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William Henry Keeler → William Cardinal Keeler — Wiki style appears to accept this as the correct title on articles about Cardinals of the Catholic Church, See Cardinal (Catholicism) "Since 1630, cardinals have taken the style Eminence, and upon elevation the word "Cardinal" becomes part of the prelate's name, traditionally coming immediately before the surname." --
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Put a link to the wiki page that backs this naming convention up. This may well be the the standard way of Cardinal naming, but it seems extremely counter-intuitive, ex: we don't say William Doctor Keeler, we say Doctor William Keeler.
Rlevse21:31, 21 June 2006 (UTC)reply
I think there's an actual Wiki doc on Catholic titles you could ref. I still think it looks weird as can be-;)
Rlevse20:29, 22 June 2006 (UTC)reply
That cat reveals about 4 more that don't have the Cardinal in the article title. All redirects would need fixed too.
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Quick fail: as it stands the article contains copyright violations from Keller's official biography, in particular the section on ecumenism, but the article as a whole needs cleaning for close paraphrasing and copy-paste copyright violations. The infringing text was added to the article with
this edit on 8 April 2006. Wayback machine only has the official archdiocesan biography going
back to 2009, but the text is substantially similar to the one
published by the Holy See, which was present in 2005. Additionally, a
2006 book uses the same biographical information. With all of these sources being consistent throughout time, I think we can rule out reverse plagiarism from Wikipedia with a high degree of certainty.
The 2004 website of the Archdiocese of Baltimore lists a biography (that was not archived) and also a copyright symbol on the bottom. Based on all of this, we have enough evidence to say copyright infringement took place on this article and is still present. Based on that, I am quick failing this GA nomination.
TonyBallioni (
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00:01, 20 July 2017 (UTC)reply
TonyBallioni, thank you for alerting me to the copyright issues. As the diffs that you pointed out show, I did not add the offending material myself. However, I did err in not checking the information properly. But now it looks like you've removed said material. You said that some is still present. I'm having trouble understanding how, so please provide more detail. Thank you. (I just re-added the information on ecumenism. I reworded it, similar to how you had done, so that hopefully the copyright violation will be abated.)
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00:51, 20 July 2017 (UTC)reply
Display name 99, the content you readded had two issues: it constituted a close paraphrase (kept the word and idea order and some of the original wording). It also contained a direct copy-paste beyond just titles. The things that I reworded were titles that also copied some of the creative structure of the source text. Out of an abundance of caution, I reworded them and changed the creative expression including ordering. The current version does not have any additional copyright violations, but the revision history does. Wikipedia promises to the public that everything on our site is available under CC-BY-SA 3.0 and GFDL (the message you see above save changes.)This means that when any part of the text is a copyright violation, an administrator must use
revision deletion to hide all infringing versions from public view. Since this copyvio was added in 2006, all revisions in the intervening 11 years need to be hidden, as does the revision where you accidentally restored copyrighted material. This qualifies as a quick fail under the GA criteria. I would suggest that you wait until an admin comes by to handle the revision deletion, and then add information in your own words that summarizes the content removed as a copyright violation, and then nominate it as a good article again.
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01:06, 20 July 2017 (UTC)reply
his resignation to the Pope as required by Church law, there should be a Wikilink to
1983 Code of Canon Law. I'll let you decide how you want to put it in, but most people won't know what Church law is, so a Wikilink is ideal for clarity.
who had shot and wounded the priest whom he had accused of abusing him in a case in which Keeler had long been involved needs to be entirely rewritten. Awkward and confusing construction.
For the church, Keeler wrote that "rather than shrinking from this scandal — which, too often, has allowed it to continue — we must address it with humble contrition, righteous anger and public outrage. Telling the truth cannot be wrong." I don't see the purpose of this quote.
I shortened it. Some bishops had preferred to address the scandal privately, fearing the harm that would come to the Church should the issue become known. That's where the "telling the truth" part becomes important. But I agree that not all of that was needed.
