User talk:Houtyuhn

User talk:Houtyuhn

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I can understand your logic for wanting to split accidents and incidents, but the section heading is a standard thing defined by the relevant Wiki Project to ensure consistency across articles. See [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Aircraft/page content]]. Thanks. [[User:10mmsocket|10mmsocket]] ([[User talk:10mmsocket|talk]]) 05:12, 19 April 2026 (UTC)
I can understand your logic for wanting to split accidents and incidents, but the section heading is a standard thing defined by the relevant Wiki Project to ensure consistency across articles. See [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Aircraft/page content]]. Thanks. [[User:10mmsocket|10mmsocket]] ([[User talk:10mmsocket|talk]]) 05:12, 19 April 2026 (UTC)

:"I appreciate the need for consistency, but the '''WikiProject Aircraft'''guidelines also emphasize '''[WP:UNDUE]''' and '''[WP:CONTEXT]'''.
:The 2009 Bruntingthorpe event is a '''post-retirement incident''' involving a museum aircraft (XM715) on a 'fast taxi' run. Mixing it with a list of fatal RAF service crashes creates a false equivalence. It is functionally different from the operational losses and more relevant to the aircraft's status as a '''Surviving Aircraft'''.
:If a separate section heading is strictly forbidden, I propose creating a '''sub-heading''' (Level 3) under 'Accidents and incidents' specifically for ''''Post-retirement incidents'''', or moving the detailed narrative to the ''''Surviving aircraft'''' section for XM715. Keeping it in a flat list of fatal crashes is a disservice to the reader's understanding of the aircraft's safety record." [[User:Houtyuhn|Houtyuhn]] ([[User talk:Houtyuhn#top|talk]]) 05:40, 19 April 2026 (UTC)