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It Seems the overall quality of this section is terrible. There are many events omitted while Usher gets 4 sentences, only one of which relates to the Arena. I haven't edited many articles so I'm not sure how to proceed Osic ( talk) 13:33, 4 April 2011 (UTC)
I moved the page to the original non-sponsored name of "Sydney Super Dome", as per the naming convention for Australian sporting stadia. This is discussed in further detail here. If and when the sponsored name of the stadium changes (eg. from "Allphones Arena" to "New Sponsor Stadium", then all that needs to happen is for a page to be created named "New Sponsor Stadium" with a redirect to Sydney Super Dome. Gfcvoice ( talk) 00:48, 22 October 2011 (UTC)
@ WWGB: claims that the venue's name was stylized as allphones arena during Allphones' tenure as owner of the venue's naming rights. His only source is the venue's logo, as written in his edit comment, dated 08:24, April 18, 2016. This is obviously not text style, but simply a logo. Logos, of course, can differ from the name. Examples include Suncorp Stadium (logo style "SUNCORP STADIUM") not being written in all caps, and neither Etihad Stadium (logo style "ETIHAD STADIUM"), along with lower-case characters in logos not translating to the name as written, with venues such as U.S. Bank Stadium (logo style "usbankstadium"), Citi Field (logo style "citi FIELD"), and mixed character logos such as Levi's Stadium (logo style "LeVI'S STADIUM"). It should be noted that Allphones, from which not only the stadium's name, but logo also derives, is not written as "allphones". In addition, here's some of the many, many, many sources that have it written as Allphones Arena instead:
Just for the record, this is by far the silliest conflict I've ever gotten into on Wikipedia. Philip Terry Graham 12:01, 25 April 2016 (UTC)
Is it possible we could move this page to the Sydney SuperDome rather then Sydney Super Dome, thoughts?
Noticed on most articles it should be SuperDome, not sure why it has a space. Alextigers ( talk) 00:59, 25 September 2022 (UTC)
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It Seems the overall quality of this section is terrible. There are many events omitted while Usher gets 4 sentences, only one of which relates to the Arena. I haven't edited many articles so I'm not sure how to proceed Osic ( talk) 13:33, 4 April 2011 (UTC)
I moved the page to the original non-sponsored name of "Sydney Super Dome", as per the naming convention for Australian sporting stadia. This is discussed in further detail here. If and when the sponsored name of the stadium changes (eg. from "Allphones Arena" to "New Sponsor Stadium", then all that needs to happen is for a page to be created named "New Sponsor Stadium" with a redirect to Sydney Super Dome. Gfcvoice ( talk) 00:48, 22 October 2011 (UTC)
@ WWGB: claims that the venue's name was stylized as allphones arena during Allphones' tenure as owner of the venue's naming rights. His only source is the venue's logo, as written in his edit comment, dated 08:24, April 18, 2016. This is obviously not text style, but simply a logo. Logos, of course, can differ from the name. Examples include Suncorp Stadium (logo style "SUNCORP STADIUM") not being written in all caps, and neither Etihad Stadium (logo style "ETIHAD STADIUM"), along with lower-case characters in logos not translating to the name as written, with venues such as U.S. Bank Stadium (logo style "usbankstadium"), Citi Field (logo style "citi FIELD"), and mixed character logos such as Levi's Stadium (logo style "LeVI'S STADIUM"). It should be noted that Allphones, from which not only the stadium's name, but logo also derives, is not written as "allphones". In addition, here's some of the many, many, many sources that have it written as Allphones Arena instead:
Just for the record, this is by far the silliest conflict I've ever gotten into on Wikipedia. Philip Terry Graham 12:01, 25 April 2016 (UTC)
Is it possible we could move this page to the Sydney SuperDome rather then Sydney Super Dome, thoughts?
Noticed on most articles it should be SuperDome, not sure why it has a space. Alextigers ( talk) 00:59, 25 September 2022 (UTC)