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Hi Elli, my name is Sam and I am a representative of StormPay (www.stormpay.io). The article about StormPay on Wikipedia is about a company that doesn't exist anymore and had bad reputation. StormPay.io currently owns rights to the naming and is not associated with the old company, however, when customers search for stormpay.io Wikipedia shows old information and the article has our logo which is against the law. I want to edit the article but Wikipedia didn't allow me.
Could you please recommend what I can do in this case and how I can change the old article or create a new one for stormpay.io? --
Stormpay (
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13:41, 21 October 2021 (UTC)
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Stormpay: hi, this is an interesting situation, and thanks for reaching out. We can't delete the old article just because the organization no longer exists - we have many articles on things which no longer exist. If your company is also
notable - meaning it has received
significant coverage in multiple
reliable sources independent of you, then it could also have an article. Then,
our guidelines on disambiguation would apply. I think you could make a decent argument that your company is a primary topic, meaning that it would be located at "StormPay" and the former company at "StormPay (former company)" (or something along those lines, I am not sure what disambiguation would be best).
This depends on your company being notable, though. Do you have multiple reliable sources discussing your company in depth?
WP:NCORP is what's relevant here.
Sidenote: the current company at
StormPaymight not be notable and could potentially be deleted. I wouldn't count on this, though - its notability is iffy, though I could see it being kept.
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Primefac (
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19:34, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
In most cases for registered users, once your account is
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"Move" tab at the top of the page (the tab may be
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Primefac (
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19:36, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
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Primefac: was this really necessary? I didn't move the page because that would've made all the editnotices redirecting there double redirects, breaking them.
Elli (
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19:36, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
Editnotices should be in the Editnotice space, which is why it was set up this way. By copy/pasting those pages directly it's an improper copypaste pagemove.
Primefac (
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19:38, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
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Primefac: no? Templates used in editnotices are generally not in the editnotice pseudo-namespace. I know what a copy-paste pagemove is and while they're generally improper, for ~four lines of text with no significant history I thought it was pretty clear that the benefit of doing the move like I did outweighed any potential harm.
Elli (
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19:39, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
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Primefac: the vast majority of templates used in editnotices are not located there - you can see a partial list at
Template:Editnotice templates. And while I can understand the logic behind having an editnotice for one page redirect to a related one, it's not an optimal situation. If the first page is deemed to no longer need an editnotice, or to need an additional editnotice that the other pages don't, then that requires significant reconfiguration. Additionally, redirects do not have the same effect of transclusion as applies to categories - a category that the template would add is not added if the template is instead redirected to. I've been doing a cleanup of category-less editnotices as these are often ignored and therefore can become out of date or otherwise inaccurate. While these would likely not become dated, switching to transclusions has the other benefits I mentioned - far more flexibility with these editnotices in the future. Therefore, I would ask that you either self-revert or allow me to redo my edits.
Elli (
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19:54, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
I strongly disagree. Editnotices should be on editnotice subpages. If there are exceptions then they should be fixed. If you want to change that, bring it to a noticeboard to discuss further.
Primefac (
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20:09, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
I'm of the same position here for this set of articles. All of the editnotices for the relevant articles will remain in the editnotice pseudo-namespace. But the editnotice template that these editnotices transclude should be located in normal template-space.
I wouldn't be opposed to making another part of the editnotice pseudo-namespace, such as
Template:Editnotices/Templates/, for the purpose of holding editnotice templates used on multiple articles. But that is not the current practice and would require an RfC.
Elli (
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20:17, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
As I said, I'm happy to discuss this at a venue with more individuals (and likely, those with more institutional memory) can discuss and a consensus can be reached regarding how best to deal with these. Editnotices are supposed to be in that space so that they can be template-protected by default, so using generic templates in that space seems rather problematic. Feel free to ping me to that discussion if and when you decide to start it.
Primefac (
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20:22, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
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Primefac: I'd be happy to start such a discussion, but I'd like to come to at least somewhat of an agreement with you here on what the status quo is first. The only editnotice template that is actually in editnotice space I can even find is
Template:Editnotices/Group/U.S. Congress and its subpages (looking at
Category:Editnotice templates). Editnotice templates that are in normal template-space include
Template:Ds/editnotice,
Template:Policy or guideline editnotice, and pretty much every other editnotice template I could think of. Therefore I think that the current consensus as established by what editors have actually done is to place the editnotices in normal template-space. So until an RfC occurs to change that, we should continue the status quo.
