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A university is not a building. Or at least is not usually just one building. And would it be a community?[[User:Cure|Cure]] 17:43, 23 April 2010 (UTC) | A university is not a building. Or at least is not usually just one building. And would it be a community?[[User:Cure|Cure]] 17:43, 23 April 2010 (UTC) | ||
yeah, I realized this was a little questionable. Community is not a bad one, especially considering the [[RLDMG]]'s discussion of creating communities and its example of the [[Rue des Pistolets]], which is a neighborhood in a larger community. I don't know if its worth having a category of some sort for multi-building compounds/campuses, owned by a single entity. (I wasn't sure how to classify estates, for example). That seems to be a bit different than a neighborhood of multiple shops and homes owned by disparate people. Then of course the question arises if castles, keeps and the like are single buildings or compounds. Most have stuff like stables, smithies, and other outbuildings. This was a can of worms I wasn't ready to open. So I called University a building. :) -- [[User:Gonzoron|Gonzoron]] 16:17, 26 April 2010 (UTC) | |||
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A university is not a building. Or at least is not usually just one building. And would it be a community?Cure 17:43, 23 April 2010 (UTC)
yeah, I realized this was a little questionable. Community is not a bad one, especially considering the RLDMG's discussion of creating communities and its example of the Rue des Pistolets, which is a neighborhood in a larger community. I don't know if its worth having a category of some sort for multi-building compounds/campuses, owned by a single entity. (I wasn't sure how to classify estates, for example). That seems to be a bit different than a neighborhood of multiple shops and homes owned by disparate people. Then of course the question arises if castles, keeps and the like are single buildings or compounds. Most have stuff like stables, smithies, and other outbuildings. This was a can of worms I wasn't ready to open. So I called University a building. :) -- Gonzoron 16:17, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
