Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Neopaganism/Archive 2

message: ===Paganism vs Neopaganism in stubs===
I think that the vast majority of the articles I have seen with a  refer to neopaganism and should reflect as such Phoenix9
:Have we reached a point at which so many articles are tagged with :Template:Paganism stub that it needs to be further broken down?  Jkelly 19:12, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I initially thought that renaming the stub template/category to "neopaganism" would be a good idea, but now that I've had a chance to reflect, I'd say that since neopaganism is a subcategory of paganism there's no reason to rename.  Also, there are several articles in :Category:Paganism stubs that really wouldn't fit if we renamed the category, like Pantheon (gods), Crypto-Paganism, Finnish paganism, etc. - AdelaMae (talk - contribs) 20:03, 12 February 2006 (UTC)

text: Then let us not be in a rush to granulate, while remaining open to the idea of refinement in the future.  Jkelly 21:43, 12 February 2006 (UTC)

text: So what do you suggest? Jkelly 19:13, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I think Phoenix9 meant to say, "the fact that a pentagram is not univesaly a symbol of neopaganism should NOT exclude it..." That would match up with Phoenix's comments on WP:WSS/D that "a Pentagram is a perfectly acceptable symbol" and "The fact that its not used universaly is not a sound argument."  My response, here as there, is to point out that the pentagram generally refers only to Wicca, that only 48 out of the current 82 paganism stubs are Wicca-related articles, and that many of the people working on the other 34 articles would be extremely offended by a stub template with a pentagram on it.  It would be like using a picture of the Pope on the Christianity stub template.  I don't see why we even need an icon; in fact, I think that not using an icon is in the best interests of Wikipedia as developer has urged that decorative or navigational images be removed because they cause server load problems.  Also, note this line from the stub template creation instructions at Wikipedia:Stub: "It is also possible to add a small image to the stub template (the "stub icon"). However, this is discouraged because it increases the strain on the Wikipedia servers." - AdelaMae (talk - contribs) 20:03, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Probably best to keep the conversation in one place.  Jkelly 21:43, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Stub Discussion

message: I think that the vast majority of the articles I have seen with a  refer to neopaganism and should reflect as such Phoenix9
:Have we reached a point at which so many articles are tagged with :Template:Paganism stub that it needs to be further broken down?  Jkelly 19:12, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I initially thought that renaming the stub template/category to "neopaganism" would be a good idea, but now that I've had a chance to reflect, I'd say that since neopaganism is a subcategory of paganism there's no reason to rename.  Also, there are several articles in :Category:Paganism stubs that really wouldn't fit if we renamed the category, like Pantheon (gods), Crypto-Paganism, Finnish paganism, etc. - AdelaMae (talk - contribs) 20:03, 12 February 2006 (UTC)

text: Then let us not be in a rush to granulate, while remaining open to the idea of refinement in the future.  Jkelly 21:43, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Paganism vs Neopaganism in stubs

message: I'm not sure if a separate category for Wicca stubs is necessary, since this would split up :Category:Paganism stubs about half and half, with neither half having enough stubs to meet the minimum threshold (60).  While the threshold requirement may be waived for stub categories associated with a WikiProject, I really don't know that we need to separate them out at this point, since the entire contents of :Category:Paganism stubs still fit on one page. - AdelaMae (talk - contribs) 20:11, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Then let us not be in a rush to granulate, while remaining open to the idea of refinement in the future.  Jkelly 21:43, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Wicca-stub

message: As I stated on the Stub Sorting page I think that the fact that a pentagram is not univesaly a symbol of neopaganism should exclude it from use on the stub, personaly when I'm browsing on WP I'm much more likely to notice a stub tag (and perhaps expand the article) when it has an image Phoenix9
:So what do you suggest? Jkelly 19:13, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I think Phoenix9 meant to say, "the fact that a pentagram is not univesaly a symbol of neopaganism should NOT exclude it..." That would match up with Phoenix's comments on WP:WSS/D that "a Pentagram is a perfectly acceptable symbol" and "The fact that its not used universaly is not a sound argument."  My response, here as there, is to point out that the pentagram generally refers only to Wicca, that only 48 out of the current 82 paganism stubs are Wicca-related articles, and that many of the people working on the other 34 articles would be extremely offended by a stub template with a pentagram on it.  It would be like using a picture of the Pope on the Christianity stub template.  I don't see why we even need an icon; in fact, I think that not using an icon is in the best interests of Wikipedia as developer has urged that decorative or navigational images be removed because they cause server load problems.  Also, note this line from the stub template creation instructions at Wikipedia:Stub: "It is also possible to add a small image to the stub template (the "stub icon"). However, this is discouraged because it increases the strain on the Wikipedia servers." - AdelaMae (talk - contribs) 20:03, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Probably best to keep the conversation in one place.  Jkelly 21:43, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Pentagram (?)

