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Colours in table

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On my screen, it's hard to tell the ranking events from the non-ranking. Comparing the Riga Masters (ranking) with the preceding row (non-ranking) they're almost identically coloured. --Dweller (talk) Become old fashioned! 09:19, 26 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]

The green pro-am highlighting shows up fine on my screen, although I appreciate that displays have different contrast/brightness levels which can cause trouble on some. However, I have exceptionally low contrast between the highlighting for the World Seniors Tour and that of variant events; I didn't even realize they were different colors until I looked at the key. Either way, when we use color to encode information we are required to ensure it meets MOS:CONTRAST. How does the green/pink combo at List of accolades received by La La Land (film) work for you? If it provides sufficient contrast we could replace the mint with the green and the World Seniors Tour—which is a new event—with the pink. Betty Logan (talk) 18:52, 29 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Betty Logan Looks great. --Dweller (talk) Become old fashioned! 08:46, 30 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]


Is there any other colour but pink I think it looks terrible it's a bad colour imo. Any other colours we could use for the Seniors ?. 92.251.130.4 (talk) 04:28, 3 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

We are not doing an art assignment here. If an editor tells you they have a problem differentiating the colors then we have to respond to that. I have no particular preference when it comes to the colors but there needs to be a decent contrast and the pink you have replaced with the blue for the WST highlighting does not provide sufficient contrast with the grey highlighting for the varaint event. For any other interested parties, here is the color scheme I installed if you care to comment. We could do with further feedback from Dweller too. Betty Logan (talk) 04:34, 3 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Well Betty you know you are doing an art assignment really if you want to get flippant about it, because that is exactly what you are doing changing colours so it is a little art assignment eh ?. To be honest I think the pink looks horrendous. Is there any other colour available?.92.251.130.4 (talk) 04:45, 3 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

The world Seniors Tour was light grey the variant event is a lilac colour how can people not tell the difference between them ?. 92.251.130.4 (talk) 04:51, 3 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

There are many reasons why readers might have trouble differentiating them. Their displays may not be optimal or their brightness levels could be turned down (and Wikipedia should allow for that) and they may have poor eyesight (not everyone in the world has 20/20 vision). The colors should be chosen to provide a good contrast, not to look nice. If both can be achieved then great, but contrast is the primary concern. Betty Logan (talk) 05:15, 3 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Good colour contrast is great for lots of reasons. --Dweller (talk) Become old fashioned! 11:29, 3 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

I want to make a few points. Personally, I did not have any bother with the previous shade of green used for the Pro-Am's. But, now that it has been changed, I do like the way the new shade stands out more. HOWEVER, now that the shade has been changed on the page for this season, would it not need to be changed on the pages for the previous seasons as well? For continuity.

On the other hand, I am having great difficulty differentiating the colours used for the Variant Events and the new World Seniors Tour. Since lilac has been used for Variant Events for a long time, perhaps the colour for the World Seniors Tour could be changed to something that stands out more.

Also, I realise that they are full ranking events, but it might be helpful if the Home Nations Series was given it's own colour, to show that the events are part of a series rather than stand alone events.

Finally, may I just add that I am still lamenting the loss of the IBSF, EBSA and ACBS amateur events from the season tables on Wikipedia. I always print off the Wikipedia table so that I can keep track of what is coming up (let's face it, it's much better than World Snooker's calendar), and I am having to manually add the amateur events to an off-line version of the table before I print it off.

I am sure I am not the only person who would like to see Wikipedia have the most comprehensive snooker season calendar possible. But, hey. Rules are rules.

Thank you to all the editors who put all the hard work into keeping these season pages up to date. You do a great job.

