Category talk:Antisemitism in Poland

NAVIGATIONAL HELP FOR Category:Jews and Judaism, Category:Jews, Category:Judaism, category tree:

Parent: Category:Jews and Judaism (by: country, place, region, topic) [Main container category]

Child: Category:Jews (by: country, place; also: biographies, lists, categories of individuals) [Main container subcategory]

Child: Category:Judaism (by: country, place; also: denominations, religious topics, religious texts, synagogues, yeshivas, schools, rabbis) [Main container subcategory]

Child: Category:Jewish history (by: country, region, era; also: all secular topics) [Main container subcategory]

Expectation?

Will we be seeing "Anti-Semitism in X" for all countries? Also, it's not appropriate to be removing the prior {{Antisemitism}} category as those recategorized articles all disappear from the main category. There is nothing that historically sets Poland apart from its Slavic neighbors (or even, say, the United States in the 1920's). This is an ill-conceived effort with unintended (dropping the appropriate category) consequences. PЄTЄRS J VЄСRUМВА ►TALK 00:49, 24 December 2010 (UTC)

Category:Antisemitism is all but un-navigable. Since there already existed a few country subcategories, I simply extended the categorization scheme. Nor does the existence of this category preclude the addition to articles of other appropriate categories like Category:Antisemitic attacks and incidents, Category:Nazism, etc.

Obviously things that cross national boundaries won't be stuck in country subcats - in fact, having the things that are country-specific in the appropriate subcats will make those things, left in the main cat, easier to find. Roscelese (talk) 01:03, 24 December 2010 (UTC)

Hello, I did some more checking and I see what you're doing, left you a message at your talk. Best! PЄTЄRS J VЄСRUМВА ►TALK 03:01, 24 December 2010 (UTC)