Elli (
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20:28, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
(
talk page watcher) Worth noting that some of these are customizable through parameters as well, like the Image OR template or {{pronoun editnotice}}. Having worked with editnotices a bit (although not as much as Elli), I'd also be open to moving these to a pseudo-namespace. I think we can all think of
some reasons that the current system may be suboptimal. (Although I think some flexibility would be good. See the decision I made at
Talk:Martine Moïse#Editnotice for an example, although I guess you could just say that's IAR.) --
Tamzincetacean needed (she/they)20:33, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
For me, the status quo to me is to use the editnotice subspace, and thus we're clearly in disagreement as to the status quo. There is nothing wrong starting the discussion asking what that status quo even is, though.
Primefac (
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21:00, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
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Primefac: I've taken a few days to think about this further -- but I'd like to be able to continue my work here. I have not seen any evidence that your position is how things actually happen, how you think things should happen does not make them the actual status quo. I've given multiple examples of where these templates are actually located. I kindly request that you review these templates and get back to me, I'm not going to make edits that I know will be contested by you, so I'd appreciate if you'd consider dropping your objections here so I can continue without an RfC. If you'd like to move these to subpages of
Template:Editnotices/ instead of their current location, you can always open an RfC yourself.
Elli (
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04:20, 27 October 2021 (UTC)
At the very least, please hold to the proper procedures and do not copy/paste; if you're wanting the language to be at a specific location, move the page from its current location. That was my initial concern about this entire thing.
Primefac (
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08:30, 27 October 2021 (UTC)
There's a whole slew of templates in
Category:Editnotice templates, so that seems like a generally accepted practice to me. It's certainly much better to have those than to
copy and paste editnotice designs between articles. Regarding protection, it's unfortunate that all editnotices are template-protected, since most don't need that strong protection and we'd make more/better use of them if they were more accessible. {{u|Sdkb}}talk21:29, 24 October 2021 (UTC)
Hi Elli, thank you for your response to my previous question. Would you please help to understand if the following sources count as reliable sources that are discussing StormPay (stormpay.io) and we can use them to replace old StormPay (former company)?
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Stormpay: thanks for your question. Sadly, no. Source one is neither independent nor significant. Same with source two. Source three could be considered significant but not independent - same with sources four and six. Source five doesn't mention stormpay at all. Can I suggest you look closely at
WP:ORGCRIT? Thanks, and feel free to ask me any follow up questions you might have.
Elli (
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15:45, 26 October 2021 (UTC)
Hi Elli, thanks for your response to my last question. One last thing I forgot to mention in my last question is that StormPay (stormpay.io) owns the trademark for StormPay. Would that help us somehow to replace the information on Wikipedia or at least ask the old information to be removed? --
Stormpay (
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06:14, 27 October 2021 (UTC)
DYK for 2021 Facebook outage
On
27 October 2021, Did you know was updated with a fact from the article 2021 Facebook outage, which you recently created, substantially expanded, or brought to good article status. The fact was ... that their outage on October 4, 2021, also cut off
Facebook's internal communications, preventing employees from sending or receiving external emails or logging in to Zoom? The nomination discussion and review may be seen at
Template:Did you know nominations/2021 Facebook outage. You are welcome to check how many pageviews the nominated article or articles got while on the front page (
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2021 Facebook outage), and if they received a combined total of at least 416.7 views per hour (i.e., 5,000 views in 12 hours or 10,000 in 24), the hook may be added to
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To elaborate on
this edit, I have not been redirecting forever. I started NPP run from the oldest, and redirected them as I came across them over the past 2 or 3 days. I don't know if there are more to come, so if you think they should not be redirected, I won't. About the past ones, I won't be going back to articles I have reviewed, so I won't be doing anything whatever happens. I only reverted to tell you there was an AFD (which I also found during my run). But it felt like poor form, so I am here anyway, so I guess I needed not make that edit at all. Regards! Usedtobecool☎️17:15, 28 October 2021 (UTC)
“You never know. You don’t know. There’s always a chance, absolutely,” Manchin said in an interview. When it comes to a potential reelection campaign alongside a presidential race in 2024, Manchin said: “You better be prepared, that’s all I can say. And I’m being prepared.” is what the article said [1]
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Cookiemonstericecream: that was referring to running for re-election. The headline makes that clearer: Sen. Joe Manchin said 2018 was his "last campaign for Senate." Now, he says "you never know" about 2024.Elli (
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19:20, 4 November 2021 (UTC)
Hi
Elli! I was informed via email from a couple of users a few weeks ago that a bunch of template pages that I created were nominated for
speedy deletion under
G6. Confused with what was going on and why, I went to find out what pages were nominated and what the reason was for. I ended up having to focus my attention elsewhere before I managed to figure things out. I eventually forgot about it and carried on...
