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Department of Health and Human Services
[edit]Great list, but I noticed that the Department of Health and Human Services isn't included. I found their Contingency Staffing Plan on hhs.gov, and they say that they're going to furlough 52% of their employees. I don't really know the code for linking very well, so I'll just post my reference here: http://www.hhs.gov/budget/fy2014/fy2014contingency_staffing_plan-rev2.pdf
I'm still a little wary of editing pages, so if anyone sees this and wants to add it, please do so! — Preceding unsigned comment added by Havensfire (talk • contribs)
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Why Are We Even Discussing Changing the Article's Title from "US Govt Shutdown 2013" to "2013 US Govt Shutdown" ?
[edit]Hello people. Why is it necessary to discuss changing the title of this article
from: "United States federal government shutdown of 2013" to: "2013 United States federal government shutdown" ?
What are we accomplishing by doing this ? The only worthwhile changes to spend energy and discussion on are substantive, actual useful new or corrected information to the substance of the Wikipedia article in question. In addition, there are no substantive errors in the title "United States federal government shutdown of 2013". There are no errors in that title. If you people are really intent on "fixing" the title of this article (and subsequent "Shutdown" articles, like the new 2018-19 Shutdown article), I can ask my cousin Meredith from California who teaches English at the university level to investigate the merits of moving the "2013" from the end to the beginning in the article's title. Otherwise, let's try to concentrate on verifying and building on the "guts" of these articles, and not the titles. In addition, one could argue the "human factors" aspect of this, which is when you are writing something, you want the first thing the reader sees to be the key aspect of it, the most important aspect of it. What is the most important aspect of this article's title: (1) the year 2013, or (2) United States federal government ? The year "2013" could apply to nearly any subject, whereas "United States federal government" gives you some hint as to what the article is about, is more specific, and more informative. Pg197676 (talk) 05:21, 12 January 2019 (UTC)pg19761976
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