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I'm not wholly clear on where the line is drawn between [[:category:Sentient insects]] and [[:category:Insectoid species]]. Is "sentient insects" for regular insects made sentient? Are "insectoid species" species which we would not class as insects, despite resembling them? | I'm not wholly clear on where the line is drawn between [[:category:Sentient insects]] and [[:category:Insectoid species]]. Is "sentient insects" for regular insects made sentient? Are "insectoid species" species which we would not class as insects, despite resembling them? | ||
I'm not seeing much consistency in terms of which pages get which category. To name one example, [[Migrant Bee]]s are called an "insectoid species" in the article lead, but given "Sentient insects" as a category.{{User:SOTO/sig}} 00:24, February 6, 2019 (UTC) | I'm not seeing much consistency in terms of which pages get which category. To name one example, [[Migrant Bee]]s are called an "[[insectoid]] species" in the article lead, but then called "[[Insect]]s" in the infobox and given "Sentient insects" as a category.{{User:SOTO/sig}} 00:24, February 6, 2019 (UTC) | ||
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"Sentient insects" and "Insectoid species"
I'm not wholly clear on where the line is drawn between category:Sentient insects and category:Insectoid species. Is "sentient insects" for regular insects made sentient? Are "insectoid species" species which we would not class as insects, despite resembling them?
I'm not seeing much consistency in terms of which pages get which category. To name one example, Migrant Bees are called an "insectoid species" in the article lead, but then called "Insects" in the infobox and given "Sentient insects" as a category.
× SOTO (☎/✍/↯) 00:24, February 6, 2019 (UTC)
