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== Main entry ==
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{{li|start=y|I=S1/MX|Q=12,9,90|Q2=12990}}{{int:sitename}} philosophy classification systems / philosophy tag / philosophy code / ideology code / ideology tag / philosophy tag or ideology code for "non-partisan" field of academic study

{{li|I=S1/MX|Q=12,9,92|Q2=12992}}{{int:sitename}} color swatch system  ->  an entry which will formally lay out the rules for what puts things in each color swatch one by one. this entry really is focused only on the swatches, not the 2-3 letter philosophy tags which are used in contexts that resemble black-and-white publications.

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== Basic rules ==
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{{li|start=y|I=S1/MX|Q=12,9,92|Q2=12992}}level-1 rules ({{int:sitename}} color swatch system)  ->  the "mandatory" set of swatch assignment rules that likely will not change.

{{li|I=S2/MX/ML|Q=12,9,84|Q2=12984}}Stalin's Marxism must be crimson / The crimson swatch color must be used for Stalin's Marxism to reflect that this is the most common meaning of "Communism" and "Reds" in most Liberal-republican countries regardless of people's ideological faction; this includes Stalin's party and Hoxhaism but does not explicitly include Maoism  ->  note that "crimson" is a [[E:Roses are cardinal, violets are sunbird, colors are groupings that have been numbered|signifier that groups things]], and what real actual color it will be rendered in on the screen is an entirely separate thing. colorblind or monochrome stylesheets are completely respected on this project.

{{li|I=S2/MX/PT|Q=12,9,88|Q2=12988}}European fascism must be brown / The khaki brown swatch color must be used for classical European fascisms, including: Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, Imperial Japan

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== Level-2 rules ==
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{{li|start=y|I=S1/MX|Q=12,9,92|Q2=12992}}level-2 rules ({{int:sitename}} color swatch system)  ->  the second set of basic rules that is relatively well-decided-on but is not as "strictly mandatory". these rules have slightly less firm justification but are also fairly unlikely to change.

{{li|I=S2/MX/PT|Q=12,9,89|Q2=12989}}Duginism is brown / Dugin's so-called "fourth" political ideology and The European New Right are similar enough to classical European fascism to be brown

{{li|I=S2/MX/PT|Q=12,9,87|Q2=12987}}Toryism is brown / Tory parties such as the US Republican Party and UK Conservative Party are similar enough to Duginism (not Nazi Germany, not World War II) to be brown

{{li|I=S2/MX/IV|Q=12,9,74|Q2=12974}}Trotskyism is orange / The flame-orange swatch color will be used for Trotskyism (the totality of attempts to form a Fourth International) to reflect its deep and ongoing material conflict with Stalin's Marxism from circa 1904 through 2026; their neatly symmetric, back-and-forth "civil war" with each other in which they have [[E:unity of opposites (Marxism)|defined and changed each other]] through [[E:material contradiction (Marxism)|sustained resistance to each other]] arguably makes them entirely separate movements that at some unclear point in history (or fuzzy range of time) divided off and put a gap between each other instead of being two wings of one movement

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== Related ==
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{{li|start=y|I=S2/MX/MD|Q=40,59|Q2=4059|h4= Math can save Trotsky }}  ->  vermilion Marxism / fourteen-quarters swatch

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== Ideologies or fields ==

* MX / meta-Marxism

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