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What Michael Knowles wrote was misleading because Professor Kowalski’s contribution to the ALP newsletter did not complain about Professor Hewitt nor does the contribution by Professor Pereira. In fact, Professor Hewitt was not even mentioned.
During his brief time editing, Professor Hewitt made valuable suggestions for improving articles. 50.0.72.102 ( talk) 23:44, 18 November 2016 (UTC)
Some amateurs here got on the wrong side of highly technical arguments with computer science professionals. Replay of the Global Warming fiasco? 76.102.7.120 ( talk) 19:34, 19 November 2016 (UTC)
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Being referenced in Wikipedia does not enhance the reputation of top-ranked professionals. Instead, their reputations are determined by other elite professionals who already know precisely who contributed what and certainly don’t need Wikipedia to tell them.
BTW, the comment above is correct that Professors Kowalski and Pereira did not criticize Professor Hewitt in the newsletter.
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Thank you for hatting the off-topic section at Wikipedia:Deletion review/Log/2017 March 14. However, you wouldn't be aware that Andy and I have met many times in real life and I've ribbed him more than once about his bushy beard. Humour is a strange thing, but I assure you that the joke photo of the bearded baby is far more likely to have Andy laughing along with us than taking any offence, and I hope you'll accept that my post was meant as an affectionate observation, and never as an attack of any sort. Andy's been pinged here and he can doubtless contradict me if he feels I've in any way caused him offence. Nevertheless, I thank you for coming to Andy's defence; I know he'll appreciate the gesture. Cheers -- RexxS ( talk) 12:30, 17 March 2017 (UTC)
As per the section header. — Cryptic 20:25, 10 May 2017 (UTC)
I see that you noticed WP:USO ( User:Herostratus/Understanding SCHOOLOUTCOMES) and approved. The first draft is kind of finished, at any rate it hangs together and there no half-sentences and so forth. It is very long, and I don't expect anyone to read the whole thing; it's more my notes as I went through the February RfC outcome and considered the issue generally.
But there's a very short overview (accessible via WP:NOTTHISAGAIN) which presents the basic arguments. I intend to soon deploy this in rolling back the edits made on the basis of the February RfC.
I don't have a point. Since probably only you and I even know about this page, I'm just mentioning that it's about to go public -- not today, but within a few days. Obviously any suggestions for improvements would be welcome, but I don't expect you or anyone to actually wade through all that. What will follow that I don't know. Maybe nothing, maybe a shitstorm. But I believe I have to right to roll back wrong edits made on the basis of, essentially, an RfC decided by supervote. Herostratus ( talk) 17:51, 17 May 2017 (UTC)
Hello, Thanks for the advice on the Deletion review page.
Please see the references I added, especially the Guardian article. Is that the type of thing required?
Novara media is also a verified account on Twitter with over 28,000 followers. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Patrickbettington ( talk • contribs) 16:31, 13 June 2017 (UTC)
A clarification to WP:UP/RFC2016 § B4 has been proposed. You participated in that discussion; your input is welcome at Wikipedia:User pages/RfC for stale drafts policy restructuring/B4 clarification. Thanks, — Godsy ( TALK CONT) 15:59, 23 June 2017 (UTC)
Would you mind if I nominated you to be an admin? Based on your participation in WP:DRV, you seem eminently qualified. We need more good editors to step up and help with admin tasks. -- RoySmith (talk) 12:31, 7 July 2017 (UTC)
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For the most part, news reports on current events (at the time the report was written) are primary sources. WP:USEPRIMARY is a fairly detailed explanation with clear examples as a supplement to WP:NOR. The section 'Examples of news reports as primary sources' shows why almost all of the sources (I didn't check them all) at the recent AFD are primary not secondary. They were either interviews, minor human interest fluff or bare event reporting. The idea that newspaper articles are primary not secondary is not a 'silly' idea, its how they are classified in reliable sources, academia etc, and how Wikipedia itself classes them. The idea that they are *not* primary is actually the minority view here. WP:GNG is very clear that secondary not primary sources are required, and our (and in general outside Wikipedia) definition of primary classes most current event news reporting as primary. That many editors make this common mistake is a lack of understanding of primary & secondary sourcing. Ideally this would be spelled out in a higher level policy page like NOR etc. Only in death does duty end ( talk) 09:52, 11 October 2017 (UTC)
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I am not sure that you would be willing to accept this draft at AfC. However, I would appreciate your input on this page. What can I do to improve it? ShadesHeroGurly ( talk) 18:47, 20 March 2018 (UTC)
I'm confused about this edit of yours. Sounds like you're talking about an AfD, but this was a CSD. Did you put this under the wrong discussion? -- RoySmith (talk) 16:44, 9 May 2018 (UTC)
