Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Weather/Floods task force
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Floods in Afghanistan
[edit]...came to the Floods in Afghanistan page, because of the present, 2024 Afghanistan flood reports... Someone already hastily (and IMO sloppily) started a 2024 Afghanistan-Pakistan floods stub. So while this is an annual event, sadly, there are numerous annual pages. I would like to clarify the existing formal issues on the child pages (stubs) named in the List of Floods in Afghanistan:
- Should these annual event stubs not be named uniformly? For example plural versus singular etc
- Shouldnt they be created separately for Afghanistan and Pakistan -or together as occurred in two cases: 2013 Pakistan–Afghanistan floods?
- or If there is as little editorial attention to these pages as it seems,(probably also lack of subsequent reporting about the event) shouldnt the info of these pages be better presented in a table?
Before starting an RfC on Talk:Floods in Afghanistan I am posting this here and on the respective Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Disaster management and Wikipedia:WikiProject Afghanistan pages in the hope that someone comments. Wuerzele (talk) 09:22, 19 April 2024 (UTC)