Talk:List of alumni of the Second City
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BetacommandBot (talk) 12:42, 21 January 2008 (UTC)
Does List of Second City Chicago alumni duplicate the first section?
[edit]Does List of Second City Chicago alumni duplicate the first section, or is that article only comedians, whereas this includes others?
Should {{main}} or See also be added, or should they be merged?
Mark Hurd (talk) 12:45, 17 February 2011 (UTC)
- The two lists don't seem to have any distinct inclusion criteria, so it's just duplication. There could be a case to be made that the Chicago company has the notability and volume needed to stand alone as an independent list, but we don't need both a standalone Chicago list and a Chicago section in this list — if the separate list is desired, then the Chicago section of this list should be pruned down to a {{main}} link to that one instead of directly listing people. But it's also worth noting that if Chicago qualifies for a separate standalone list, then Toronto absolutely does too — but with just 14 people listed under the Detroit, Las Vegas and Cleveland sections combined, this list loses its reason for being if Chicago and Toronto are spun out, so I don't believe we really need the separate Chicago list either. Accordingly I've tagged them for a proposed merger. Bearcat (talk) 20:13, 25 January 2015 (UTC)
And, for that matter, instead of having distinct city sections — which requires some people to get listed twice because they did stints in both Chicago and Toronto, and is confusing in its chronological ordering — I'd actually prefer to see this reorganized into an alphabetical list in the following format (I've just picked a couple of random performers as a demonstration):
| Performer | Year(s) | Cities |
|---|---|---|
| Severn Darden | 1959 | Chicago |
| Eugene Levy | 1974 | Chicago, Toronto |
Alternatively, instead of a single "cities" column, we could also have a "checkbox" column for each individual city which had a Second City company, and then place 
in the appropriate column for each performer. But the list should still be alphabetical in order rather than the current format. And the list should not include additional links to other projects that the performer was involved in after being in Second City — that information is already available from the performer's standalone BLP anyway, so it's not necessary to repeat it all here. Bearcat (talk) 00:43, 31 January 2015 (UTC)