The thread has been closed, and what I really want to address is hardly related to Andrew anyway, so writing this here. I didn't click your links yesterday because mobile device, slow internet, so didn't address them in the original response. The ABC source is interesting, and I've spent quite some time wondering why someone with scholarly credentials in a relevant field would write those things, but the fact that he explicitly got some of his information from a Wikimedia Commons information page means we probably don't have to treat it like something the same author might have submitted to the Journal of Japanese Studies. As for the NPR source, it clearly either got its information from Guedes, who got it here, or the NPR author directly consulted us. "ancient" is anachronistic as the word is first attested in the middle ages, but our crappy article already called it ancient in April 2011 when the NPR article was published; [1] maybe "ancient Japanese" could be a layman's term for "Old Japanese" or perhaps "Old Japanese to Early Middle Japanese" (the Heian period in which the latter was used is often called "ancient"), but mottai nashi is first attested in Late Middle Japanese -- I've hardly ever seen the fourteenth century referred to as "ancient", but an author who didn't know what a "Muromachi" was might be aware that it means "fourteenth century", and their using the same word as Wikipedia, makes it pretty obvious. It's still a laughable error whether Andrew got it directly from some popular media source who made the laughable error, or he wanted to uphold the Wikipedia status quo and went looking for sources that might kinda-sorta support it, and this would be true even if I hadn't already refuted it before he first made it, let alone continuing to double down on the article talk page weeks later. He doesn't like deletion/redirecting, and will knowingly cite erroneous popular sources to support his view, and this really is not acceptable.
All that said, the article itself is fine now (still looks like NOTDICT to my eyes, but it doesn't push any fringe historical/linguistic theories), and I'd be happy waiting however long it takes for the community to forget that debacle before attempting a more carefully filed discussion on the topic.
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Denied twice. So saddened to see the complete disregard of Wikipedia Policies. What do you suggest to do in this case now? 2405:205:C8AE:D33B:F946:BDF1:DF84:510A ( talk) 12:57, 27 October 2018 (UTC)
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The explicit intent of the post at ANI was to WP:WIN the AfD, so, yes, it was blatant canvassing. And it had that exact effect. While ANI regulars stayed at ANI and nearly boomeranged the poster, lots of looky-loos ran to the AfD to post reflexive "keep" !votes (like every single one posted shortly after the ANI) that very clearly took no account at all of anything actually said in the AfD, and simply counted "sources". That's despite the sources being already debunked as inapplicable for notability-establishment purposes (being the subject's own works, other SPS/UGC, non-independent breeder-published sources, non-independent material from the breed registry that "recognized" her, and non-in-depth material in news sources). Despite efforts of the closer to weigh the arguments and not vote-count, the close is actually vote-counting anyway. It even says explicitly that the arguments against these sources, for WP:N purposes, are strong, then closes with "keep" anyway. While I actually predicted this outcome a long time ago (right after the first relisting, on my own talk page, in discussion with the primary editor of the article), it's still sad to see it happen. Every time something like this takes place, it further erodes our ability to police subtly promotional content (CIVILPOV, etc.) being added, both because of the "I'm afraid to buck a numeric majority" closure approach, and the "I can canvass and get away with it" message it sends. This is important, because as we near the start of WP's third decade, the threat to the long-term viability of the project isn't vandals and trolls, like it was in the early days, but manipulation of the content in ways that undermine the encyclopedia's credibility. This particular case isn't a bad one (having a pointless memorial article is the least of our worries), but the process that led to this "keep" can be applied to much worse. I'm not going to open this as a big "drama" thread, for WP:BEANS reasons. The likelihood of overturning this close isn't very high, but the likelihood of spelling out in a high-profile venue exactly how to manipulate AfD is quite high. — SMcCandlish ☏ ¢ 😼 03:15, 8 April 2019 (UTC)
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Hey man, thanks again for finding those sources. Unfortunately, by eliminating all of my merge targets, they have effectively throttled most of my AFD participation (which may have been their goal). Oh well, with a small army of deletionists having a big ol' party and little support on my side, this is just how it's going to go for now. :) Anyway, the closer on the 1E AD&D monster list redirected the list page to Monsters in Dungeons & Dragons, which is where I am thinking of starting over on a much smaller scale. If you've looked at a few of the list AFDs, you will see several spots where even the deleters concede that a single list including anything with at least one RS would be OK, so that will be my eventual goal. Hopefully, I can get to starting on this before the end of the month. BOZ ( talk) 11:52, 8 October 2019 (UTC)
I put a start into rebuilding at Monsters in Dungeons & Dragons#Notable monsters based on the existence of independent reliable sources, and will add more as I find them. BOZ ( talk) 15:54, 17 October 2019 (UTC)
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Last double DRV I can recall being involved with was Jack Wilshere - who may have set a record where there was no hoax and it was all in good faith, with 3 Prods and 2 DRVs (both endorsing deletion) within weeks. It was also speedy deleted 3 times, with a total of 5 deletions and 3 more technical deletions log. Wrong in so many ways, being prodded thrice (with the second one accepted for deletion) followed by an AFD where NFooty was felt to weigh more than the tons of GNG references - but all done by the book. I still shake my head at that one, a decade later. It probably wouldn't have been quite as messy if I hadn't been on vacation for the entire AFD ...
