According to Wikipedia. Actually directly categorized as genocide, not just "many people are saying..."
Update 2025-05-18 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The creator has clarified that for an event to be considered 'directly categorized as genocide' on Wikipedia, as per the market description, this includes the relevant Wikipedia article:
Being in a genocide category.
Being included in a list of genocides.
Update 2025-05-18 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The creator has stated that if an ICJ verdict is strongly anticipated to lead to a change in the Wikipedia article's categorization (specifically, its inclusion in a genocide category or a list of genocides), they may opt to wait for the Wikipedia article to reflect any such changes before resolving the market. The resolution will continue to be based on the Wikipedia categorization as previously defined.
Update 2025-05-19 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The creator has provided an additional detail regarding the timing of resolution in a specific scenario:
If the creator opts to wait for the Wikipedia article to reflect anticipated changes (e.g., due to an ICJ verdict), this waiting period will not be indefinite.
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I think the resolution is not so clear. There currently exists a Wikipedia article. Does this count?https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_genocide
@HannesLynchburg No it's definitely still of the form "many people are saying". ICJ is 80% to rule Israel is not committing genocide on Manifold.
@nathanwei The resolution criteria was specifically about Wikipedia. There is an article title ("Gaza genocide") + an Infobox and the page was placed in the category "Genocides in Asia".
It is not clear what should still happen for a yes resolution if that isn't enough.
(I am not suggesting that Wikipedia is unbiased on this topic.)
@HannesLynchburg the article being in the genocide category and in the list of genocides is direct categorization, per the market description. Seems like this should resolve yes
@benjaminIkuta This category https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Genocides_in_Asia has stuff like "US war crimes", the Taiping Rebellion, Manchukuo (like the Japanese puppet states), persecution of Christians in North Korea, and the partition of India. These things are not genocides. I feel the market probably should resolve yes given your criteria, but this says more about Wikipedia's reliability than anyone else... if the ICJ verdict comes down that there is no genocide and they change some things, does it re-resolve no?
@nathanwei yeah, it's not ideal, but I made it to be objective, not up to my own judgement of what exactly constitutes genocide. If you really think the verdict will change the article categorization, we could wait and see
@benjaminIkuta Yes, I think it will, I also generally think Wikipedia will be dewokified at some point.
Are you ever going to resolve this?
@benjaminIkuta yes, according to Wikipedia, 🤣
The destruction is not the elimination of a group,
I think you're trying to use word semantics while failing to know the definition of said words.
Typical no child left behind act student
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide
Wikipedia defines genocide the same way the international courts do.
This has been resolved and has been declared LEGALLY a geonicde you're being petty and waiting for it to match your feelings as a zionoist
"Not just by many people"
"Directly labeled a genocide"
Which the international courts did.
Like I stated I reported it, it takes 24-48 hours to be looked at and a decision to be made
I can only hope they ban your manipulation markets who use feelings instead of factual law.
I just bet no. But I’m really close to changing my opinion. Genocide joins a long list of words undergoing persuasive redefinition. There’s plenty of academics calling this “textbook” genocide now as if genocide is defined like water solubility of a salt. There hasn’t been much effective pushback on Wikipedia’s redefinition of Zionism, but Wikipedia will lean heavily on WP:RS and if there’s enough textbooks published saying it’s genocide, then WP:WEIGHT will put that in Wiki Voice eventually.
The only things I see stopping this trend is editors willing to be unpopular and/or scholarly sources willing to do the same. By which I mean unpopular among the types who share training in communication in that pleased professors, not particularly concerned about the hoi polloi.
Normally this wouldn’t be something I’d predict, but people may restrain themselves on a topic this serious and the reflects so saliently on Wikipedia and its reputation. It will be a rubicon point for the platform if they do and it sticks.
@CraigTalbert it's been declared a genocide by the international courts, the reason this isn't resolved is beyond me.
@CraigTalbert well see. As ive reported it
The headline states not by many people
I'm sure I'm more educated than someone who believes wiki has to be the bottom line.
It's been declared legally a geonicde.
Go back to 4chan 🤡
@CraigTalbert "Is"
You should use proper grammar if you're going to try and insult someone.
🐖 I'm safe to assume capitalizing as well as using correct punctuation is a little above your English Composition level.
@CraigTalbert I did state English Composition.
Is there a reason that you need to ask to clarify aside from showing how many IEPs it took for you to graduate from the third grade?
It would definitely explain why you're negative on your "All time trades." 🤣
