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| == Hemingway quote == | |||
| Since there seem to be a few misconceptions about ] here, I'd better get this started before {{u|Lord Such&Such}} edit-wars themselves into trouble. | |||
| The editor wishes to include a lengthy blockquote from Hemingway in the article, which makes it look like . That's an unacceptable take-over of a short article by a peripherally relevant, large quote. At the risk of inciting further high dudgeon by slandering Nobel laureates, literary quotes in species articles are '''frills''' - stuff that can be added after the basics are covered and a well-developed article exists that covers taxonomy, ecology, and human use. Having the article look like a Hemingway excerpt with the relevant material forming a light fringe around it is not an acceptable state. Comments by other editors would be welcome. --<span style="font-family:Courier">]</span> <small>(] · ])</small> 00:10, 5 November 2020 (UTC) | |||
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I took this out since it doesn't really reference the subject of the article.
'381 world records have fallen to Fin-Nor reels, including Glassell's 1560-pound black marlin caught in 1953 while filming The Old Man and the Sea (the record still stands).'
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Hemingway quote
Since there seem to be a few misconceptions about WP:BRD here, I'd better get this started before Lord Such&Such edit-wars themselves into trouble.
The editor wishes to include a lengthy blockquote from Hemingway in the article, which makes it look like this. That's an unacceptable take-over of a short article by a peripherally relevant, large quote. At the risk of inciting further high dudgeon by slandering Nobel laureates, literary quotes in species articles are frills - stuff that can be added after the basics are covered and a well-developed article exists that covers taxonomy, ecology, and human use. Having the article look like a Hemingway excerpt with the relevant material forming a light fringe around it is not an acceptable state. Comments by other editors would be welcome. --Elmidae (talk · contribs) 00:10, 5 November 2020 (UTC)
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