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:'''oppose merger'''. [[User:Tynetrekker|Tynetrekker]] ([[User talk:Tynetrekker|talk]]) 15:05, 14 January 2008 (UTC) |
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::I find your opinion and your edits strange. Just because an immigration attorney and a random poster on a Chinese web forum call it a crisis doesn't mean that it really is one. For something to be a genuine crisis it surely must be covered as such by the major news media (for comparison, see [[Cuban Missile Crisis]], or [[Iran hostage crisis]]). Also, the article is now contradictory, describing this "crisis" as occurring in 2007, then going on to say it has occurred in "five of the last eight years". |
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::This is getting silly. I'll give it another week and then I'm merging the worthwhile parts of the article into [[H-1B visa]]. -- [[User:Hux|Hux]] ([[User talk:Hux|talk]]) 19:28, 14 January 2008 (UTC) |
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Hyperbolic, unnecessary article
There are two main problems with this article, as I see it:
- It doesn't deserve its own article since there's not enough info to justify one.
- It's hyperbolic: the scant references provided to back up the article do not describe what happened as any kind of "crisis". It's newsworthy and worth mentioning on Wikipedia, sure, but the article overstates the severity of what appears to be little more than a story covering the fact that the H-1B quota is not able to meet the demand for visas, and that "something needs to be done".
-- Hux (talk) 21:50, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- oppose merger. Tynetrekker (talk) 15:05, 14 January 2008 (UTC)
- I find your opinion and your edits strange. Just because an immigration attorney and a random poster on a Chinese web forum call it a crisis doesn't mean that it really is one. For something to be a genuine crisis it surely must be covered as such by the major news media (for comparison, see Cuban Missile Crisis, or Iran hostage crisis). Also, the article is now contradictory, describing this "crisis" as occurring in 2007, then going on to say it has occurred in "five of the last eight years".
- This is getting silly. I'll give it another week and then I'm merging the worthwhile parts of the article into H-1B visa. -- Hux (talk) 19:28, 14 January 2008 (UTC)