31.53.217.230 (talk) 07:03, 6 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

@31.53.217.230: I can hardly tell the difference between the senior tour and variant event either. I changed the senior tour to pink which you can see on an old version at https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Snooker_season_2017/2018&oldid=788731637#Calendar, but unfortunately it was changed back. I do think we need a more contrasting color though. And yes, if the shade of green has been changed on this page it should be changed on the others too. The reason I didn't do this is because I wanted to settle the color scheme here first rather than spend an hour doing something that would just end up being reverted. Betty Logan (talk) 08:56, 12 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

@Betty Logan: Although the IP address is different (I think!), it's me again.
Thanks for the explanation. For me, that shade of pink you chose for the Seniors Tour was definitely better than the current colour. But, unfortunately, there's not much you can do if another editor disagrees.
I totally understand your frustrations at spending a considerable amount of time doing something that you think will be helpful, only for somebody to come along and revert it straight away. It happened to me a couple of months ago when I started a solo project to standardise the layout of the past results pages for individual Motorcycle Grands Prix (there are something like three different layouts being used across the pages, and I was trying to change them all to the layout that provided the most detail). And after I had spent a week getting the first 2 pages done, one of the regular editors undid everything and told me off.
That's the problem with Wikipedia. Some people just refuse to let any changes happen, even if it is to make things more user-friendly. But, hey!
86.171.13.117 (talk) 14:39, 15 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

World cup

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More importantly this event has started and no one has created a page for the event ? Who usually does this for up and coming events?92.251.130.4 (talk) 05:02, 3 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

I think you're misunderstanding Wikipedia. There's no "usually". It needs someone to get their finger out. Nigej (talk) 07:30, 6 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
IP editors cannot create articles. Once a draw is out we should perhaps create the page even if it is just a redirect to the main tournament so anonymous editors can work on it. Betty Logan (talk) 17:44, 6 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
OK, But why don't the regular IP editors register? Then they can create articles. One of those mysteries of life. Nigej (talk) 18:47, 6 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
It's a good question for those regular editors who live in the UK, but if you live in China or Russia for instance you probably won't want your editing history tied to a single account. I guess IP editors are just a fact of Wikipedia life for the time being. Betty Logan (talk) 19:24, 6 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
I did register for an account once. I put in the same username that I use on a forum that I am a member of. But when I finished the registration process, Wikipedia decided that I meant to put a space in my username rather than an underscore. Except, I did mean to have an underscore! If I had meant it to be a space, I would have put in a space! So, ever since, I have been refusing to sign in ever since in protest, and have instead been editing as an IP user. 86.171.13.117 (talk) 14:49, 15 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
A technical reason for that I suspect. Wikipedia uses underscores and spaces interchangeably in page names. This is because spaces are not allowed in URLs and so underscores are used instead. Thus User talk:Betty Logan is the same as User talk:Betty_Logan. The problem for the rest of us is that people write things here (or on talk pages) and we're meant, by some psychic power, to work out who these IP users are. eg is 92.251.130.4 the same person as 86.171.13.117 ? No idea Nigej (talk) 16:31, 15 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Ever since I got my first started using the internet, I have always used underscores rather than dots or dashes to separate out words in e-mail addresses, usernames, etc. I have always preferred underscores, for the very reason that in computer coding an underscore is used as the equivalent of a space. So, when underscores are used in the URL's for Wikipedia pages, I can't understand why they can't be used in usernames. But, if that's the way the Wikipedia coding is designed to work, there's nothing we can do about it.
And to answer your question, I am afraid that I am not the same person as 92.251.130.4 (talk). But, I am the same person as 31.53.217.230 (talk) that posted in the Colours In Table section above.
Sorry for going off-topic. 86.171.13.117 (talk) 14:15, 16 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Requested move 29 September 2017

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Seniors tournament edit warring

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There is currently a lot of reverting ongoing regarding constant changing of the colours of seniors tournaments. I am inviting any of those anonymous editors involved to please come here and discuss rather than continuing to revert (I have made one revert and have no interest in getting involved in a war). Personally, I feel the current scheme is not helpful to colour-blind users, as per [1]. The reason being the yellow currently being added in by an anonymous user is very similar to the gold colour used for non-ranking events, and there is not sufficient disparity between the two for a colour-blind user to detect the difference. Andygray110 (talk) 01:11, 9 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

It is not similiar to the gold at all. And colour blind users would be able to distinguish between yellow and gold anyway. Their problems relate to the colours Brown and Green and Red and green so it is no issue for them. thanks for the concern. Regards 01:17, 9 March 2018 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 92.251.169.53 (talk)