Typically a second DRV is probably not a great idea. Better to recreate and improve the article, and do an new AFD. Nfitz ( talk) 00:10, 11 December 2019 (UTC)
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As per your request, this is the deleted history of List of Major League Baseball players investigated for domestic violence. I suppose a histmerge would be the most correct form of attribution, but I'm not familiar with how they work. Sandstein 21:07, 12 April 2020 (UTC)
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Hi, really sorry to disturb you but i need your help in reviewing Draft:Tolu' A Akinyemi the article was deleted without relist even after the discussion at DRV I further recreated the article at AFC but surprisingly nominated for speedy by the same nominator. Please kindly help review. It really doesn't have enough reliable sources or SNG? Because those are the only information i could get others are blogspot posts and sources that are not in english. I also noticed some of the comments disappeared and could only been seen in the history logs-- Olatunde Brain ( talk) 18:42, 6 June 2020 (UTC)
Per your comment here, I didn’t mention anything about sourcing. What I did say was per the AFD & the DRV a consensus to delete the article was established. I cannot accept an article in which the consensus of the community is to delete. Furthermore, no, the subject of the article doesn’t pass GNG, the sources presented in the article discuss his works & not the subject per se. Celestina007 ( talk) 20:16, 6 June 2020 (UTC)
...check the sequence of edits again. Beyond My Ken ( talk) 17:19, 1 July 2020 (UTC)
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Your statement here that "if you gave a dozen highly-knowledgeable people the ability to write this article, there could be a dozen very different articles that could reach the FA bar" is a concept that's been on my mind, but I have been unable to put it into words as you have. Might nick it, or a close variation, in the future. CMD ( talk) 14:28, 12 August 2021 (UTC)
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I will note that where you see the bright line on sources counting isn't always where consensus falls on those issuesand the facts are at odds. Sure I get it wrong sometimes, we all do. But in the vast majority of cases, I'm with consensus. Clearly we have different !voting tendencies but all the same, your statement is unnecessarily incorrect. HighKing ++ 11:55, 5 July 2022 (UTC)
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#1. Consider the BBC article that Kudpung provided which references a source that describes deluded / delusional as an ableist term:
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pushing ableist tropes" or "
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Some amateurs here got on the wrong side of highly technical arguments with computer science professionals. Replay of the Global Warming fiasco? 76.102.7.120 ( talk) 19:34, 19 November 2016 (UTC)
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Thank you for hatting the off-topic section at Wikipedia:Deletion review/Log/2017 March 14. However, you wouldn't be aware that Andy and I have met many times in real life and I've ribbed him more than once about his bushy beard. Humour is a strange thing, but I assure you that the joke photo of the bearded baby is far more likely to have Andy laughing along with us than taking any offence, and I hope you'll accept that my post was meant as an affectionate observation, and never as an attack of any sort. Andy's been pinged here and he can doubtless contradict me if he feels I've in any way caused him offence. Nevertheless, I thank you for coming to Andy's defence; I know he'll appreciate the gesture. Cheers -- RexxS ( talk) 12:30, 17 March 2017 (UTC)
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I see that you noticed WP:USO ( User:Herostratus/Understanding SCHOOLOUTCOMES) and approved. The first draft is kind of finished, at any rate it hangs together and there no half-sentences and so forth. It is very long, and I don't expect anyone to read the whole thing; it's more my notes as I went through the February RfC outcome and considered the issue generally.
But there's a very short overview (accessible via WP:NOTTHISAGAIN) which presents the basic arguments. I intend to soon deploy this in rolling back the edits made on the basis of the February RfC.
