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Arguably-polemic userbox modules.

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I have seen some userbox modules which seem not to gel with WP:UP#POLEMIC, such as Template:User decent (which implies derisively that America is suddenly indecent), Template:User smart (which implies derisively that America is suddenly dumb), and Template:User think (which implies derisively that America is suddenly unthinking). Do these policies apply to things like that? If not, it's hard to see where the policy starts and ends; I'm wondering if somebody could shed some light on that. Aaron Muir Hamilton <aaron@correspondwith.me> (talk) 00:10, 7 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]

There certainly could be issues with these, which is one of the areas the Miscellany for deletion process is intended to address: What may be nominated for deletion here:...Userboxes (regardless of namespace)... You are welcome to open MFD discussions on any of these that you think need consideration. Listing at MFD will bring a far greater number of eyes to examine these than a discussion here. Good luck. Eggishorn (talk) (contrib) 00:26, 7 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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