Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Swiss referendum "against corporate Rip-offs" of 2013
I'd support a rename if this article is kept. Given that English isn't an official language in Switzerland, it's unlikely that the initiative was submitted as "against corporate Rip-offs" or "against rip-off salaries". Currently, it just strikes me as bad English to have either as an article title. Formal legislative titles tend not to use the term "against" (actions are implied in the text), "rip-off" (slang and POV) or quotation marks (requires additional context). Baring in mind the audience here, I think a more  NAME|formal translation would be more appropriate than a direct transliteration - in spite of what the |original author may want
— User:FunnyPika, 23:27, 13 March 2013 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:COMMON||WP:OWN (Wikipedia:What "Ignore all rules" means)