Talk:Fremont Brewing

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Notability
There are a few other sources (including nationwide) that didn't haven't made it into the article yet.

Is the bear garden in Fremont or Wallingford?
To me the bear garden it is clearly in Wallingford since it is on the east Aurora. However, others disagree. Is there a reliable source for the name of the neighborhood the bear garden is in?

The City of Seattle is not a reliable source for the name of the neighborhood because: -- c36b9 (talk) 20:03, 24 February 2021 (UTC)
 * 1) This city website is a primary source, not secondary source.
 * 2) The city government has a particular agenda in trying to get people to consider the lower Stone Way area as being Fremont and not Wallingford.
 * 3) The city is not the authority on neighborhood boundaries, public opinion is.

What is your source for claiming that everything east of Aurora is considered Wallingford? I have never heard that before. I recognize this is a topic of discussion, but my problem with the article was that there were no sources supporting the claim that the beer garden was in Wallingford simply because it is east of Aurora. We need to have sources... to me, the district maps provided by the Seattle City Clerk's office are a reliable source. At least they are better than no source at all, and they show the beer garden is in Fremont.

You are stating that public opinion dictates where the borders of neighborhoods are. I'm not sure I agree with that. It is also an issue for the article because there is no way to add "public opinion" as a verifiable reference.

If you can provide a source of data, not based on public opinion, that shows a different definition of the demarcation between Fremont and Wallingford, that is a different matter.

But until such time, I think the article should remain as-edited.

--Mmaberry (talk) 20:28, 24 February 2021 (UTC)


 * Unfortunately, we do not have a reliable source for either definition of Wallingford. That why I asked the question here. The Wallingford article is interesting on the topic. Unfortunately, it doesn't cite an unbiased source. For a long time, I have heard people refer to the area between 99 and Store Way as Wallingford. I started hearing it called when lower Stone Way was redeveloped. However, my experience is not a source. We'll see if others can help resolve this. -- c36b9 (talk) 20:45, 24 February 2021 (UTC)