WPNPOV #50 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy - not only evidence for your view but evidence for how many others hold it and who they are. Information like this enables writers and participants in discussion to come to practical decisions. These include whether one view deserves to go first, whether two deserve...
WPNPOV #47 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy - * Wikipedia:Neutral point of view/FAQ|Neutral point of view FAQ * tl|NPOV — message used to warn of problems * tl|NPOV-section — tags only a single section as disputed * tl|POV check — message used to mark articles that may be biased. ( tl|bias may be used for short)...
WPNPOV #45 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy -them. What do I do? * '' Wikipedia:Neutral point of view/FAQ#Avoiding constant disputes|Avoiding constant disputes '' br / How can we avoid constant and endless warfare over neutrality issues? ; Wikipedia:Neutral point of view/FAQ#Other|Other : * '' Wikipedia:Neutral...
WPNPOV #44 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy - Holocaust denial, that some people actually hold? Surely we are not to be neutral about ''them''? * '' Wikipedia:Neutral point of view/FAQ#Pseudoscience|Pseudoscience '' br / How are we to write articles about :Category:Pseudoscience|pseudoscientific topics , about...
WPNPOV #36 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy - We could sum up human knowledge (in this sense) in a biased way: we could state a series of theories about topic T and then claim that the truth about T is such-and-such. But then again, consider that Wikipedia is an international collaborative project, and that...
WPNPOV #25 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy - that Shakespeare is widely considered one of the greatest authors of the English language is a bit of knowledge that one should learn from an encyclopedia. Public and scholarly critique of an artist or work, when well-researched and verifiable, helps to put the work...
WPNPOV #24 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy - in a heated dispute; instead, summarize and present the arguments in an impartial tone. ===Characterizing opinions of people's work=== A special case is the expression of aesthetic opinions. Wikipedia articles about art, artists, and other creative topics (e.g....
WPNPOV #23 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy - Wikipedia ''describes'' disputes. Wikipedia does not ''engage'' in disputes. A neutral characterization of disputes requires presenting viewpoints with a consistently impartial tone, otherwise articles end up as partisan commentaries ''even while'' presenting all...
WPNPOV #18 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy - as more popular views, and will generally not include tiny-minority views at all. For example, the article on the Earth does not mention modern support for the Flat Earth concept, a view of a distinct minority. We should not attempt to represent a dispute as if a...
WPNPOV #13 Wikipedia Policy
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Wikipedia Policy - source of contention and polarization. This is especially true for descriptive titles that suggest a viewpoint either "for" or "against" any given issue. A neutral article title is very important because it ensures that the article topic is placed in the proper...
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