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Comment: See
User_talk:SilkTork#Greene_King and
Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Beer#Change_brewery_titles?. And the naming convention in question:
WP:Brewery name. The standard use of an initial capital in brewery articles is a mistake when a brewery/brewery company does not have Brewery as part of its name, and there is a proposal to change that across all brewery articles. So the issue here is if it is appropriate to use "brewery" as a standard disambiguator when there is no product with the same name (unlike Guinness, Fosters, Coors, Heineken, etc, there is no beer just called Greene King). The use of "brewery" to clarify a brewery company is widespread, and includes Greene King:
[6],
[7],
[8], so the usage of "brewery" after the name of the company is acceptable, and is more
WP:Natural than using a parenthetical disambiguation. However, it is not always necessary, and so we come down to
WP:CONCISE v
WP:MOSAT and
Consistency. While we can assess these articles on a case by case basis, we generally prefer to have name conventions standardised, so it might be appropriate to consider all the brewery articles across Wikipedia where "brewery" is not a formal part of the name, and is used to identify that the article is about the company not the product.
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Could something be said about some of the dodgy teen music played in GK pubs? Since GK have a good mix of customers and ages - might not their pubs have a reasonable mix of sounds? — Preceding
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I totally agree with the sentiment behind this suggestion. But it would not be appropriate to mention it in the article. It is not Wikipedia's job to present this sort of opinion - however much you and I agree with it. We can only summarise what reliable sources say about it.
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11:57, 16 November 2023 (UTC)reply