greyjoy talk 06:17, 5 March 2019 (UTC)
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I really think the admin who reduced the protection of this page is asking for more disruption and frivolity. The article was "quiet" for so long only because of the full protection level. This bio is probably being being wiki watched and secretly watched by so many people, it might be best to remain cautious. Just my opinion. Tfortrouble ( talk) 23:26, 19 October 2014 (UTC)
Hmmmm, what is this link directly below my post about psychotherapy? It must be a technical error because I did not post it. Can someone please fix it? Cheers Tfortrouble ( talk) 23:30, 19 October 2014 (UTC)
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Stephanie Adams died this morning. [1] Jmlittleton ( talk) 16:30, 18 May 2018 (UTC)
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This diff, restores text describing an incident as murder-suicide. Objective3000 then removes this text (twice) with an edit summary saying “Not good sources. Only a trial judge can rule murder as it's a class of crimes. Good sources say the coroner ruled it a homicide, which is not a crime but a cause of death.” AFAIK, People is a reliable source. There are other reliable sources also using “murder-suicide” as well. So that should put this issue of “not good sources” to bed. As far as “only a trial judge can rule murder” goes, that’s an opinion of an editor, and it’s pure hogwash. We use reliable sources at Wikipedia, not editor conjecture. I’m restoring the phrase.
Not good sources. Only a trial judge can rule murder as it's a class of crimes. Good sources say the coroner ruled it a homicide, which is not a crime but a cause of deatand
Ruled a homicide, not a murder. A coroner cannot rule murderare an attempt to override reliable sources, based upon your opinion of NY law. I think it’s fair to say at this point that you are the only one holding this opinion and it flies in the face of how we use reliable sources. We have multiple sources labeling this a murder-suicide. People is definitely a reliable source, your opinion notwithstanding. So are the other two sources. And while the deaths have been labeled a homicide, murder is also a homicide. It doesn’t matter if a court has yet to weigh in on this because we have multiple reliable sources reporting that NYC officials have ruled this a murder-suicide. That man from Nantucket ( talk) 16:08, 29 May 2018 (UTC)
I added this category and then reverted myself when I saw that it had been challenged before by Objective3000 based on the grounds that "no court has ruled it a murder". Based on this logic should we removed the categories for "American female murderers", "2018 murders in the United States", and "Murder–suicides in the United States"? Greyjoy talk 06:17, 5 March 2019 (UTC)