User talk:Zenon Pavonia

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Changes of Trump to Drumpf
Your recent edit to the article for Jersey City, New Jersey made several accurate changes to population estimates but also included four instances where "Trump" was changed to "Drumpf". Was this an error? Alansohn (talk) 22:16, 1 June 2018 (UTC)

My apologies
Yes it was. I have a widget on my browser that changes his name to Drumpf automatically. When I was editing it must have did that. My apologies. Zenon Pavonia (talk) 04:36, 2 June 2018 (UTC)

Happened again in Jersey City, can you correct it please?Djflem (talk) 20:29, 2 October 2018 (UTC)

Has been corrected. Removed widget to prevent it from happening again. Thanks for heads up.

Lists of soccer games
Generally, lists of games played at a specific stadium aren't appropriate, mainly because most stadiums would have significantly long lists not only for special events, but those of the main tenant(s) too. We don't list playoff games for the stadium's main tenant, so why should details be included of every international match played there? If the match is part of a specific season, then the general details will be listed on the appropriate season article; if it's part of a tournament, then it will be listed at the tournament article. While a paragraph can certainly be included that mentions some of the international teams and events that have played there, listing every game, along with details of every game is beyond the WP:SCOPE of the article. Further, it's part of WP:NOT in that Wikipedia is not an encyclopedia of everything. Stadiums host a ton of events. The point of these kinds of articles is to give a thorough, yet still general, overview of the facility as a whole, not the details of every event (or even the details of certain types of events) ever held there. --JonRidinger (talk) 16:04, 2 October 2018 (UTC)

Soccer
There is no hostility to soccer in US stadium articles; the "hostility" is towards listing details about every soccer game ever played at a particular stadium, which is not what the articles are for. I, and other editors, are the same way about listing every NFL game at Wembley Stadium or something similar. Stadium articles are about the facility, not details about every event ever held there. The MetLife Stadium article suffers from a number of inappropriate charts and excessive detail, including the college football games, soccer games, and concerts. Mentioning some of the most significant games and events is, of course, expected and encouraged, but every game/event along with details like revenue, flag icons, etc., is not. We don't mention every NFL game (or even every playoff game) played at MetLife, so why should we mention and document every international soccer game ever played there or every concert? And this goes for any stadium article; mentioning some of the notable international soccer matches at a stadium is most certainly OK, but not infoboxes with flag icons and game details. Those kinds of details are appropriate for articles on specific tournaments or for an article on the game itself. If the game isn't significant enough for its own article and isn't part of a notable tournament (like the Gold Cup or World Cup), then the details certainly shouldn't be at the stadium article. --JonRidinger (talk) 18:42, 28 March 2019 (UTC)

Asbury Park as "Dark City"
This editundefined adds "The Dark City" as a nickname for Asbury Park, New Jersey. The source provided is from a brewery that uses the name, which makes it a somewhat questionable (and promotional) reference. I can't find independent reliable and verifiable sources that support the claim. Do you have anything that would be an appropriate source?

It mentions in the article that they named themselves after the City’s nickname.

https://www.quora.com/Why-is-Asbury-Park-nicknamed-the-Dark-City

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dark%20city

These two links to the question of “What is Asbury Park’s nickname?”. There is no news source sourcing the nickname. It seems to be a more colloquial and not official nickname. Zenon Pavonia (talk) 16:14, 1 May 2020 (UTC)

There is this website blog “New Jersey Isn’t Boring” that also references the brewery using the nickname “Dark City” in it’s review of the brewery.

http://newjerseyisntboring.com/dark-city-brewing-co-asbury-park-review/ Zenon Pavonia (talk) 16:16, 1 May 2020 (UTC)

Hey I also found a Wikipedia page “List of City Nicknames in New Jersey” and it has “The Dark City” listed as it there and cites an article from 2010 of the Atlantic Highlands Herald. I am going to add that citation to the Dark City nickname info box on the Asbury Park page.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_city_nicknames_in_New_Jersey

https://www.ahherald.com/newsbrief-mainmenu-2/artsculture-mainmenu-85/8777-annual-artscap-event-features-author-hisani-dubose Zenon Pavonia (talk) 17:09, 1 May 2020 (UTC)

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