I don't have a point. Since probably only you and I even know about this page, I'm just mentioning that it's about to go public -- not today, but within a few days. Obviously any suggestions for improvements would be welcome, but I don't expect you or anyone to actually wade through all that. What will follow that I don't know. Maybe nothing, maybe a shitstorm. But I believe I have to right to roll back wrong edits made on the basis of, essentially, an RfC decided by supervote. Herostratus ( talk) 17:51, 17 May 2017 (UTC)
Hello, Thanks for the advice on the Deletion review page.
Please see the references I added, especially the Guardian article. Is that the type of thing required?
Novara media is also a verified account on Twitter with over 28,000 followers. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Patrickbettington ( talk • contribs) 16:31, 13 June 2017 (UTC)
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For the most part, news reports on current events (at the time the report was written) are primary sources. WP:USEPRIMARY is a fairly detailed explanation with clear examples as a supplement to WP:NOR. The section 'Examples of news reports as primary sources' shows why almost all of the sources (I didn't check them all) at the recent AFD are primary not secondary. They were either interviews, minor human interest fluff or bare event reporting. The idea that newspaper articles are primary not secondary is not a 'silly' idea, its how they are classified in reliable sources, academia etc, and how Wikipedia itself classes them. The idea that they are *not* primary is actually the minority view here. WP:GNG is very clear that secondary not primary sources are required, and our (and in general outside Wikipedia) definition of primary classes most current event news reporting as primary. That many editors make this common mistake is a lack of understanding of primary & secondary sourcing. Ideally this would be spelled out in a higher level policy page like NOR etc. Only in death does duty end ( talk) 09:52, 11 October 2017 (UTC)
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I am not sure that you would be willing to accept this draft at AfC. However, I would appreciate your input on this page. What can I do to improve it? ShadesHeroGurly ( talk) 18:47, 20 March 2018 (UTC)
I'm confused about this edit of yours. Sounds like you're talking about an AfD, but this was a CSD. Did you put this under the wrong discussion? -- RoySmith (talk) 16:44, 9 May 2018 (UTC)
The thread has been closed, and what I really want to address is hardly related to Andrew anyway, so writing this here. I didn't click your links yesterday because mobile device, slow internet, so didn't address them in the original response. The ABC source is interesting, and I've spent quite some time wondering why someone with scholarly credentials in a relevant field would write those things, but the fact that he explicitly got some of his information from a Wikimedia Commons information page means we probably don't have to treat it like something the same author might have submitted to the Journal of Japanese Studies. As for the NPR source, it clearly either got its information from Guedes, who got it here, or the NPR author directly consulted us. "ancient" is anachronistic as the word is first attested in the middle ages, but our crappy article already called it ancient in April 2011 when the NPR article was published; [1] maybe "ancient Japanese" could be a layman's term for "Old Japanese" or perhaps "Old Japanese to Early Middle Japanese" (the Heian period in which the latter was used is often called "ancient"), but mottai nashi is first attested in Late Middle Japanese -- I've hardly ever seen the fourteenth century referred to as "ancient", but an author who didn't know what a "Muromachi" was might be aware that it means "fourteenth century", and their using the same word as Wikipedia, makes it pretty obvious. It's still a laughable error whether Andrew got it directly from some popular media source who made the laughable error, or he wanted to uphold the Wikipedia status quo and went looking for sources that might kinda-sorta support it, and this would be true even if I hadn't already refuted it before he first made it, let alone continuing to double down on the article talk page weeks later. He doesn't like deletion/redirecting, and will knowingly cite erroneous popular sources to support his view, and this really is not acceptable.
All that said, the article itself is fine now (still looks like NOTDICT to my eyes, but it doesn't push any fringe historical/linguistic theories), and I'd be happy waiting however long it takes for the community to forget that debacle before attempting a more carefully filed discussion on the topic.
