Portal talk:Fascism

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[edit] Adding a link to Anti-fascism

I'd like to add a link to Anti-fascism in this portal. Opposed? In favor? Input anyone? --Ma'ath'a'yü (aka:Proofing...huh?) 18:00, 20 May 2006 (UTC)

Where? - DNewhall
I was thinking of putting it under Categories. I also was considering adding a box called Links, See Also, or Related Topics and adding it there instead. If I did that I would add links to several of the prominent fascism related topics in Wiki. I wanted to discuss this before I did it for ideas and input. I feel that the fascism portal, which should well be the launch point for any exploration of fascism, should contain at the least a link to the Anti-fascism page.--Ma'ath'a'yü (aka: Proofing)...huh? 23:17, 20 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Portal:Fascism/New article announcements

How about it? —Morning star 14:29, 26 May 2006 (UTC)

An interesting idea Morning Star. I like the idea of adding a box for new articles as a means for students to easily access the latest work but what constitutes "new"? At what time are they no longer new? When they are no longer "new" where are they relocated? Perhaps a Box Title called Related Articles? There is probably a better title for this than that but something along those lines. The articles could be added as they appear or are discovered with the newest at the top of the list. What are your thoughts? Anyone?

--Ma'ath'a'yü (aka: Proofing) 19:53, 28 May 2006 (UTC)...hmm?

Yeah, I think we'd have issues with deciding what's "new" and "old". Also, most of the other portals don't have new article announcements and the Fascism WikiProject would be the one's both adding most of the new content and interested in what's just been created and not all of them check the portal with any degree of frequency. I would see a new article list as more of something the WikiProject should take care of rather than the portal. - DNewhall

I see your point. Perhaps it would be better to place that as a sub header in the Fascism article itself. I think that a list should exist somewhere that can pull up the articles associated with Fascism. The {{Fascism-stub}} has been approved and is up and running. Maybe all the articles in question could be given the stub and a reference box or heading to the stubbed articles could be added. Now I would think there is a better way to tag them (i.e. add Fascism to the Categories of the articles) but how do we make a list of that and have it be a convenient - and tidy - thing on the Fascism page (or wherever it is placed)? Ideas? --Ma'ath'a'yü (aka: Proofing) 22:54, 28 May 2006 (UTC) ...hmm? |em@il

I was inspired by the example of Portal:Russia/New article announcements so I proposed it here, but Wikipedia:WikiProject Fascism/New article announcements would be just as satisfying. I don't know how far back it would make sense to go... I just thought of it as a way of keeping track of new articles as they were created. —Morning star 02:35, 29 May 2006 (UTC)


Well it looks like an appropriate solution is in place. There is a New Wikipedia articles section on Wikipedia:WikiProject_Fascism. I don't know when it was put in but it is there. I like it and think it serves the purpose. How about you Morning star? Anyone else care to pipe in? --Ma'ath'a'yü (aka: Proofing) 16:33, 29 May 2006 (UTC)Talk | @
Why golly, I'm suprised I missed that. Thanks! —Morning star 19:17, 29 May 2006 (UTC)
Your welcome! But I wish to be clear I didn't add it, just spotted it. I did do a quick look at the history page there but didn't see who added it. For all I know it was inspired by your inquiry Morning star. So thanks to you as well! --Ma'ath'a'yü (aka: Proofing) 20:29, 29 May 2006 (UTC)Talk | @

[edit] Objection to inclusion of such terms as "White Nationalism" and "White Power" in Neo-Fascist series

I don't think terms like "white power" and "white nationalism" should be featured in the Neo-Fascist series. These terms are not directly related to fascism, and certainly not any more related than terms like "black power" and "black nationalism."