message: May I call your attention to the discussion on Talk:Pagan activism? - AdelaMae (talk - contribs) 04:06, 24 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  [[Pagan activism]] 

message: I created stubs for most of the requested articles -- I hope you like them.  I skipped some because 
(1) I found insufficient material to create an article that will not get deleted.  For instance, they lack Google hits or have insufficient notability.  These are An Slua Sidhe, Green Egg, Correllian Wicca, Cherry Hill Seminary, Vivienne Crowley, T. Thorn Coyle and Robert Ellison (Rev. Skip Ellison).
(For instance, one I created, Y.S.E.E., was already tagged as lacking .)
(2) Leanan sidhe, Cath Puluc, Witchvox, Pagan Pride international and Áes Dána are already covered thoroughly in existing articles.  Redirects are best for them.
(3) Phyllis Curott (this is the correct spelling), I think, is better redirected, for now, to her autobiography Book of Shadows (biography).  
Enjoy! --Perfecto 04:30, 26 March 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Thank you for all of that hard work!  I have added more information on the organization's significance to the article on YSEE, which should be more than enough to prevent its deletion.  I am not sure where the articles you listed in (2) should be redirected; could you go ahead and create those redirects?   I have created the redirect for Phyllis Curott.  Of the article titles you listed as not sufficiently notable, I believe that Green Egg may be a viable article title, as this magazine existed for quite a long time and was important to the development of the neopagan community.  It may take time to research this, though, as most of the useful references will probably be in books rather than online. - AdelaMae (talk - contribs) 07:18, 27 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  As you requested 

message: There seems to be a large amount of vegetarians within the neopagan community and I would like to request some help adding neopaganism to Vegetarianism and religion. If anyone here is interested in helping please let me know. Thanks - Solar 09:57, 29 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Vegetarianism and religion 

message: Having run across several "X in Neopaganism" sections that struck me as very "off," especially in their claims about the practices of Hellenic polytheists (who they erroneously called "Hellenistic"), I have discovered that they are coming from two editors, both of whom were active only in August 2005: 67.132.243.203 and LucaviX.
Here's an example of the kind of thing I'm talking about, from the anon user's edit to Cronus:
:"Modern Neopagans have what may be percieved as a rather New Age view of Cronus, particularly Hellenistic Neopagan sects in the United States hold many metaphoric interpretations of the myths regarding Cronus. In many ways Cronus takes on imagery of Christian myths regarding Satan. Cronus is believed by many to be a cruel and malevolent god that feeds on dominance and subjugation. Rather the many new age roles attributed to Cronus is grounded in actual mythology does not seem relevant to many pagan sects."
As a Hellenic polytheist, I believe I can quite confidently say that this is just plain wrong.  I am tempted to say something stronger but I will restrain myself.  See my comments on Talk:Tartarus for details.  I don't have time this morning, but we desperately need to go through all of these mythology articles and weed the good information out from the bad.  Many of the sections also seem biased against eclectic neopaganism, taking every opportunity to take a stab at eclectic practices by calling them "New Age," and there are also many broad generalizations about Neopagans that may or may not have any truth to them but are completely unreferenced regardless. - AdelaMae (talk - contribs) 15:20, 28 April 2006 (UTC)
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Urgent
 Solved NPOV problem - X in Neopaganism 

message: This article needs some definite TLC. It started as almost an exact copy of CUEW's "Tradition Info Sheet" at Witchvox, but it's not a CopyVio, because the person who wrote the articleowns and can license the text.
This article needs some objectivity, or it may need to be deleted under WP:VAIN. The big problem is, while I'm no longer associated with CUEW, I'm a former member who left on good terms, so I don't have the objectivity to write anything but a praise peace.  Justin Eiler 00:29, 29 April 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  [[Universal Eclectic Wicca]] 