Display name 99 (
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03:11, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
he received his episcopal consecration on the following September 21 just use the full date
His name is actually "Keeler," spelled with two es and one l, not "Keller." I was wondering if and when I would have to tell you this. Now seems appropriate.
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03:11, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Display name 99, I am glad to know that my knack for renaming cardinals during DYK and GA is not limited to 17th century cardinal nephews. I think
Pietro Aldobrandini suffered a similar fate at my hand once. He became Pietro Aldabrandi if I recall. I've struck the above comment and fixed the rest. This does bring up another point though: he's the only
William Keeler on Wikipedia, so he probably shouldn't have middle initial. Its a COMMONNAME question, but that can be handled after the GA since naming policy doesn't fall within the scope. I'll go through the rest of your changes in the morning. Also, when responding here, you should start your indenting with a # to not change the numbering (I did it this time. Just an FYI for the future).
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04:09, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Both of his parents were of Irish descent was not in either the cited source (official bio) or the NYT obit (which I thought it might have been. You could either try to find a source or take it out (I don't think its critical to understanding him).
Earwig does return 40%, but this is because he has a lot of formal titles. These do not meet the standard for creative expression since there is no other way to phrase it, and they are written in a substantially different manner than the source text. Therefore, they do not constitute a copyrighted work under the laws of the United States which are applicable.
He spent 7 years in Harrisburg, which isn't an insignificant amount of time. I'd expect to see more here about his time there. Not FA level of detail, but more than a sentence or two
I added a sentence. I made mention to "several committees for interreligious dialogue." I chose not to name the committees themselves, for in doing so it would be almost impossible to avoid close paraphrasing from the source. I couldn't find much on his tenure there. Aside from serving on the committees, he seems not really to have done anything of particular note.
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03:11, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
It represents viewpoints fairly and without editorial bias, giving due weight to each:
The sex abuse scandal part probably needs some fixing here. I'm not familiar with Keeler (I mainly deal with cardinals who have been dead for centuries), but the coverage here seems one-sided. Simply by being a bishop in 2002, he likely gained negative attention for the sex abuse scandal, even if on the whole the coverage was positive. I'll look for sources tonight and later in the week to confirm this, but if they exist, if you could balance this section a bit it would be important.
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19:41, 1 September 2017 (UTC)reply
I've done a revision of this section. Some were actually critical of Keeler for allegedly not combating the scandal effectively enough. He seems to have done an about-face in how he handled the issue before and after 2002, or at least in the manner it was portrayed in the media.
Display name 99 (
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03:11, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Display name 99, see above. I haven't started the process of verifying the sources yet, but should do it (hopefully) over the weekend or early next week. The missing years in Harrisburg and the neutrality of the sexual abuse scandal aren't enough to quick fail it, but both of those will require a lot of work.
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23:48, 1 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Display name 99, looks all good except for the Irish bit on 2C, which is actually somewhat important to get cited if we are going to have it in the article given the history of ethnic relations within the Catholic Church in the United States. Other than that, this meets GA standards. When you've figured out how to deal with it, ping me, and I'll pass it.
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15:55, 3 September 2017 (UTC)reply
TonyBallioni, I actually found a source saying that he was of mixed Irish, Alsatian, and Scottish ancestry. I added that in. Regarding your suggestion for renaming the article, there is a Willie Keeler who played baseball, so it's imaginable that somebody may click on an article named "William Keeler" while trying to get to him. So I think it's best to leave h in. Otherwise, that takes care of everything. Thanks for doing the review.
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18:52, 3 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Not a problem, passes now. I might put it up for an RM in a week or so to gauge community consensus on the title: William Keeler redirects here and is already handled by a hatnote. That's outside the scope of GA review, however.
