Category talk:Political advocacy groups in the United States

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propose new sub-categories[edit]

Somewhat unwieldy category. Propose a few additional categories that would pull in at least 30 orgs to start:

Peace and anti-war organizations in the United States
Free expression organizations in the United States
Technology policy organizations in the United States
Voting and election policy organizations in the United States
something to pull together the pro-life /anti-abortion /anti-birth-control groups in accordance w/ wp terminology on this issue

I'd like feedback before I start reorganizing, having scanned through some of the arguments on the CFD (categories for deletion) pages & seen how contentious descriptions of political advocacy, in particular, can get. However, I strongly feel that these cat pages that overflow onto multiple pages lose most of their value for browsers, who (A) can't skim through that many individual organizations anyway; and (B) probably don't even realize there are more orgs and more available subcategories on the subsequent pages. --LQ 23:41, 4 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]