message: There's currently an article up for deletion (for lack of notability and verifiability on an alleged tradition in Lancashire called "Tunday", when "significant" date/time combinations such as the recent "01:02:03 04/05/06" are apparently celebrated. Frankly the whole thing looks like a tissue of nonsense, but the proponent (or proponents; there seems to be a lot of puppetry going on) is now claiming here that this is based on a Druidic ritual. Per an alleged book by someone called Anthony Langdon (who is not apparent on Google) entitled "Lesser known traditions of England and Wales" (which is not findable anywhere either):“Tunday has been an Celtic tradition since circa 230AD, the tradition was a ritual preformed by believers of pre-roman druidism, the ritual was preformed on the hour of the calendar day of the subsequent number of the month of the subsequent number” it goes on to say that “The tradition no longer includes a human sacrifice, but the custom of praying to the Celtic gods for desires has remained. This appears to have evolved into the current practice of wishing. It appears that the tradition has been passed on through a relatively small area of Celtic ancestry to lead to today's current Lancastrian tradition along with several small Welsh communities who also practice this tradition. The old rituals of sacrifice were replaced over time, when Druidism as a religion was practically destroyed in circa 60BC by the Romans, by those less loyal to the tradition by simple good will gestures, to be in accordance with Roman rule.” 
This looks deeply suspect to me, but in the interests of good faith I thought I'd ask here whether anyone familiar with Druidic traditions has ever heard of this or anything like it. Thanks. Tonywalton  | Talk 10:48, 9 May 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: That whole Druidic survival looks like nonsense to me. The person that made it up doesn't even know who the Coligny calendar worked. I suspect its a joke,or perhaps an experiment to see how rapidly it gets replicated into hundreds of web pages . --Nantonos 12:53, 22 July 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  [[Tunday]] 

message: The Wiccan Church stub still needs citations.  I have restructered it some, and written a couple of sentences to help the article flow more readily.  I only included knowledge I had from participating in a coven, and being a former Solitairy practicioner.  I have no reference material at the moment.  Almost each paragraph needs a citation or reference.  The three most important areas would be 1. The Introductory paragraph.  2. The Legal Status of Wiccan and Pagan orginisations.  And 3. A citation noting that there is debate on the origin of the word 'Wicca'. 
Thanks
69.245.175.43 16:29, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Thanks for your work on the article.  I don't know that the "Wiccan Church" article really needs any kind of discussion about the word "Wicca"; we can link to Wicca for that.  Jkelly 17:37, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Wiccan Church stub 

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thread_title:  [[Sex magic]] blanking and POV/advertisement 

message: Hello everyone. I'm going to take on the Altar cloth article. You can view my changes in my sandbox. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Baudoin (talk • contribs) 11:06, 5 July 2006
:Any reason not to handle it at the article itself? -- nae'blis (talk) 16:07, 5 July 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Articles needing help of some other kind 

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message: Hello, and BB all! I just joined up after making serious edits to Llewellyn Worldwide and Silver RavenWolf. I'd like to get some peer review of the articles, in particular my POV scrub to Silver's page. --Roninbk 17:30, 16 September 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Peer review of article cleanup 

message: I'm taking a class on paganism and neopaganism and I have a lot of information about ancient pagan religions; would you like me to add this information as it relates to modern beliefs about ancient pagan religions, using my textbooks to source it? What I mean is, a lot of neopagans hold beliefs about ancient pagans that don't hold up to historical records, and I could write some sort of section in an article (maybe wicca?) about it-- origins of holidays, druidic practices, early christians, et cetera. Where do you want me to put that? Kuronue 15:11, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: That sounds like a fantastic idea. I would suggest a ==History== section of certain traditions, like Wicca, Stregheria, etc, and if you can't sort out where it might go, ask on the talk page of a related article (or here, as a last resort, since it doesn't get a lot of eyeballs). -- nae'blis 22:29, 20 September 2006 (UTC)