Just now, as I was going through my old emails and deleting them, I came across the emails that were from those users that were notifying me of the G6 deletions a few weeks back. After some searching and peeking through logs, I found that you had nominated all of those
edit notices that I had created for my user talk archive pages, and that you had created a group notice for me.
Explicit was pretty spot-on in the deletion reason for those pages - I guess I never took the time to get group notices to work, and I just created a bunch of edit notice pages for each one instead... Looking back on that now, I guess that was pretty stupid and silly of me to do, huh? ... :-D
Anyways, I just wanted to reach out to you and thank you for creating that group notice for me. I took some time just a bit ago and read up on proper group notice creation at
WP:EDN, and... yeah... it's actually a very simple process once you've actually read through all of the documentation on how to do so (which I... well... obviously didn't). ;-) Anyways, I greatly appreciate you for doing that. If anything, it forced me to go and read up on this, and I obviously learned something new. :-)
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Oshwah: thank you very much for the message! And I don't blame you at all for not understanding group editnotices initially, it's not a particularly intuitive system. Made the same mistake myself a few times.
Elli (
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16:29, 12 November 2021 (UTC)
I wanted to let you know that tweaked the documentation slightly to better encapsulate who the template is for, and to suggest a default time for the expiry parameter. You're welcome to adjust any part of it if you feel its needed.
TomStar81 (
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18:30, 12 November 2021 (UTC)
Thank you for your review. Yes, as of right now no review articles have been written about the album. I will update the page as soon as there is an article. Thanks again. —Bostonite01310 talk|contribs18:13, 15 November 2021 (UTC)
Accidental removal of 2 requests
My bad I didn't mean to remove 2 requests. Also I didn't know that it was a c&p move as I thought it was just a request to revert an undiscussed move. My apologies. ―
Blaze The WolfTalkBlaze Wolf#654518:21, 16 November 2021 (UTC)
No worries, I'd just suggest not removing requests and instead fixing/ignoring them, especially as you're not a pagemover yet.
Elli (
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18:22, 16 November 2021 (UTC)
Huh? What do you mean as I"m not a pagemover yet? I can definitely move pages. Do I suddenly need special perms to move pages? ―
Blaze The WolfTalkBlaze Wolf#654500:44, 17 November 2021 (UTC)
When you tag pages for speedy deletion, please post a notice on the page creator's talk page letting them know what's happening. Twinkle should post these notices for you once you set up your Preferences to "Notify page creator" and make sure all of the CSD boxes are checked. But if Twinkle doesn't post a notice, you should do so yourself. This is especially important for a brand new editor so they are aware why pages they have created were deleted. Thank you. LizRead!Talk!04:53, 18 November 2021 (UTC)
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The article
2000 Alabama Amendment 2 you nominated as a
good article has passed ; see
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Premeditated Chaos (
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18:21, 23 November 2021 (UTC)
I'd rather not bring more attention to this so I'm commenting here but just so you understand. You might think of it as benign or silly or whatever, but what you did
here was grossly inappropriate and shows remarkably poor judgement. Sure, the article itself does not dox anyone but it contains a hyperlink which attacks three editors and doxes not just one but two of them. When you see that something is blacklisted, it is for a reason and it applies to project space as well, and at a minimum needs to be whitelisted before being included anywhere. Tayi ArajakateTalk14:43, 3 December 2021 (UTC)
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Tayi Arajakate: thanks for your message. I did not check all the hyperlinks of the linked-to article, which was indeed poor judgement on my part when dealing with such a link. I figured, given the listing at RSP, that the main reason for blacklisting was to prevent use as an article source and prevent the linking of doxxing of editors, neither of which was apparent to me when I added the link. But seeing further discussion and the reasons you presented I agree this was a mistake and I will not do a similar thing in the future.
