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For the record, my list of proposed content on the talk page for Men's Rights was put on the talk page for a reason. It's a suggestion for additional content which can be added '''if''' others can help me with sources and a request for other people to suggest other areas which need expansion or addition. If they can't source it reliably, it won't be added and I did not propose that it would be. Please do not assume that I am unfamiliar with Wikipedia's policies in this regard. If you look at my editing history you will see a large number of places where I have removed or corrected content on articles about football players who have had their articles changed based on gossip. [[User:Hermiod|Hermiod]] ([[User talk:Hermiod|talk]]) 18:19, 18 October 2011 (UTC) |
For the record, my list of proposed content on the talk page for Men's Rights was put on the talk page for a reason. It's a suggestion for additional content which can be added '''if''' others can help me with sources and a request for other people to suggest other areas which need expansion or addition. If they can't source it reliably, it won't be added and I did not propose that it would be. Please do not assume that I am unfamiliar with Wikipedia's policies in this regard. If you look at my editing history you will see a large number of places where I have removed or corrected content on articles about football players who have had their articles changed based on gossip. [[User:Hermiod|Hermiod]] ([[User talk:Hermiod|talk]]) 18:19, 18 October 2011 (UTC) |
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:Ok. Your post didn't say anything about sources, so it looked like a "shopping list" having to do with your own outlook on the topic. Lots of en.WP articles (moreover in the humanities) don't mesh with some folks' thoughts about them. Sometimes this has to do with the sources to be had (or lack), or with clashing sources, along with sundry systemic bias both on the website and in the sources, the outcome being [[WP:Undue]]. Meanwhile, one can't undo slant in an article by edit warring and not paying heed to citations. It can take a shift in thinking to learn how things are done here and even then, an editor won't always get the editorial outcome for which they might be hoping. You might use the article talk page to gather sources and talk about how to echo them in the text. [[User:Gwen Gale|Gwen Gale]] ([[User talk:Gwen Gale#top|talk]]) 18:28, 18 October 2011 (UTC) |
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For the record, my list of proposed content on the talk page for Men's Rights was put on the talk page for a reason. It's a suggestion for additional content which can be added if others can help me with sources and a request for other people to suggest other areas which need expansion or addition. If they can't source it reliably, it won't be added and I did not propose that it would be. Please do not assume that I am unfamiliar with Wikipedia's policies in this regard. If you look at my editing history you will see a large number of places where I have removed or corrected content on articles about football players who have had their articles changed based on gossip. Hermiod (talk) 18:19, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
- Ok. Your post didn't say anything about sources, so it looked like a "shopping list" having to do with your own outlook on the topic. Lots of en.WP articles (moreover in the humanities) don't mesh with some folks' thoughts about them. Sometimes this has to do with the sources to be had (or lack), or with clashing sources, along with sundry systemic bias both on the website and in the sources, the outcome being WP:Undue. Meanwhile, one can't undo slant in an article by edit warring and not paying heed to citations. It can take a shift in thinking to learn how things are done here and even then, an editor won't always get the editorial outcome for which they might be hoping. You might use the article talk page to gather sources and talk about how to echo them in the text. Gwen Gale (talk) 18:28, 18 October 2011 (UTC)