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This is not an encyclopedia article or encyclopedic subject, but an improper mix of two we already haveedit
Latest comment: 5 months ago1 comment1 person in discussion
This is someone's rather strange attempt to commingle completely unrelated topics into their own personally made-up notion of "cat–human conflict". The first is cat predation on wildlife, which is already its own article, and the second is feline zoonosis, which is also already its own article. So, this is a WP:POVFORK combined with WP:COATRACKing, based on the original-research notion that these two things are closely related. Worse, the content in there so far is just rehash of the fringe editorial draft at Draft:Cat predation on islands.
Any sources used in here should be merged to the other draft, then this page deleted. Then, there should be a discussion at Talk:Cat predation on wildlife about which sources in that combined draft can be used at that actual article, for what, and well within due-weight policy, no-original-research policy, and exceptional-claims policy. Then delete the other draft. Neither of these drafts can possibly make viable stand-alone articles. — SMcCandlish☏¢ 😼 20:25, 22 December 2023 (UTC)Reply