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16:40, 3 December 2021 (UTC)
A reflection of your XFD for April Fool's nominations
Hello. As the one who came up with joke AfDs for Robinhood and Mike Soroka last April Fool's, I would like to apologise for my less-than-appropriate behaviour during that discussion. In hindsight, I should not have seen your nomination as targeting of any kind. Although I stand by my Speedy Deletion request for the two AfDs, I should have handled my on-Wiki comments better. Sorry,
NotReallySoroka (
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06:41, 3 December 2021 (UTC)
Thanks for your participation in the November 2021 New Pages Patrol drive
The Reviewer Barnstar
For reviewing at least 50 articles during the drive.
Thank you for reviewing or re-reviewing 88 articles, which helped contribute to an overall 1276-article reduction in the backlog during the drive.
And an extra thanks for helping with the grunt work of coordination! (
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c) buidhe12:33, 3 December 2021 (UTC)
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Buidhe: was glad to help. Wish it would've gotten more of the backlog down though, I think we've learned some lessons for making the next drive (perhaps next year?) more effective.
Elli (
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12:45, 3 December 2021 (UTC)
Sorry I was not able to do much. And it appears neither were most others (15 people who signed up but did 0 reviews?). I think NPP needs to seriously consider how to give reviewers more encouragement and support (or whatever else may be the problem? Maybe we need to consider that first). And I would be interested to hear your and other coordinators' thoughts.
Regards! Usedtobecool☎️15:07, 6 December 2021 (UTC)
Thank you for catching this vandalism. How did you happen upon a file talk page? Or are you just very active scanning recent changes? I worry about pages like this, that no one has on their Watchlists. Thanks again for all of the work you do here. LizRead!Talk!21:38, 7 December 2021 (UTC)
Please do not unclose/restore the RFC, we already have a discussion that has been ongoing for days and has been advertised in multiple venues to solicit additional feedback. We do not need a second discussion on basically the same thing. —
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Locke Cole: I agree that there had already been a discussion, but said discussion was not formatted like an RfC, did not start as an RfC, and was not heading towards a clear consensus that people would likely be happy with. I think that a new RfC would be far more effective at establishing a workable consensus than what we had previously, and you can see this in my discussion with Love of Corey
here (
permalink). I won't restore but I would ask you to self-revert.
Elli (
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05:03, 8 December 2021 (UTC)
I'm sorry, but we aren't going to hit the reset button because someone now wants to make it a formal RfC. It's been promoted in multiple venues and received a significant amount of feedback from multiple editors. I have no intention of putting myself through this again unless it's a wider discussion to clarify that victim lists are not expressly covered by NOTMEMORIAL and are allowed absent a good reason to exclude them. —
Locke Cole •
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Locke Cole: fair enough. I'm stepping back from the talkpage discussion there because after re-considering I've seen that I got a bit emotionally invested, and I really don't care that much about what happens. Would support a broader RfC to clarify this so we don't have this debate every single time, ugh.
Elli (
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06:29, 8 December 2021 (UTC)
That's reasonable. For what it's worth, it definitely has me invested as well, which is why I keep trying to steer the conversation away from what I or others prefer/like/want and what our sources state. I've rarely seen an article turn out badly that followed the sources and used them for guidance on balance/neutrality. I may try for something broader, if I do, I'll likely ping all involved at that discussion so we can end this cycle of debate. —
Locke Cole •
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Locke Cole: Yeah, agree with you there. Our goal should be to follow the sources, especially when editors disagree on what to do. Looking forward to such an RfC if you do decide to make one.
Elli (
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06:48, 8 December 2021 (UTC)
I have had a conversation last night about Spacious. This domain site was blocked. I asked to remove the domain, but now I think it doesn't work right now for heavy spamming.
But it was said, "If the link is keeping you from editing Spacious, you can make a whitelist request so that the corp link can remain there"
Then I have messaged Jamie. But maybe Jamie takes me the wrong way.
Please help to get out of this trouble! Can you please mention someone who can help me?
