The problem is, this closure, now applied to only one category, fails NPOV - since according to our current state of consensus, we can now tag anti-semites in the US, but we can't tag them in France or Spain. That is exactly why the unified approach was proposed, and accepted. That a small group of editors attempted to override that in one category is improper because it leads to inconsistency and violation of neutral treatment of subjects. Thus, I think those who want to change the longstanding consensus should start and frame the RFC, and I ask you again to reconsider your close (which also, fwiw, does not deal with biographies of dead people). It also doesn't give any hints, besides BURDEN, on who should be added to the category - how anti-semitic must a person be to merit inclusion?