Talk:Bull Mountain, Oregon

message: ===Section contributed to article by User:Cfrjlr===
The incorporation votes by precinct were published Monday November 27 2007, and
the breakdown is below:
There were three precincts in the proposed city boundary (397, 410 and 414),
The incorporation ballot measure would have passed but for the votes of one
small precinct.   Here are the raw numbers:
Incorporation of Bull Mountain Measure 34-129.  Vote for 1
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Code            	Votes	Percentage
01 = Yes        	1,734	47.89
02 = No         	1,887	52.11
03 = OVER VOTES 	1    	
04 = UNDER VOTES	60   	
Precinct	Precinct     	Vote	codes	  	
Number  	Name         	01  	02   	03	04
397     	BULL MOUNTAIN	947 	742  	0 	25
410     	BEEF BEND RD 	494 	660  	0 	14
414     	BARROWS RD   	293 	485  	1 	21
The largest precinct (397) voted overwhelmingly in favor of incorporation, that is the area to the east of 150th Avenue.
Then, add together the numbers for the two precincts, 397 and 410:
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Yes votes:      947 + 494 = 1441<BR>
No votes        742 + 660 = 1402<BR>
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Therefore, the combined precincts of 397 and 410 would have voted in favor
of incorporation by a margin of 39 votes.   Precinct 410 is west of 150th
and straddles the length of Roy Rogers Road.
Only the smallest precinct, Number-414 (the northern Barrows Road area) was heavily opposed to
incorporation.
===Discussion===
I have some concerns about this addition 1) It has a level of detail that seems unencyclopedic, 2) It uses the incorrect voice (2nd person) 3) It is not sourced/seems like original research, 4) It doesn't assert the significance of the small precinct voting differently other than the way it made the election turn out. Katr67 09:55, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: whatever.  Thank you for your censorship.Charles 17:21, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Please assume good faith--accusing other editors of censorship borders on incivility. All my concerns are based on Wikipedia policy and guidelines--I don't have any investment either way in Bull Mountain being annexed/incorporated or not. If I had wanted to censor your additions, I simply would have blanked them--moving them to the talk page is the way these things can be worked out. Can you address any of my concerns please? Also, I unlinked "Friends of Bull Mountain" because it didn't seem notable enough to have an article. If it you think it is notable, please write an article. Thanks! Katr67 18:21, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: The chart was originally presented as "raw data." Thus, no assertion of notability. I agree the chart should be kept off the page, unless at least two things are done: some exposition is added to explain why the numbers are notable, and the source for the chart is cited. See also WP:NOTE -Pete 18:54, 8 February 2007 (UTC)

text: This section looks like something that may be of interest to users of a Washington County centric wiki, but here it just doesn't fit with what Wikipedia is.  Same with a link to Friends of Bull Mountain.  If the article is made, it'll probably be hit with a nomination for deletion because who outside of Tigard or Bull Mountain really cares about or has heard of it?  I think a link to Friends of Bull Mountain would be appropriate though at the bottom or put in to replace the current redlink. --Billdorr 23:58, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Vote breakdown

message: I have some concerns about this addition 1) It has a level of detail that seems unencyclopedic, 2) It uses the incorrect voice (2nd person) 3) It is not sourced/seems like original research, 4) It doesn't assert the significance of the small precinct voting differently other than the way it made the election turn out. Katr67 09:55, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: whatever.  Thank you for your censorship.Charles 17:21, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Please assume good faith--accusing other editors of censorship borders on incivility. All my concerns are based on Wikipedia policy and guidelines--I don't have any investment either way in Bull Mountain being annexed/incorporated or not. If I had wanted to censor your additions, I simply would have blanked them--moving them to the talk page is the way these things can be worked out. Can you address any of my concerns please? Also, I unlinked "Friends of Bull Mountain" because it didn't seem notable enough to have an article. If it you think it is notable, please write an article. Thanks! Katr67 18:21, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: The chart was originally presented as "raw data." Thus, no assertion of notability. I agree the chart should be kept off the page, unless at least two things are done: some exposition is added to explain why the numbers are notable, and the source for the chart is cited. See also WP:NOTE -Pete 18:54, 8 February 2007 (UTC)

text: This section looks like something that may be of interest to users of a Washington County centric wiki, but here it just doesn't fit with what Wikipedia is.  Same with a link to Friends of Bull Mountain.  If the article is made, it'll probably be hit with a nomination for deletion because who outside of Tigard or Bull Mountain really cares about or has heard of it?  I think a link to Friends of Bull Mountain would be appropriate though at the bottom or put in to replace the current redlink. --Billdorr 23:58, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Discussion

message: Looks like an attempt at sour grapes to include this much analysis. If just for that one precinct we would have our city! And had Seattle not stolen the railroad from Tacoma then Tacoma would be great! Booooo, hoooooo. Not only is it sour grapes, but does not in anyway belong in wikipedia. The most important reason is that it is original research. Second it is NPOV. I don't have a problem with the detail (at least the pure numbers), but the analysis is not neutral. You are supposed to let the facts speak for themselves and let the reader decide. Me, looking at the numbers and I see two of three precincts saying no city. So my conclusion comes out, try again with just the one area, not those darn people over there spoiled my city! And for the record I was hoping the city would be formed, that way people in neighboring areas would jump on the bandwagon and form other new cites around Beaverton to stunt their expressed land grabbing schemes, like maybe a city of Nike (Philtown?) or city of Bethany. Aboutmovies 19:13, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
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message: The merger from Friends of Bull Mountain has created a great deal of duplication. Katr67 (talk) 22:09, 26 December 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Yeah, sorry I just did a quick text dump and didn't do any major clean-up myself.  I saw a merge comment on the (now orphaned) talk page regarding notability that I agreed with and felt like doing it. Jason McHuff (talk) 09:32, 8 January 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: Still tagged for clean up since 2007, a bot removed the tag today. Oh well... Valfontis (talk) 03:29, 19 November 2013 (UTC)
replies: text: Forgive me, it was a human! Looks like it got cleaned up some. I wonder if this needs further trimming 6 years later though. Valfontis (talk) 03:31, 19 November 2013 (UTC)
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