  • You're welcome. However your comments are not accurate regarding colour blindness, according to the Wikipedia article on colour-blindness which states that users can have trouble with yellow hues also - Color blindness#Types. There are two points to what I have said in any case - the colour issue, and the fact that there is constant reverting going on at the page. At present you are currently on the edge of violating WP:3RR (more than three reverts on a page within a 24-hour period) which could lead to you facing a block. I have brought the issue to this talk page to try and help you avoid this, so that you don't revert again if another user changes the content. Hopefully the other involved users will respond here. Andygray110 (talk) 01:27, 9 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]
  • I completely agree with AndyGray110. Yellow is very bad background colour here. I only reverted back the unconsensus changes made by ip user in the recent days. Admins, restore status quo please to scheme used before that ip user changes. I am for lightblue colour which widely used in the wiki sports tables. 91.124.117.29 (talk) 01:29, 9 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

You completely agree so that is it we change it back to what suits you ?. What happens if im having trouble seeing the blue and dont like it then ?. 92.251.169.53 (talk) 01:31, 9 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

I don't think you should get to decide for me. Who gives you the authority to decide for me ?. I don't think so 92.251.169.53 (talk) 01:37, 9 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Looking at both colours they are not even close to each other ! 92.251.169.53 (talk) 01:40, 9 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

I also like the yellow and gold no problem for me either 92.251.188.161 (talk) 00:47, 10 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

  • Comment The main issue is that the seniors events stand out too much. This gives the impression (to the casual reader) that they are important events when, in reality, they are the least important. Perhaps the main problem is that the ranking events (the most important) don't stand out at all. An alternative is to split off the mickey mouse events into a different table. Nigej (talk) 07:57, 17 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]
    • I think this may be a more realistic way to go. Bring attention to the ranking events and de-emphasise the rest. Another suggestion, perhaps in the season calendars we should only highlight the ranking tournaments? Possibly the defunct minor-ranking ones as well? Andygray110 (talk) 19:58, 17 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]
      I prefer the idea of having a full calendar so I would rather not split out ranking events, but I think your alternative suggestion of a simple 2-colour scheme would work, and it would be more in keeping with how World Snooker itself organizes its events. World Snooker make a distinction between ranking and invitation events. A third color for non-WSA events might have some merit too, but we already have the "rank" column which can address the various distinctions. Betty Logan (talk) 09:27, 18 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

I dont think the ranking events should change just leaving them alone. Why is there so much messing about with colours on here ?. Just leave them alone . 178.167.128.81 (talk) 20:27, 17 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

  • There is messing about as users don't seem to agree. When users don't agree, it is put to a discussion here. From this discussion, a consensus is reached. You've been around long enough to know that. Also, comments such as this - [2] - are not helpful. Please be CIVIL. Andygray110 (talk) 20:33, 17 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Things were fine as they were. No need for people to swapping and changing colours 178.167.158.220 (talk) 08:11, 18 March 2018 (UTC) . Regards[reply]

Before I write anything, I should make it known that I am the same IP user that posted in the original discussion about the colours back in July 2017 as 31.53.217.230 and 86.171.13.117.

Just want to throw in my tuppence worth. With the colours currently being used, I am finding it very hard to distinguish between the beige World Seniors events and the plain white Ranking events.

A few years ago, an IP-user added amateur events into the 2015/16 season calendar ( https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Snooker_season_2015/2016&oldid=712095269 ). They were quickly removed due to Wikipedia rules on amateur events, but I bring it up because I thought the colour that was used for them was very effective. And, as an IP-user pointed out in another section below, the World Seniors events are, strictly speaking, amateur events. So, even though the other amateur events are not welcome, it would make sense to use the same colour that was previously used for amateur events.

By the way, when I was looking at the current version of the 2015/16 season page, I noticed that an IP-user has changed the colour used for the PTC events to the same beige currently being used for the World Seniors events. And they have done it for all the seasons that the PTC's were in existence.

Apart from the fact that it makes the PTC's hard to distinguish from the Ranking events (you never had that problem with the old brown shade that used to be used for the PTC's), surely different series should be different colours.

Anyway, those are my thoughts. Thank you for taking the time to read them.

