Talk:Agadir (granary)

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Article scope and lead

@62.23.181.186: The article talks about more than Morocco and the lead sections should always be a summary of the article, so your argument is irrelevant as your edit-warring is changing the scope of the article without discussion, which is purely disruptive. This will be reverted until you engage in consensus-building on the talk page here, which is how Wikipedia works. If you continue to edit-war (i.e. repeat your edit without consensus), you will likely be blocked from editing or the page will be locked.

If the title of the article is really an issue, then one possibility is to change it to a title that is perhaps less locally specific. The term "agadir" exists beyond Morocco, but as one of the main reliable sources cited in this article mentions ([1]), the same structures go by different names in different regions (including ghorfa in southern Tunisia, gal'a in the Aurès). If this aims to be an overview of the topic, maybe something like "Fortified granaries of the Maghreb" or shorter could be appropriate. R Prazeres (talk) 16:52, 28 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]