text: Great... but please be careful about Wikipedia:No original research and avoid drawing connections that no reputable scholar has.  Adding material to Druidry about ancient practice and modern practice, and even the differences between the two, would be great, as this has been extensively written about, but adding information about, um, "ancient Italian Pagan Witchcraft" / Religio Romano / Etruscan myth to Stregheria would be not so good.  Wicca probably doesn't need a section devoted to its differences from some generic original Paganism, but there's a lot of referencing to do in that article and it sounds like you could help with that.  So do please engage with editors on the Talk pages of the different articles you are thinking about, and I'm sure that your interest in good sourcing will be very welcome.  Jkelly 22:43, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: And just a history/research reference towards that end: Dame Sybil Leek's A Ring of Magic Islands, which in places delves into the survival of ancient paganism within local custom, and also with her own ideas/speculations about the meaning of ancient pagan belief/ritual.  Photos by her son Stephen, with writeups on all the "little islands" ringing Britain and Ireland and the cults and mysteries associated with each.  Noteworthy because it's a modern-era pagan history that was written before neo-paganism started taking itself all high-and-holy and laying on post-counterculture morality/ideals.  She doesn't wince, as neo-pagans might, in discussing human sacrifice, for instanceSkookum1 22:45, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
replies: text:  Don't worry, I'll just be adding factual information from my textbooks and the conclusions the scholars drew, mostly what's different than what I was taught by pagan friends and websites. I'll be doing this probably until december, as the class is still ongoing, but we've finished the unit on ancient pagans and we're now halfway done with the unit on witchcraft trials (two very controversial topics where I feel facts tend to be lacking in neopagan sources). I'll get on that probably later tonight or tomorrow Kuronue 02:01, 21 September 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  History of paganism as it relates to neopagan beliefs 

message: Public nudity#Variable sexualized environments lists skyclad and Neopagan gatherings as being variably sexualised.  Somehow this doesn't jibe with what the article on skyclad says, and borders on insulting.  No, I'm not here on wiki to be un-offended, but there isn't any citation, really, for that claim.  I'll slap a citation needed tag on it, if it stays uncited for more than five days, I'm pulling the statement.--Vidkun 12:47, 25 September 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Yeah, I took a look at it and excised it. It didn't really say anything, except that "sometimes, people have sex near where people have skyclad rituals!". Well, Duh. Add that to a lack of citation, and the burden of proof for something which appears to be negatively POV falls on the adder, in my opinion. -- nae'blis 19:07, 25 September 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  needs rewrite, or removal: 

message: Hi.  I need a third opinion at Talk:List of Thelemites.  An editor very much insists that both French Renaissance author François Rabelais and Gerald Gardner belong on this list.  I suggest that this inappropriate.  Can someone other than me comment, as I have nothing more to say about it and we seem to have descended into sterile reverting. Jkelly 16:50, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
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thread_title:  [[Talk:List of Thelemites]] 

message: Seen on the main project page:
* Correlian Wicca, due to the Witch School connection
Does this need to be listed as a "Requested Article?" There are no articles linking to these pages (except the WP:WPN page), and while I am aware of both the tradition and the school, I'm honestly not sure they would meet the criteria of Noptability that Wikipedia requires. Justin Eiler 00:18, 8 October 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: WitchSchool has over 170,000 registered users, is unique (to the best of my knowledge) in offering Wiccan degree training and clergy training online, and has a physical location in Hoopeston, IL that is open to the public on a daily basis.  The associated Correllian Nativist Tradition claims over 120 local groups (I think they call them Shrines?) around the world and members in 80 countries.  They run some kind of a TV station, and their "Daily Spell" mailing list has over 4500 subscribers.  I think an article on both (I'd favor Correllian Wicca as a title) would survive AfD, no problem.  I have seen more than one newspaper article on them, so we shouldn't have a problem with verifiability.  That said, I'd like to make it known from the outset that although I am not a Correllian or a Wiccan, I have been a paid member of WitchSchool for several years.  They are a commercial entity (though the First Degree course is one of the free ones), and some of their classes are very badly researched and poorly written.  (They have a class on "magical names" where the suggestions include "Mr. Sun Guy" and "Spring Pixy Sparks" - no joke!)  The lack of links coming in also bothers me, so I would say maybe we should hold off, but I do think they're notable. - AdelaMae (talk - contribs) 17:06, 26 October 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Correllian Wicca / Witchschool 

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thread_title:  Valheim Hof 

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message: Please see the proposal for renaming the Category:Neopaganism to Category:Modern Paganism here. --- FULBERT (talk) 16:50, 28 March 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Category renaming proposal 

message: Please see the new naming proposal for various related categories from Neopagan to Modern Pagan. I did not begin the proposal, though do support it. --- FULBERT (talk) 11:18, 4 May 2021 (UTC)
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