86.140.215.108 (talk) 06:40, 2 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]

colors

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Discuss, please. Thanks.--Dlohcierekim (talk) 19:39, 17 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Proposed colour scheme

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As this is beginning to raise it's edit-warring head again, here is an idea of what this season would look like with proposed colour scheme as per above:

Date[n 1] Country Rank Tournament name Venue City Winner Runner-up Score Ref.
05–04 05–07  AUT P/A Vienna Snooker Open 15 Reds Köö Wien Snooker Club Vienna England David Grace England Nigel Bond 5–2 [1]
05–24 05–27  BEL P/A Belgium Snooker Open Snooker Club Arena Ghent Belgium Bjorn Haneveer Belgium Ben Mertens 6–5 [2]
06–07 06–11  ENG P/A Pink Ribbon South West Snooker Academy Gloucester England Robert Milkins England Rob James 4–2 [3]
06–23 06–25  LAT WR Riga Masters Arena Riga Riga Wales Ryan Day Scotland Stephen Maguire 5–2 [4]
07–03 07–09  CHN TE World Cup (team event) Wuxi City Sports Park Stadium Wuxi China China A England England 4–3 [5]
07–20 07–23  HKG NR Hong Kong Masters Queen Elizabeth Stadium Hong Kong Australia Neil Robertson England Ronnie O'Sullivan 6–3 [6]
07–28 07–29  CHN TE CVB Snooker Challenge (team event) Nanshan Culture & Sports Centre Shenzhen  Great Britain  China 26–9 [7]
07–26 07–30  POL P/A World Games Wrocław Congress Center Wrocław United Kingdom Kyren Wilson United Kingdom Ali Carter 3–1 [8]
08–16 08–22  CHN WR China Championship Guangzhou Sport University Guangzhou Belgium Luca Brecel England Shaun Murphy 10–5 [9]
08–22 08–27  GER WR Paul Hunter Classic Stadthalle Fürth Wales Michael White England Shaun Murphy 4–2 [10]
09–04 09–09  THA VE Six-red World Championship Bangkok Convention Center Bangkok Wales Mark Williams Thailand Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 8–2 [11]
09–12 09–16  IND WR Indian Open Novotel Visakhapatnam Varun Beach Vishakhapatnam Scotland John Higgins Scotland Anthony McGill 5–1 [12]
09–19 09–21  TKM P/A Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games – Six-red Billiard Sports Arena Ashgabat China Yan Bingtao Iran Soheil Vahedi 5–1 [13]
09–18 09–24  CHN WR World Open Yushan Number One Middle School Yushan China Ding Junhui England Kyren Wilson 10–3 [14]
09–22 09–24  TKM TE Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games – Team Billiard Sports Arena Ashgabat  Iran  Qatar 3–0 [15]
09–24 09–26  TKM P/A Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games – Singles Billiard Sports Arena Ashgabat China Zhao Xintong Iran Hossein Vafaei 4–2 [16]
10–02 10–08  BEL WR European Masters De Soeverein Lommel England Judd Trump England Stuart Bingham 9–7 [17]
10–16 10–22  ENG WR English Open Barnsley Metrodome Barnsley England Ronnie O'Sullivan England Kyren Wilson 9–2 [18]
10–24 10–26  ENG WST UK Seniors Championship Harlequin Theatre Redhill England Jimmy White Republic of Ireland Ken Doherty 4–2 [19]
10–23 10–27  CHN NR Haining Open Haining Sports Center Haining England Mark Selby England Tom Ford 5–1 [20]
10–29 11–05  CHN WR International Championship Baihu Media Broadcasting Centre Daqing England Mark Selby Northern Ireland Mark Allen 10–7 [21]
11–06 11–12  ENG NR Champion of Champions Ricoh Arena Coventry England Shaun Murphy England Ronnie O'Sullivan 10–8 [22]
11–13 11–18  CHN WR Shanghai Masters Shanghai Grand Stage Shanghai England Ronnie O'Sullivan England Judd Trump 10–3 [23]
11–20 11–26  NIR WR Northern Ireland Open Waterfront Hall Belfast Wales Mark Williams China Yan Bingtao 9–8 [24]
11–28 12–10  ENG WR UK Championship Barbican Centre York England Ronnie O'Sullivan England Shaun Murphy 10–5 [25]
12–11 12–17  SCO WR Scottish Open Emirates Arena Glasgow Australia Neil Robertson China Cao Yupeng 9–8 [26]
01–06 01–07  IRL WST Seniors Irish Masters Goffs Kill England Steve Davis England Jonathan Bagley 4–0 [27]
01–14 01–21  ENG NR The Masters Alexandra Palace London Northern Ireland Mark Allen England Kyren Wilson 10–7 [28]
01–31 02–04  GER WR German Masters Tempodrom Berlin Wales Mark Williams Scotland Graeme Dott 9–1 [29]
02–08 02–11  ENG WR Snooker Shoot-Out Watford Colosseum Watford Cyprus Michael Georgiou Scotland Graeme Dott 1–0 [30]
02–19 02–25  ENG WR World Grand Prix Preston Guild Hall Preston England Ronnie O'Sullivan China Ding Junhui 10–3 [31]
02–26 03–04  WAL WR Welsh Open Motorpoint Arena Cardiff Scotland John Higgins England Barry Hawkins 9–7 [32]
03–07 03–11  GIB WR Gibraltar Open Tercentenary Sports Hall, Victoria Stadium Gibraltar Wales Ryan Day China Cao Yupeng 4–0 [33]
03–14 03–18  ROU NR Romanian Masters Bucharest Metropolitan Circus Bucharest Wales Ryan Day England Stuart Bingham 10–8 [34]
03–21 03–24  ENG WST World Seniors Championship Baths Hall Scunthorpe Jersey Aaron Canavan Northern Ireland Patrick Wallace 4–3 [35]
03–19 03–25  WAL WR Players Championship Venue Cymru Llandudno England Ronnie O'Sullivan England Shaun Murphy 10–4 [36]
01–02 03–29  ENG NR Championship League Ricoh Arena Coventry Scotland John Higgins China Zhou Yuelong 3–2 [37]
04–02 04–08  CHN WR China Open Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium Beijing
04–12 04–12  ENG WST The Seniors Masters Crucible Theatre Sheffield
04–21 05–07  ENG WR World Snooker Championship Crucible Theatre Sheffield
WR = World ranking event
NR = Non-ranking event
VE = Variant event
TE = Team event
P/A = Pro–am event
WST = World Seniors Tour[38]

