Talk:Freewinds
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[edit] ??
Wow - Danny you were quick off the mark -- I went for dinner and hadn't finished at all. I knew there were a few boo boos but didn't want to lose what I had done. So I do want to expand this and will keep a NPOV, however, there is factual data that is valid for informational purposes only. Let me know here if there is a problem. Thanks CB.
[edit] Asbestos?
What is the point of the lethal asbestos line? My house contains deadly asbestos, as does millions of others built before the 1970's. It's only a problem if it gets airborne. Ydorb 22:26, 19 December 2005 (UTC)
- Check the link. Read the affidavit och watch the interview about the Freewinds [1]. If you take down the panels and let big piles of asbestos lie around it gets pretty dangerous. And they did that. I'm walking around the ship and I go into the engine room and I see panels missing from, like, the control room, a panel missing. And I see a big chunk of blue asbestos hanging down-what I identify as blue asbestos (Entheta 23:10, 19 December 2005 (UTC))
Someone should probably rewrite it to say something about how it was renovated outside the US, and was not subject to US labor regulations, therefore exposing workers to dangerous levels of asbestos exposure. Ydorb 19:48, 20 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Series Template
Removing this Series Template. This is not correct usage of Series Templates per the guidelines. They were set up to show the history of countries and were different articles form a sequential series. This is not the case with the Scientology pages, which are random pages on different topics – not a sequence of any kind. Wiki’s definition of a series is: “In a general sense, a series is a related set of things that occur one after the other (in a succession) or are otherwise connected one after the other (in a sequence).” Nuview 01:50, 10 January 2006 (PST)
- Dianetics -> Scientology ->Auditing -> Growth -> New texts -> New OT levels, new leaders, etc.. It's a growth of tech. It didn't just "happen" one night, Ronabop 11:55, 10 January 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Criticism section removed
I've removed the "Criticism" section, interesting though it is, as I don't think it's compatible with Wikipedia:Reliable sources or Wikipedia:Verifiability. The source is apparently an affidavit hosted on a personal website. We don't know if the copy of the affidavit is bona fide (where and how was it filed?) and a personal website is, of course, not a reliable source. If someone can provide the relevant details we can restore the section, but until then I think it has to stay out. -- ChrisO 19:52, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Doctorate Course?
What exactly do they mean Doctorate course? Are people seriously expected to call people who jump on a "religious" cruise ship for a weekend stay Doctor? Lima Golf Talk | Contributions 20:11, 20 January 2007 (UTC)
