User talk:Borislutskovsky
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[edit] Vegetarians
When reverting the addition of to the article on Matt Zimmerman (technologist) you said, "please read description of categories before adding them to articles - an article has to actually talk about the category subject." Which description are you talking about? There is no description at all on.
I'm happy to add, "Matt Zimmerman is a vegetarian," (or something to that effect) to the article but that seems a bit silly silly. Most vegetarians are not particularly notable for their vegetarianism. Rather, it's simply a fact about their eating habits and vegetarianism is not a defining characteristic. This article has already been proposed for deletion on these grounds and it surivived. —mako (talk•contribs) 14:08, 29 March 2007 (UTC)
- Saw your response with a reference to Wikipedia:Categorization and will go ahead start a conversation on the talk page for the guideline. That suggestion simply does not make sense for this particular category. How about or or any of the thousands of categories like them? People are not usually famous for being of a race, of a religion, or from a place but we still have categories for this. This was discussed on the deletion page I mentioned before and the category was kept.
