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Actually, on third thought, there could be an article on the concept of a "hater" - you know, haters gonna hate and all that. "Critic" is the standard English equivalent but is an article on, like, food
critics. This could absolutely be an article and I may just write one up soon.
Red Slash00:46, 6 February 2014 (UTC)reply
Oppose - The primary topic should be
hater (person) (redirect to
hatred) rather than the band. See the example at
WP:PRIMARYREDIRECT: "The article at
Defamation is the primary topic for five terms: "defamation", "
libel", "slander", "vilification", and "calumny". Even though there is a British film with the title Libel, the article at Defamation is still the primary topic for that title and the film must be disambiguated."
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