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A: Describe the Dead Internet theory as a "conspiracy theory" in Wikivoice, and present it as a conspiracy theory that proposes that since 2016 the internet has consisted primarily of bot activity and automated content manipulated by algorithmic curation, that aims to control the population and reduce genuine human interaction. The non-conspiratorial alternative can be mentioned in the article but will not be the focus.
B: Describe the Dead Internet theory as a "theory" in Wikivoice, and present it as a theory that proposes that the internet is becoming predominantly populated by AI-generated content in the wake of generative AI. The conspiratorial origin can be mentioned in the article but will not be the focus.
Hello, there are former long-term basketball players and coaches who later in their basketball careers became high-ranking NBA executives (e.g. Jerry West, Pat Riley, Danny Ainge, Joe Dumars, Sean Marks, Larry Bird, Artūras Karnišovas, Elgin Baylor, etc.), however currently this infobox template do not have parameters to describe their careers periods as executives. Consequently, I suggest to add new parameters to this infobox template about executive careers (e.g.
The previously used, non-free image ([1]) was deleted through a FfD discussion in January, on the grounds that a free alternative is available per WP:NFCCP#1. Should a non-free image of the subject of the article be permitted if the currently used, only free alternative available is considerably lower in quality and less representative of the character? QuestFour (talk) 01:28, 6 April 2026 (UTC)
Should the section on "Reception" include the following information about mixed reviews:
Business Insider said the film "makes some jokes about racism and political correctness, but doesn't go anywhere with them", adding that "Even positive reviews say the movie feels artificially constructed."[1]
Marc Bernardin in The Guardian said that, despite its multiple awards, the film offers a limited and superficial treatment of race in rural America. Bernardin criticised the film's handling of racism, particularly through the character of Officer Dixon, saying that the movie downplays Dixon's explicit racism, attributing his behaviour to personal anger and providing him with a redemptive arc that lacks accountability for his actions against Black characters. Bernardin suggests that the film uses racial themes without meaningfully interrogating them, contrasting it unfavourably with Get Out (2017).[2]Film Comment argued that, despite a strong cast, the film feels contrived, tonally inconsistent, and lacking in realism.[3]
The film faced "loud backlash" for its portrayal or racism and race,[4][5] with CNN saying it became "one of Oscar season's most divisive films."[6]
Inviting further discussion whether brief (passing) mention that Sweeney is a Registered Republican is consistent with WP:DUE given (new) mainstream coverage of this fact in relation to her career (see above for prior discussion).HardScience (talk) 14:09, 31 March 2026 (UTC)
Add the tag {{rfc|xxx}} at the top of a talk page section, where "xxx" is the category abbreviation. The different category abbreviations that should be used with {{rfc}} are listed above in parenthesis. Multiple categories are separated by a vertical pipe. For example, {{rfc|xxx|yyy}}, where "xxx" is the first category and "yyy" is the second category.
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