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This had been discussed a bit in edit summaries, but I wanted to open an actual discussion. This article is currently the 4th longest on Wikipedia, and two of the three pages longer than it are currently having their own split discussions. Not only is this article so long that many web browsers are having difficulty displaying it (especially when trying to edit it), but it keeps exceeding the post-expand include size limit despite my best efforts to reduce the template load.
Agree. I'd opt for decade-by-decade splitting, but if that proves too extreme, the four-way proposal (Weimar/Riech/East/West) for pre-unification articles seems the wisest move. Miaadatawitch!talk · contribs20:08, 21 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Pretty much in agreement with @Narky Blert. I was unsure if splitting the article into more than two pages would be excessive seeing as Weimar, NS Germany, GDR and pre-80s West Germany have considerably less available data on police killings. The bloat of the article is unfortunately concentrated to post-unification BRD so it would still be imbalanced in terms of size, but I don't know whether again splitting the section up into 1990s, 2000s, 2010s and 2020s is reasonable either. 62.216.215.63 (talk) 15:30, 24 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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