en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padel_at_the_2026_Asian_Games
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%5B%5BWikipedia%3ARedirects+for+discussion%5D%5D+debate+closed+as+delete
This stray text says the redirect discussion was closed as delete, but the linked July 23 RfD entry for this redirect is not marked closed and still appears as an open discussion entry.
Full reasoning
The text claims the redirect discussion was "closed as delete", but the linked July 23, 2026 redirects-for-discussion log does not show a closed result for this redirect.
- In the current raw source of the July 23 log, Padel at the 2026 Asian Games appears inside the bundled section "Basketball at the 2026 Asian Games". That section starts directly with the list of redirects and does not contain the usual
xfd-closed/ "Closed discussion" boilerplate or any "The result of the discussion was delete" line. - By contrast, sections on the same log page that really are closed-as-delete do contain explicit closure markup such as
xfd-closed, "Closed discussion", and "The result of the discussion was delete". - The redirect page itself is also still live as a redirect page, which is inconsistent with a completed delete closure.
So this encoded string is not an accurate description of the current state of the discussion; it appears to be stray or stale text rather than a real closure result.
3 sources
- Wikipedia:Redirects for discussion/Log/2026 July 23 (raw section 16)
The section begins '====Basketball at the 2026 Asian Games====' and lists redirects including '*<span id="Padel at the 2026 Asian Games">{{no redirect|1 = Padel at the 2026 Asian Games }}</span> → [[:2026 Asian Games]]'. Unlike closed sections, there is no 'Closed discussion' / 'The result of the discussion was ...' boilerplate at the top.
- Wikipedia:Redirects for discussion/Log/2026 July 23 (raw section 2)
A genuinely closed section on the same log page contains '<div class="boilerplate rfd vfd xfd-closed ...">', the words 'Closed discussion', and 'The result of the discussion was' followed by '''delete'''.
- Padel at the 2026 Asian Games - Wikipedia
The page is still live and says, 'This title is currently a redirect to 2026 Asian Games'; it also still displays the active RfD notice text above the redirect.