User talk:GeoWingChun

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Help Needed over at Branches of Wing Chun
Would you mind joining in on the discussion at Talk:Branches_of_Wing_Chun? We are in need of more comments... specifically on the Pruning of Lineages. Thanks. 68.5.147.32 (talk) 06:07, 5 January 2008 (UTC)


 * Yes, could use your input and opinion over at the "No Longer Affiliated Students" thread on the talk page. The anonymous IP wants to remove all "no longer affiliated" branch people from a particular branch listing.  He's also contesting the current structure of the family tree and wants to allow more and more depth.  My viewpoint on the depth is I agree with the current standard set up in the opening paragraphs on the article page.  It represents an abridged family three, to a depth of 3.  Any more and it would start turning in to a gigantic list, and violate list policies regarding WP:NOT.  Likewise, my opinion is that while a person may not be affiliated with the current political organization of that branch/linneage/school, that does not strike them from the family tree.  I've seen to many times in other locations (and attempts to repeat it here) where people are stricken from a family tree in a political move to discredit them as if they were never part of that tree.  If we were talking about every day students, I could certainly agree with not including them, since they come and go.  But this tree listing is composed of actual sifu's. --Marty Goldberg (talk) 07:15, 5 January 2008 (UTC)