Difference between revisions of "Category talk:Firearms Glossary"

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Conservapedia is an encyclopedia not a dictionary. Therefore it makes sense to have only one set of categories. All of the articles that would be placed in the "Firearms Glossary" category should be placed in the "Firearms" category. Thanks, Wschact 06:25, 8 January 2015 (EST)

Response to Wschact's Monday Night Quarterbacking

What Wschact said: (See also Conservapedia:Community_Portal#Glossary_categories) "Conservapedia is an encyclopedia not a dictionary. Therefore it makes sense to have only one set of categories. All of the articles that would be placed in the "Firearms Glossary" category should be placed in the "Firearms" category. Thanks, Wschact 06:25, 8 January 2015 (EST)"

My final response: I strongly disagree about the Categories I have created. Based on these words of support for my Firearms-Preparedness project from User:Conservative: User_talk:TheAmericanRedoubt#User:Conservative_OK_on_the_Addition_of_Preparedness.2FSurvivalism_and_Gun_Articles_on_CP, I will be creating literally hundreds of articles on the the topic of firearms over the next few months. More than 50 in the next 2 weeks. And MANY of them will appropriately be initially short topics that will categorized under Category:Firearms Glossary versus the broader Category:Firearms. Otherwise Category:Firearms will over time become too large like the Category:History.

These short articles will include items such as recoil compensators, half-cock, headspace, IMR powder, wildcat cartridge, out-of-battery, zero-in, internal ballistics, length of pull, muzzle brake, percussion cap, trunnion, Picatinny rail, varmint rifle, pump-action, lever-action, action (firearms), safety (firearms), trigger (firearms), hammer (firearms), stock (firearms), forearm (firearms), match grade, rate of fire, Red dot sight, sabot, sawed-off shotgun, semi-wadcutter, short-barreled rifle, slamfire, hangfire, spitzer bullet, swage, telescoping stock, hammer bite, slide bite, slide (firearms), frame (firearms), receiver (firearms), etc, etc. to name a few.

I have put a lot of thought and energy into this project to attract a different audience of conservatives to our beloved Conservapedia. I first learned of Conservapedia from a hyperlink from James Wesley Rawles. And his popular website (The_Survival_Blog#Strong_Advocate_of_Conservapedia_over_Wikipedia) with more than 80 million unique visits since July 2005 and more than 320,000 unique visits per week is very happy to more frequently link to us where possible, doing his best to avoid what frequently calls the "LiberalPropagandaPedia.

I think I will go back to the Conservapedia:Guidelines#90.2F10_Rule rather than pay to much attention to "squeaky wheel" noisy liberal and/or RINO liberal style critics here. Not to suggest that you are either of those since I don't know anything about you except for what you write here.

I will not be responding as often to your very frequent comments since it is beginning to take up an inordinate amount of time diplomatically answering then and justifying them compared to Conservapedia:Guidelines#90.2F10_Rule.

I will quote User:Conservative to answer your continued attempted micro-management of so many of my contributions: "As far as Monday Night quarterbacking of articles in terms of the talk pages, if reasonable objections are raised, that is fine. But if it is largely a matter of liberal bellyaching due to their sacred cows being tipped over, then the author/authors of articles should not be obligated to engage in wheel spinning due to unreasonable liberal opponents of the articles. Conservative 08:01, 7 January 2015 (EST)"

This will be the last I shall write to you on these matters. Again, I repeat, the gentleman "doth protest too much, methinks".

Why don't you please live the gun stuff to the "gun nuts". :-)

Good day. TheAmericanRedoubt 07:13, 8 January 2015 (EST)