Talk:Cobble Hill, Brooklyn

message: I changed the wording on the use of the lower level of the Bergen Street station because
(1) The Culver line has never really seen a long period of express service
(2) The assertion that neighborhoods to the south (such as Park Slope) had larger populations in the 1970s seems unfounded
There certainly has been express service on the line, but for various reasons, it has never been very successful. Efforts are underway by some residents to persuade the MTA to resume express service on the Culver Line, at least out to Church Ave.
--Boreas231 23:10, 7 August 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Changing wording on express service 

message: This article currently contradicts itself.  If Court Street is considered CH's eastern boundary, then it can't be "centered on" Court and Smith Streets.  If the intention is to say the commercial district on Smith in Boerum Hill serves CH, that should be explained -- or else the eastern boundary should be revised.
Decafdyke (talk) 23:52, 18 November 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Boundaries 

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thread_title:  External links modified 

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thread_title:  External links modified 

message: I removed a section on libraries comprising entirely libraries that aren't in Cobble Hill. It was reverted, but none of the sources included mention the subject of the page, making inclusion somewhere between OR and UNDUE. Cobble Hill also doesn't have a DMV or a post office, isn't home to borough hall, doesn't have a ferry or an R line stop... that all of these are likewise in walking distance seems like, by the same token, reason to include, too? There are even several other libraries also within walking distance that aren't listed. Depending on which side of the neighborhood you're on, the Brooklyn Heights (and maybe even Red Hook?) library could even be closer than the Pacific branch. "No X here, but convenient access through a different part of town" just seems like we're writing a guidebook or realty listing. — Rhododendrites talk \\ 05:49, 31 May 2020 (UTC)
replies: text: Just because the library isn't in Cobble Hill doesn't mean it doesn't serve Cobble Hill. The placement of libraries took place quite a long time ago, when the population distribution was different, and neighborhoods had different characteristics then they do now. We routinely report what police stations or fire stations serve a neighborhood, even if they're not located in the neighborhood.  The same for schools, which have "cachments" at the elementary level which can include neighborhoods in which the physical school is not located  True, we're not a guidebook, but we are supposed to describe the subjects of our articles, and that includes the public services they get, and where those services come from.  Leaving out such information seems to me to be a disservice to our readers, and creates a false impression of the neighborhood' character.  That library information has been in the article for a long time now, and I see absolutely no benefit to the encyclopedia in deleting it.  Beyond My Ken (talk) 06:07, 31 May 2020 (UTC)
thread_title:  Libraries