This is a rough indicator of what the calendar would look like, I've no objection to a different colour being used as I'm aware there may not be enough contrast between white and this shade of yellow. An alternative which I'm half leaning towards now is as Nigej mentioned: to split the calendar into different sections. I can see the merit in that also, the table is becoming huge. Andygray110 (talk) 11:11, 3 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]

  • By the way, World Seniors Tour events are amateurs-only organized (since the 2017 Seniors WCh) by Snooker Legends, not by WPBSA, and the main tour players are not eligible for World Seniors Tour. Should they be removed from the table? There are no other amateurs events in the table (IBSF World Snooker Championship, for example). Maybe split the problematic seniors events to the new separate article World Seniors Tour and leave colour scheme as is. What do you think? 91.124.117.29 (talk) 15:11, 3 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]
    • Interesting point. At present they seem to be being treated as non-ranking titles. I have no real opinion on them either way, I'll be happy to see what others think. I think however regarding the colour scheme something has to be done to avoid the back and forth editing. Andygray110 (talk) 16:05, 3 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]
      • Non-ranking pro events? No, it's an amateur events since 2017 World Seniors Championship. Sources: [3]: It is only open to Amateur players, no player currently holding a professional tour card is eligible to enter.. [4]: Every Amateur player over the age of 40 will get 16 chances to get to a final event. [5]: This tournament is only open to Amateur players not currently in the 128 nominated World Snooker Professionals ranking system. 91.124.117.29 (talk) 16:19, 3 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]
        • I'm not disagreeing with you. What I meant in my previous comment is they are being treated by other users on Wikipedia as non-ranking events at present, judging by how they are inserted into career finals sections of player articles. As I say it's an interesting point. A good place to raise that would be at WikiProject Snooker as it affects more than just this season. For now in this section I think best to focus on sorting the colour scheme but it's definitely worth discussing elsewhere. Andygray110 (talk) 16:45, 3 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]

References

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  38. ^ Cite error: The named reference wst was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

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