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William Henry Keeler → William Cardinal Keeler — Wiki style appears to accept this as the correct title on articles about Cardinals of the Catholic Church, See Cardinal (Catholicism) "Since 1630, cardinals have taken the style Eminence, and upon elevation the word "Cardinal" becomes part of the prelate's name, traditionally coming immediately before the surname." --
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Put a link to the wiki page that backs this naming convention up. This may well be the the standard way of Cardinal naming, but it seems extremely counter-intuitive, ex: we don't say William Doctor Keeler, we say Doctor William Keeler.
Rlevse21:31, 21 June 2006 (UTC)reply
I think there's an actual Wiki doc on Catholic titles you could ref. I still think it looks weird as can be-;)
Rlevse20:29, 22 June 2006 (UTC)reply
That cat reveals about 4 more that don't have the Cardinal in the article title. All redirects would need fixed too.
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Quick fail: as it stands the article contains copyright violations from Keller's official biography, in particular the section on ecumenism, but the article as a whole needs cleaning for close paraphrasing and copy-paste copyright violations. The infringing text was added to the article with
this edit on 8 April 2006. Wayback machine only has the official archdiocesan biography going
back to 2009, but the text is substantially similar to the one
published by the Holy See, which was present in 2005. Additionally, a
2006 book uses the same biographical information. With all of these sources being consistent throughout time, I think we can rule out reverse plagiarism from Wikipedia with a high degree of certainty.
The 2004 website of the Archdiocese of Baltimore lists a biography (that was not archived) and also a copyright symbol on the bottom. Based on all of this, we have enough evidence to say copyright infringement took place on this article and is still present. Based on that, I am quick failing this GA nomination.
TonyBallioni (
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00:01, 20 July 2017 (UTC)reply
TonyBallioni, thank you for alerting me to the copyright issues. As the diffs that you pointed out show, I did not add the offending material myself. However, I did err in not checking the information properly. But now it looks like you've removed said material. You said that some is still present. I'm having trouble understanding how, so please provide more detail. Thank you. (I just re-added the information on ecumenism. I reworded it, similar to how you had done, so that hopefully the copyright violation will be abated.)
Display name 99 (
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00:51, 20 July 2017 (UTC)reply
Display name 99, the content you readded had two issues: it constituted a close paraphrase (kept the word and idea order and some of the original wording). It also contained a direct copy-paste beyond just titles. The things that I reworded were titles that also copied some of the creative structure of the source text. Out of an abundance of caution, I reworded them and changed the creative expression including ordering. The current version does not have any additional copyright violations, but the revision history does. Wikipedia promises to the public that everything on our site is available under CC-BY-SA 3.0 and GFDL (the message you see above save changes.)This means that when any part of the text is a copyright violation, an administrator must use
revision deletion to hide all infringing versions from public view. Since this copyvio was added in 2006, all revisions in the intervening 11 years need to be hidden, as does the revision where you accidentally restored copyrighted material. This qualifies as a quick fail under the GA criteria. I would suggest that you wait until an admin comes by to handle the revision deletion, and then add information in your own words that summarizes the content removed as a copyright violation, and then nominate it as a good article again.
TonyBallioni (
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01:06, 20 July 2017 (UTC)reply
his resignation to the Pope as required by Church law, there should be a Wikilink to
1983 Code of Canon Law. I'll let you decide how you want to put it in, but most people won't know what Church law is, so a Wikilink is ideal for clarity.
who had shot and wounded the priest whom he had accused of abusing him in a case in which Keeler had long been involved needs to be entirely rewritten. Awkward and confusing construction.
For the church, Keeler wrote that "rather than shrinking from this scandal — which, too often, has allowed it to continue — we must address it with humble contrition, righteous anger and public outrage. Telling the truth cannot be wrong." I don't see the purpose of this quote.
I shortened it. Some bishops had preferred to address the scandal privately, fearing the harm that would come to the Church should the issue become known. That's where the "telling the truth" part becomes important. But I agree that not all of that was needed.