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Ithinknationalgeographicisbetter Hi Mia. I'm an admin here, and I happened to be passing by and spotted your question to Elli. Could you be more specific, please? What article? What misinformation? Is it still there? Was it vandalism, or a poorly sourced statement? Were the citations of an
unreliable nature? If you feel confident, you could fix any error or vandalism yourself by making a
WP:REVERT of any recent edit which damaged the page. Another way for a new editor to raise concerns is to post their concerns on the actual Talk Page of the article in the hope that those who watch that particular page might be moved to fix it for you. I'll leave you a welcome message on your talk page with a few useful links, but do drop by the
Teahouse where our volunteer hosts are keen to help anyone new to Wikipedia and who needs help with editing. Regards,
Nick Moyes (
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23:54, 8 December 2021 (UTC)
I want to edit the article on Peter A. McCullough. The cites uswed to support him spreading misinformation are, well blogs, politically motivated news media, etc. why can't you go to the article and click on your used name and edit that article --
Pawn54 (
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01:23, 16 December 2021 (UTC)
Bangladesh 4 (2018) [But despite this history, today, the Jewish population of Bangladesh is virtually non-existent. According to local sources, there are only 4 Jews living in Dhaka and they keep their identity private.What happened to the Jews of Bangladesh? - Foreign Policy ...foreignpolicyblogs.com/2018/04/30/what-happened-to-th]
This is a lot of work you're asking me to do here to update the table. Can I suggest you register an account, get extended confirmed (by making good edits elsewhere), and make the edits yourself in the future? If not, at least could you copy the entire contents of the page into
User:Elli/sandbox5, make the changes you want made, and save it, so I can simply copy them over?
Elli (
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22:11, 29 December 2021 (UTC)
Thanks for making the changes. However, I'm not sure about the accuracy of all these numbers given the sources, for example this source:
[1] which you gave for Egypt only says "less than 20". Can you please double check that? Also, a lot of the sources you gave are bare URLs, if you could make the Jewish Virtual Library ones full citations that would be great.
Elli (
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05:11, 30 December 2021 (UTC)
Jewish Virtual Library is an online encyclopedia published by American–Israeli Cooperative Enterprise. It has apparently drawn criticism for pro-Israel bias and "Zionist propaganda"; its entry at
WP:RSP describes it as partisan and mostly unreliable. I don't think it should be used as a source for Jewish population in Arab countries. Some other sources here may have similar leanings. ezlev (
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05:22, 30 December 2021 (UTC)
Tunisa see Sergio DellaPergola, “World Jewish Population, 2020,” in Arnold Dashefsky and Ira M. Sheskin (eds.), The American Jewish Year Book, 2020, Dordrecht: Springer, (2021).
Lebanon -see Beirut synagogue renovated after port blast, but no Jews likely to pray there,” Times of Israel, (December 17, 2020).
Bangladesh -see But despite this history, today, the Jewish population of Bangladesh is virtually non-existent. According to local sources, there are only 4 Jews living in Dhaka and they keep their identity private.What happened to the Jews of Bangladesh? - Foreign Policy ...foreignpolicyblogs.com/2018/04/30/what-happened-to-th
As per my understanding, GNG eligibility is considered to have been met if there are at least two significant coverage from independent, reliable sources.
This topic seems to have the required such coverage in the following:
[1][2][3]
Please explain how GNG is not met so that I avoid similar articles in the future.
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Wickedwiki2: there were, sorry about that. I'm kinda sleepy but will try to get back to you when I have more time to look at these sources. Please feel free to ping me in a few days if I haven't replied.
Elli (
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08:52, 1 January 2022 (UTC)
On
1 January 2022, Did you know was updated with a fact from the article Dash for Cash, which you recently created, substantially expanded, or brought to good article status. The fact was ... that Dash for Cash, an event in which teachers competed to grab
one-dollar bills to pay for school supplies, was criticized for being dehumanizing? The nomination discussion and review may be seen at
Template:Did you know nominations/Dash for Cash. You are welcome to check how many pageviews the nominated article or articles got while on the front page (
here's how,
Dash for Cash), and if they received a combined total of at least 416.7 views per hour (i.e., 5,000 views in 12 hours or 10,000 in 24), the hook may be added to
the statistics page. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the
Did you know talk page.
it's one of the nice things about being storytellers, the way we are—sometimes, you just don't know what stories people are going to like. I think
a plate of meatballs made the top 5 hooks of November 2021. But I think this particular story connected with readers on an emotional level; no one wants to be forced to scrape together money like that, and given that the hook isn't talking about some far-flung place, it makes people (particularly parents and teachers) feel connected to the issue. At least, that's my reading of it—i suppose the lesson of the mondeghili is that we just don't know what people will choose to care about.
theleekycauldron (
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06:37, 2 January 2022 (UTC)