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- The Analysis and Conclusion segments of this article reek of POV. --Feitclub 19:15, Nov 7, 2004 (UTC)
- Whoops the NPOV tag was added on 05-10-18 15:56:31 Bwithh (NPOV (regarding Conclusion section)) - I moved the tag to the section thinking it had been there for almost a year. Anyway the whole article doesn’t have a POV, just like Feitclub said the last two sections have this and that is why I moved the lines. Instead of getting a first impression (right now at least) that the article has problems, the reader can read a good section then read the stuff with the NPOV tag. It might get a better response for cleanup(?).