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There are categories
Category:Possibly living people and
Category:Year of death missing, but discussions on the talk pages of both suggest that people shouldn't be sorted into them unless there is very little chance they would still be alive — i.e., they would be older than 105 years. Do you have Karman's year of birth, or evidence to suggest his age at a given time, from which we could extrapolate a year of birth, and thus his current age? As an example, a news article dated February 13, 1955, which stated, "Harvey Karman, 30, of San Francisco was arrested Thursday." From that article we could extrapolate that Karman was born around 1925, and would be about 81 or 82 now. At that age the probability that he would still be alive would be pretty good. So, unless we have conclusive proof of his YOB (or of his death), I'd say it'd be better to sort him into
Category:Disappeared people. -
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08:52, 13 February 2007 (UTC)reply
The reference to "Mothers' Day of 1972" is far too ambiguous. According to the article
Mother's Day, the date of the year on which Mother's Day is celebrated varies throughout the world, and, the precise date on which it is celebrated in the U.S. also varies yearly, as it observed on the second Sunday of May. This means that the "Mothers' Day of 1972" reference will be unclear to international readers as well as readers who don't have access to a 1972 calendar. Using a
Weekday Calculator, I determined the second Sunday in May 1972 was on the 8th, so I've changed the article for clarity. -
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09:12, 13 February 2007 (UTC)reply