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School Strike for Climate → Fridays for Future – The naming here appears to be a bit of a head scratcher. It resembles a capitalised descriptive title, but is based on a literal transliteration of a phrase in Swedish once held up by Greta. And yet it was never the common name for the climate movement, which quickly adopted "Fridays for Future" as the WP:COMMONNAME for its international actions and campaigning. This is more than evident from Ngrams, which reveals a pretty wide gulf in respective usage. The FFF name is also now incredibly consistent in its usage by the organisation, down to the naming of its chapters, e.g. FFF Sweden, FFF Deutschland, etc., and it's also pretty descriptive, i.e. they protest on Fridays on issues related to the future. There appears to be comparatively little cause, if any, to use the current title, which rises to nothing even approaching a WP:COMMONNAME. Iskandar323 (talk) 09:36, 5 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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Frieda Egeling, who became a spokesperson for FFF Berlin at age14
I am reluctant to add my own photographs to articles. This image, taken 5days ago, might have a place though. Frieda became a spokesperson for FFF Berlin at age14. She is also the youngest complainant on litigation by Environmental Action Germany (DUH) against the German federal government for failing to act sufficiently on climate protection. Best, RobbieIanMorrison (talk) 17:49, 15 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]
