"Bodies of water"

[Driftmaster130]

Per Tucayo's comment here (Category_talk:Bodies_of_Water), locations that only include water (e.g: seas, rivers, lakes) do not fall into this category (Category:Bodies of Water), only locations that are a body of water in themselves. Please help by removing the category where uneeded.

 

[Hobbes]

I had kinda wanted to take this upon myself, but okay. If you have any doubts as to what constitutes an actual body of water, please post them here and we'll try to reach an agreement.

 

[Xiahou Dun]

Do levels containing mostly a body of water including Fish Food Frenzy count? Time Turner is undoing my edits. I don't think they count as bodies of water.

 

[Hobbes]

That's a tricky one. While the levels take place in bodies of water, the article itself represents a level, not a body of water, so I'd say remove the category. An example of an article that represents both could be Mystic Lake.

 

[Time Turner]

We can call Big Boo's Haunt a Ghost House because that's mostly what it's composed of, so why can't we call Fish Food Frenzy a body of water? Also, I only undid one of your edits.

 

[Xiahou Dun]

The problem, I think, is that Fish Food Frenzy would be considered a level name, not a body of water. Some level names can include both, such as Pirate Bay, but Fish Food Frenzy isn't the name for the body of water. Now, if it were something like "Fish Food Frenzy Pond", it would be considered a body of water.

 

[Time Turner]

Tearaway Toboggan's (Tearaway Toboggan) a snowscape, Fire-Ball Frenzy's (Fire-Ball Frenzy) a factory, Konveyor Rope Klash's (Konveyor Rope Klash) a jungle, Doorstop Dash's (Doorstop Dash) a building, the point is that you're going have to make more than a few changes to be consistent.

 

[Xiahou Dun]

I guess that's going to be another thing I have to do. Honestly, though, stuff like Defeat the Giant Spear Man (3-2) (1) shouldn't be considered a forest or a body of water.

 

[Time Turner]

We can agree on that, but for the moment, leave the DKC levels alone.

 

[Xiahou Dun]

I want to see the consensus first. I am not convinced that we should keep "bodies of water" in articles pertaining to the levels and not the water.

Anyway, is Kero Sewers considered a body of water? I don't think we should equate sewers to bodies of water. Aren't sewers simply underground waste transportation?

 

[Time Turner]

Yeah, sewers fall more under subterranean areas, which it's already a part of, so I wouldn't mind removing the category there.