Display name 99 (
talk)
03:11, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
he received his episcopal consecration on the following September 21 just use the full date
His name is actually "Keeler," spelled with two es and one l, not "Keller." I was wondering if and when I would have to tell you this. Now seems appropriate.
Display name 99 (
talk)
03:11, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Display name 99, I am glad to know that my knack for renaming cardinals during DYK and GA is not limited to 17th century cardinal nephews. I think
Pietro Aldobrandini suffered a similar fate at my hand once. He became Pietro Aldabrandi if I recall. I've struck the above comment and fixed the rest. This does bring up another point though: he's the only
William Keeler on Wikipedia, so he probably shouldn't have middle initial. Its a COMMONNAME question, but that can be handled after the GA since naming policy doesn't fall within the scope. I'll go through the rest of your changes in the morning. Also, when responding here, you should start your indenting with a # to not change the numbering (I did it this time. Just an FYI for the future).
TonyBallioni (
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04:09, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Both of his parents were of Irish descent was not in either the cited source (official bio) or the NYT obit (which I thought it might have been. You could either try to find a source or take it out (I don't think its critical to understanding him).
Earwig does return 40%, but this is because he has a lot of formal titles. These do not meet the standard for creative expression since there is no other way to phrase it, and they are written in a substantially different manner than the source text. Therefore, they do not constitute a copyrighted work under the laws of the United States which are applicable.
He spent 7 years in Harrisburg, which isn't an insignificant amount of time. I'd expect to see more here about his time there. Not FA level of detail, but more than a sentence or two
I added a sentence. I made mention to "several committees for interreligious dialogue." I chose not to name the committees themselves, for in doing so it would be almost impossible to avoid close paraphrasing from the source. I couldn't find much on his tenure there. Aside from serving on the committees, he seems not really to have done anything of particular note.
Display name 99 (
talk)
03:11, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
It represents viewpoints fairly and without editorial bias, giving due weight to each:
The sex abuse scandal part probably needs some fixing here. I'm not familiar with Keeler (I mainly deal with cardinals who have been dead for centuries), but the coverage here seems one-sided. Simply by being a bishop in 2002, he likely gained negative attention for the sex abuse scandal, even if on the whole the coverage was positive. I'll look for sources tonight and later in the week to confirm this, but if they exist, if you could balance this section a bit it would be important.
TonyBallioni (
talk)
19:41, 1 September 2017 (UTC)reply
I've done a revision of this section. Some were actually critical of Keeler for allegedly not combating the scandal effectively enough. He seems to have done an about-face in how he handled the issue before and after 2002, or at least in the manner it was portrayed in the media.
Display name 99 (
talk)
03:11, 2 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Display name 99, see above. I haven't started the process of verifying the sources yet, but should do it (hopefully) over the weekend or early next week. The missing years in Harrisburg and the neutrality of the sexual abuse scandal aren't enough to quick fail it, but both of those will require a lot of work.
TonyBallioni (
talk)
23:48, 1 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Display name 99, looks all good except for the Irish bit on 2C, which is actually somewhat important to get cited if we are going to have it in the article given the history of ethnic relations within the Catholic Church in the United States. Other than that, this meets GA standards. When you've figured out how to deal with it, ping me, and I'll pass it.
TonyBallioni (
talk)
15:55, 3 September 2017 (UTC)reply
TonyBallioni, I actually found a source saying that he was of mixed Irish, Alsatian, and Scottish ancestry. I added that in. Regarding your suggestion for renaming the article, there is a Willie Keeler who played baseball, so it's imaginable that somebody may click on an article named "William Keeler" while trying to get to him. So I think it's best to leave h in. Otherwise, that takes care of everything. Thanks for doing the review.
Display name 99 (
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18:52, 3 September 2017 (UTC)reply
Not a problem, passes now. I might put it up for an RM in a week or so to gauge community consensus on the title: William Keeler redirects here and is already handled by a hatnote. That's outside the scope of GA review, however.
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