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Hi there. I've reverted the additions in the "invitee" category as these cannot (as far I have been able to see) be verified through reliable sources. The only source we have is a list of players "expected to play" which cannot be used to deduce players in any category (such as invitees), per WP:OR/SYNTH. Of course, if you have a different source which explicitly lists the invitees, please re-add and cite that source. Regards. wjemather please leave a message... 14:39, 25 July 2020 (UTC)
This category is a catch-all. This has been the case for several years. In essence, it is analogous to a row in a table to include "none of the above." It is also listed in Bolton's cited recurring article under remaining qualification criteria. In fact, in the text that describes the update posted on July 23rd, Bolton refers to 20 international players that were invited that were in or near the OWGR Top 100, which is also mentioned in his article that I cited as one of the means for this category. In essence, your "solution" was to create another "none of the above" category in addition to the one that has always existed.
Quoting from reference 4 in the 2020 PGA Championship page "12. The PGA of America reserves the right to invite additional players not included in the categories listed above" That is quite literally "none-of-the-above" Every player listed in a field list published by the PGA of America has, by definition, been invited to play. The fact that some of those that have already accepted this invitation may subsequently also qualify in another category is immaterial. Essentially, by publishing a preliminary field list that includes players that are demonstrably not yet in any of the above categories is tantamount to an assertion that even if the player did not subsequently qualify by other means they would still be included in the field via this "none-of-the-above" category. It seems foolish to me to create another "none-of-the-above" section on this page when the PGA of America has so thoughtfully provided a place where we can enumerate published invitees that cannot (yet) be placed in any of the previous categories. By the way, I hadn't typed in the players names, I just cut and pasted from one of the earlier versions of the page including the list of players. It appears that whomever typed in this particular list of names originally had already filtered out players that could still qualify via category 9
Hi. Could you please try to remember to follow WP:THREAD and indent your comments? (Makes it much easier to follow discussions). Thanks. wjemather please leave a message... 12:06, 28 July 2020 (UTC)
Hi, do you have any further thoughts on the table layout ( Talk:2019–20 PGA Tour#Cancelled Events)? Thanks. wjemather please leave a message... 17:17, 11 September 2020 (UTC)
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Hi there. I've reverted the additions in the "invitee" category as these cannot (as far I have been able to see) be verified through reliable sources. The only source we have is a list of players "expected to play" which cannot be used to deduce players in any category (such as invitees), per WP:OR/SYNTH. Of course, if you have a different source which explicitly lists the invitees, please re-add and cite that source. Regards. wjemather please leave a message... 14:39, 25 July 2020 (UTC)
This category is a catch-all. This has been the case for several years. In essence, it is analogous to a row in a table to include "none of the above." It is also listed in Bolton's cited recurring article under remaining qualification criteria. In fact, in the text that describes the update posted on July 23rd, Bolton refers to 20 international players that were invited that were in or near the OWGR Top 100, which is also mentioned in his article that I cited as one of the means for this category. In essence, your "solution" was to create another "none of the above" category in addition to the one that has always existed.
Quoting from reference 4 in the 2020 PGA Championship page "12. The PGA of America reserves the right to invite additional players not included in the categories listed above" That is quite literally "none-of-the-above" Every player listed in a field list published by the PGA of America has, by definition, been invited to play. The fact that some of those that have already accepted this invitation may subsequently also qualify in another category is immaterial. Essentially, by publishing a preliminary field list that includes players that are demonstrably not yet in any of the above categories is tantamount to an assertion that even if the player did not subsequently qualify by other means they would still be included in the field via this "none-of-the-above" category. It seems foolish to me to create another "none-of-the-above" section on this page when the PGA of America has so thoughtfully provided a place where we can enumerate published invitees that cannot (yet) be placed in any of the previous categories. By the way, I hadn't typed in the players names, I just cut and pasted from one of the earlier versions of the page including the list of players. It appears that whomever typed in this particular list of names originally had already filtered out players that could still qualify via category 9
Hi. Could you please try to remember to follow WP:THREAD and indent your comments? (Makes it much easier to follow discussions). Thanks. wjemather please leave a message... 12:06, 28 July 2020 (UTC)
Hi, do you have any further thoughts on the table layout ( Talk:2019–20 PGA Tour#Cancelled Events)? Thanks. wjemather please leave a message... 17:17, 11 September 2020 (UTC)