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I also removed
Islamophobia, which seems too broad a topic and not obviously related to this article.
@
NightHeron restored all three, saying that they don’t see why the links ought to be removed. I’m initiating this discussion to get input on these links. Is there a special reason why the already-linked articles should be repeated in the section? And should
Islamophobia go in the section? ꧁
Zanahary꧂
00:40, 13 June 2024 (UTC)reply
WP:SEEALSO says that generally links in the article are not included in See-also sections, but that's not a rigid rule. Concerning "Islamophobia", it's true that the word is not mentioned in the article. (If it had been mentioned, it likely would have been linked, and you wcould have used that as a reason to remove it from See-also.) However, a type of Islamophobia is mentioned in the article, namely, the presumption [by Zionist groups] that all Muslims are antisemitic.
NightHeron (
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01:35, 13 June 2024 (UTC)reply
it's true that the word [Islamophobia] is not mentioned in the article.
I didn’t say that.
(If it had been mentioned, it likely would have been linked, and you would have used that as a reason to remove it from See-also.)
Am I misreading you, or are you suggesting I’m acting in bad faith in order to suppress something pertinent from the See also section? ꧁
Zanahary꧂
04:04, 13 June 2024 (UTC)reply
No, I didn't at all mean that you were acting in bad faith. I just meant that guidelines, if interpreted rigidly, sometimes even contradict one another (such as the notion that See-alsos must be both closely related to the article and never linked to within the article). Sorry if I was unclear. I changed "would" (which is not the right word) to "could", since of course I don't know what you would do.
NightHeron (
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09:40, 13 June 2024 (UTC)reply
Gotcha. I don’t see the contradiction, since the guidelines don’t say to put links already present in-body in the see also (in my reading). But that aside, why do you think Islamophobia should be linked in see also? To me it seems overly broad and not obviously more appropriate than, say, the similarly tangential
Anti-Arab racism or the similarly broad
Bad faith. ꧁Zanahary꧂23:35, 16 June 2024 (UTC)reply
Because the "presumption that all Muslims are antisemitic" is clearly a form of Islamophobia. The article mentions this as a form that the weaponization takes, according to Plitnick and Aziz.
NightHeron (
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23:52, 16 June 2024 (UTC)reply