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The explicit intent of the post at ANI was to WP:WIN the AfD, so, yes, it was blatant canvassing. And it had that exact effect. While ANI regulars stayed at ANI and nearly boomeranged the poster, lots of looky-loos ran to the AfD to post reflexive "keep" !votes (like every single one posted shortly after the ANI) that very clearly took no account at all of anything actually said in the AfD, and simply counted "sources". That's despite the sources being already debunked as inapplicable for notability-establishment purposes (being the subject's own works, other SPS/UGC, non-independent breeder-published sources, non-independent material from the breed registry that "recognized" her, and non-in-depth material in news sources). Despite efforts of the closer to weigh the arguments and not vote-count, the close is actually vote-counting anyway. It even says explicitly that the arguments against these sources, for WP:N purposes, are strong, then closes with "keep" anyway. While I actually predicted this outcome a long time ago (right after the first relisting, on my own talk page, in discussion with the primary editor of the article), it's still sad to see it happen. Every time something like this takes place, it further erodes our ability to police subtly promotional content (CIVILPOV, etc.) being added, both because of the "I'm afraid to buck a numeric majority" closure approach, and the "I can canvass and get away with it" message it sends. This is important, because as we near the start of WP's third decade, the threat to the long-term viability of the project isn't vandals and trolls, like it was in the early days, but manipulation of the content in ways that undermine the encyclopedia's credibility. This particular case isn't a bad one (having a pointless memorial article is the least of our worries), but the process that led to this "keep" can be applied to much worse. I'm not going to open this as a big "drama" thread, for WP:BEANS reasons. The likelihood of overturning this close isn't very high, but the likelihood of spelling out in a high-profile venue exactly how to manipulate AfD is quite high. — SMcCandlish ☏ ¢ 😼 03:15, 8 April 2019 (UTC)
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Hey man, thanks again for finding those sources. Unfortunately, by eliminating all of my merge targets, they have effectively throttled most of my AFD participation (which may have been their goal). Oh well, with a small army of deletionists having a big ol' party and little support on my side, this is just how it's going to go for now. :) Anyway, the closer on the 1E AD&D monster list redirected the list page to Monsters in Dungeons & Dragons, which is where I am thinking of starting over on a much smaller scale. If you've looked at a few of the list AFDs, you will see several spots where even the deleters concede that a single list including anything with at least one RS would be OK, so that will be my eventual goal. Hopefully, I can get to starting on this before the end of the month. BOZ ( talk) 11:52, 8 October 2019 (UTC)
I put a start into rebuilding at Monsters in Dungeons & Dragons#Notable monsters based on the existence of independent reliable sources, and will add more as I find them. BOZ ( talk) 15:54, 17 October 2019 (UTC)
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Last double DRV I can recall being involved with was Jack Wilshere - who may have set a record where there was no hoax and it was all in good faith, with 3 Prods and 2 DRVs (both endorsing deletion) within weeks. It was also speedy deleted 3 times, with a total of 5 deletions and 3 more technical deletions log. Wrong in so many ways, being prodded thrice (with the second one accepted for deletion) followed by an AFD where NFooty was felt to weigh more than the tons of GNG references - but all done by the book. I still shake my head at that one, a decade later. It probably wouldn't have been quite as messy if I hadn't been on vacation for the entire AFD ...
Typically a second DRV is probably not a great idea. Better to recreate and improve the article, and do an new AFD. Nfitz ( talk) 00:10, 11 December 2019 (UTC)
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As per your request, this is the deleted history of List of Major League Baseball players investigated for domestic violence. I suppose a histmerge would be the most correct form of attribution, but I'm not familiar with how they work. Sandstein 21:07, 12 April 2020 (UTC)
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I will note that where you see the bright line on sources counting isn't always where consensus falls on those issuesand the facts are at odds. Sure I get it wrong sometimes, we all do. But in the vast majority of cases, I'm with consensus. Clearly we have different !voting tendencies but all the same, your statement is unnecessarily incorrect. HighKing ++ 11:55, 5 July 2022 (UTC)
On a different note. You appear to be much better versed and are more involved in procedures surrounding wiki administration and stuff, perhaps you can give an opinion or help. Over time, I've seen some topics come up at AfD that fall under NCORP and which, in my opinion, probably shouldn't. One example is record labels who may have a notable list of artists and have produced/marketed notable albums. Something like NMUSIC might be a better yardstick. Similarly, video game producers. How do you think this should be tackled at AfD? HighKing ++ 15:27, 5 July 2022 (UTC)
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#1. Consider the BBC article that Kudpung provided which references a source that describes deluded / delusional as an ableist term:
Refers to people with psychosocial disabilities / mad people / mentally ill people, when experiencing altered states such as hearing voices, having intrusive thoughts, or experiencing paranoia. Often used as a metaphor.
Consider instead: out of touch, totally disconnected, unrealistic expectations
#2. As I said previously, TNT seemingly mentioned [the statement "calling someone who has publicly disclosed a condition"] in order to justify their offense
. Unless I'm gravely mistaken, there's no implication from that that Spartaz was expected in any way to be aware of TNT's condition. ––
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pushing ableist tropes" or "
calling someone who has publicly disclosed a condition which can cause actual delusions 'delusional' is ableist" is far off from calling a person ableist. One is a critique of behaviour (a justified one at that), and another is a comment on someone's character. There is a worlds' worth of difference. TNT does not have to apologize for anything. Your Power 🐍 💬 " What did I tell you?"
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I played Champions, Car Wars and SFB, and I imagine the intersection of folks that played all those is vanishingly small.
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