Talk:The God Channel
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[edit] GOD UK Year Dates Messed Up
Somebody Edited The Year When GOD UK Was Realesed/Renamed And Replaced It With A Question Mark Sign, Can Somebody Fix This.
Frank0115932 01:15, 23 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Encyclopeadia's should not contain weasel words
The God Channel has attracted criticism from some commentators; television satirist and critic Victor Lewis-Smith described it as "hour upon hour of hate-filled, rabble-rousing, homophobic bigotry, much of it featuring (and funded by) right-wing American evangelists" [1].
I moved the above from the article as it is factually incorrect to have in an encyclopaedia17:25, 23 February 2007 (UTC)Halesowen
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- I've reverted your changes because the text you have deleted is not "factually incorrect" as it is a published statement properly attributed to the source. Further, please go reread WP:AWW, the Wikipedia style guideline regarding "weasel words." Attribution of a source of a critical statement is not the use of "weasel words." Mike Doughney 19:16, 23 February 2007 (UTC)
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- I can only reaffirm what Mike said above. "Weasel words" do not mean what you think they do, read the linked article. Lewis-Smith is a noted commentator, and his opinion was presented as that of a third party. Fourohfour 13:45, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
