Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Dihydrogen monoxide hoax
Moses|This guy proposed Parting of the Red Sea|splitting this topic a few millennia ago to make way for Book of Exodus|a move. We're still waiting. Seriously, though, it is not normal to insert  terms like "hoax" into article titles. Atlantis isn't titled "Atlantis hoax", even if Plato likely intended it as an April 1-style piece. Bre-X isn't titled "Bre-X hoax", even if every  says they salted the samples. Shakespeare's works aren't given titles like "Merchant of Venice hoax", even if they were intended as theatrical fiction. Dihydrogen monoxide was carefully constructed so that every word in every one of the claims is verifiable and true. Every word. I can't look out at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, Nova Scotia#Titanic victims|this and claim in good faith that "it never happened". May they rest in peace
— User:K7L, 14:42, 1 April 2016 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:POV||WP:RS (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)